A) Stability B) Equality C) Simplicity D) Change
A) To be is to be perceived. B) You cannot step into the same river twice. C) The unexamined life is not worth living. D) Time is a flat circle.
A) Water B) Fire C) Earth D) Air
A) A political system B) A type of music C) The principle of order and knowledge D) A physical object
A) Opposites are harmful. B) Opposites do not exist. C) Opposites are irrelevant. D) Opposites are necessary for harmony.
A) Life is like a river. B) Life demands order. C) Life is a journey. D) Life is eternal.
A) Immutable. B) Resolute. C) Fleeting. D) In flux.
A) Eternal rest. B) Perpetual change. C) Stagnation. D) Complete chaos.
A) Plato B) Socrates C) Aristotle D) Parmenides |