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According to Plato, which of the following terms describe the divisions of the soul?
 
 

a. id, ego, superego
  b. ideas, images, sensations
   c. appetites, the spirited part, reason
  d. personality, character, beliefs



Question 2

In Platos Allegory of the Cave, the world outside the cave represents
 
 

a. the physical world.
   b. the possibility of achieving heaven in the afterlife.
   c. the safe haven of those who lack the courage to explore the cave.
   d. the realm of the Forms, the true realities.




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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d.



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