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Plutarch Quiz
Unveiling the Legacy of Plutarch: An Engaging Journey into the Life and Works of the Greek Philosopher and Historian
Updated: Sep 10, 2023
Embark on an epic journey of wisdom and history as you delve into the enigmatic world of Plutarch. Unleash your inner philosopher and historian in this enthralling quiz!
Get ready to test your Plutarch knowledge to the max with this tricky quiz! Featuring 31 questions on a wide range of Plutarch topics, it's not for the casual fan. Only the most dedicated enthusiasts will be able to answer them all correctly. Test your skills and learn something new!
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Temple Of Athena
Temple Of Apollo
Temple Of Poseidon
Temple Of Zeus
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Nicomachean Ethics
Parallel Lives
The Republic
Meditations
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Constantine Plutarch
Marcus Aurelius Plutarch
Julius Caesar Plutarch
Lucius Mestrius Plutarchus
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Middle Platonism
Epicureanism
Cynicism
Stoicism
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Musical Scores
Biographical Sketches
Cooking Recipes
Essays And Speeches
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Babylonian
Egyptian
Persian
Roman
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1st Century AD
21st Century BC
12th Century AD
5th Century BC
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Egyptians
Celtic
Persians
Romans And Greeks
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Apollo
Zeus
Hades
Ares
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Egyptian
Latin
Koine Greek
Persian
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Playwright
Dramatist
Physician
Philosopher/Historian
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Thebes
Delphi
Mykonos
Athens
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Objective
Subjective
Sardonic
Salacious
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Illustrious Greeks And Romans
Monks And Priests
The Poor People
Egyptians And Persians
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By Painting Murals
By Inventing The Printing Press
Through His Biographical Works
By Writing Plays
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Through Military Strategy
Through Scientific Discoveries
Through His Biographies And Essays
Through Mathematical Theorems
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As A Necessary Evil
As The Cause Of All Problems
As The Most Important Aspect
As Insignificant
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Astrology
Moral Virtue
Political Intrigue
The Nature Of Reality
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As Men Of Virtue And Vice
As Opportunistic Exploiters
As Inherently Evil
As Victims Of Circumstance
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Through Their Military Exploits
Through Their Intellectual Accomplishments
Through Their Financial Success
Through Their Moral Character
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Through Promoting Existentialism
Through Promoting Secularism
Through Promoting Materialism
Through Promoting The Understanding Of Greek And Roman Cultures
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Its Artistic Value
Its Moral Lessons And Historical Knowledge
Its Poetic Language
Its Focus On Military History
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Greeks More Religious, Romans More Secular
Greek More Creative, Roman More Practical
Greeks More Intellectual, Romans More Emotional
Greek More Practical, Roman More Creative
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Socrates
Plato
Herodotus
Aristotle
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Criticized
Ignored
Promoted
Mocked
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For Comedic Value
To Present Facts Without Interpretation
Because It Was Requirement Of Greek Literature
To Confuse His Readers
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Within The Roman Empire
Throughout Greece Only
Throughout The Ancient World
Only In His Local Area
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As A Brutal Invasion
As A Minor Inconvenience
As A Religious Sacrilege
As A Welcome Cultural Exchange
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Through His Writings, Especially "Parallel Lives"
By Founding A School
Through Military Action
By Translating Greek Texts Into Latin
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Historical Knowledge
Self-knowledge
Practical Knowledge
Moral Knowledge
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