In one of the last parts of Bacon that we read (aphorism 65), he argues that one should not mix two particular things. What are those two things that should not be mixed?

Which philosopher used a comparison with Adam to argue that we cannot know cause and effect relationships apart from experience?

What is it that connects Aristotle’s theory concerning our obtaining of primary premises, and Hume’s theory of induction?

Which of the following are the traditional 4 elements? More than one answer might be possible.

What is the name of the process by which we arrive at the universal in the soul, according to Aristotle?

In the dialog, the Meno, Plato argues that what should be counted as knowledge is true belief plus an account. What does Plato think the account should be?

Which of the following is a historical source for the life of Socrates?

Which of the philosophers that we have studied conceived of the basic building blocks of reality to be small indivisible particles that hooked together in various ways?

Which of the following, according to Aristotle, is better known to us?

Which of these philosophers is closest to being a rationalist?