In the Meno, the slave child experiment is meant to illustrate:

Meno feels very confident in his future political plans, so his desire to speak with Socrates is based on casual curiosity.

In the Meno, we know the slave child is recollecting inborn knowledge of geometry because he gives detailed answers to all of Socrates’ questions.

Meditation 3 contains the first of Descartes’ two proofs for God’s existence. Which of the items below forms the foundation of his argument in this first proof?

In Meditation 4, what two items function in a mistake?

Descartes never gets to a point in the Meditations where he admits his senses and body really exist.

What is Descartes’ conclusion at the end of Meditation 2?

Descartes says humans are imperfect, and God is perfect. What bearing does this have on his proof in Meditation 3?

Use the diagram of the major arteries in the human body and match them up to their correct identifications.

Complete the chart below: