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During the hellenistic period, what was the characteristic of the religion in Greece?

A. Traditional Greek religion declined
B. The gods of the worship of all peoples were mixed
C. The religionary sacrifice ceremony practiced by all peoples were borrowed from each other
D. The mysterious religion from the east was rampant in Greece

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In Plato's opinion, if a couple whose attributes are copper and iron gave birth to a son whose attributes are gold and silver, the child still can not get reused. This is because of the parents’ background.

A. True
B. False

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Who is the first thinker introduced the principle of justice into the definition of the country?

A. Homer
B. Socrates
C. Plato
D. Cicero

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Which are Plato's ideas about his ideal polis?

A. Rule the country by virtue
B. Strengthen the construction of law
C. The public property
D. Private property is sacred
Equality between men and women

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Which of the following Greek words has the meaning of growth?

A. ἀλήθεια
B. νόμος
C. φύσις
D. ἀγαθόν

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During the hellenistic period, what was the characteristic of the religion in Greece?

A. Traditional Greek religion declined B. The gods of the worship of all peoples were mixed C. The religionary sacrifice ceremony practiced by all peoples were borrowed from each other D. The mysterious religion from the east was rampant in Greece

In Plato's opinion, if a couple whose attributes are copper and iron gave birth to a son whose attributes are gold and silver, the child still can not get reused. This is because of the parents’ background.

Who is the first thinker introduced the principle of justice into the definition of the country?

Which are Plato's ideas about his ideal polis?

Which of the following Greek words has the meaning of growth?

A. Traditional Greek religion declined
B. The gods of the worship of all peoples were mixed
C. The religionary sacrifice ceremony practiced by all peoples were borrowed from each other
D. The mysterious religion from the east was rampant in Greece