Match the following person with their philosophy/accomplishment. Each one is used once.(6 points) Put responses in the correct input to answer the question. Select a response, navigate to the desired input and insert the response. Responses can be selected and inserted using the space bar, enter key, left mouse button or touchpad. Responses can also be moved by dragging with a mouse. Student of Plato; believed logic and deduction using evidence should always be used in research; used a very early form of the scientific method. Student of Socrates; believed human mind should be rational, orderly, and virtuous. Greek poet who wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey Roman academic who translated works of Greek philosophers for future generations. Executed for criticizing the Roman government. King of Macedonia; conquered land from Greece to Pakistan. Student of Aristotle. Explored the power of human thought and executed for questioning the status quo.

Answer 1

Here are the matches based on the descriptions provided:

1. Student of Plato; believed logic and deduction using evidence should always be used in research; used a very early form of the scientific method.

   • Aristotle

2. Student of Socrates; believed human mind should be rational, orderly, and virtuous.

   • Plato

3. Greek poet who wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey

   • Homer

4. Roman academic who translated works of Greek philosophers for future generations.

   • Cicero (or Seneca, depending on the context)

5. Executed for criticizing the Roman government.

   • Socrates (if referring to his critiques in general, although he was executed more for his philosophical beliefs than for criticizing Rome directly, this could be conflated)

6. King of Macedonia; conquered land from Greece to Pakistan.

   • Alexander the Great

7. Student of Aristotle. Explored the power of human thought and executed for questioning the status quo.

   • Socrates (if you meant a different thinker who followed Aristotle, like Alexander, using human thought in leadership as a philosophical concept would be counted)

Note: If you're looking for specific names beyond these common associations, feel free to ask for clarification to refine these categories for more precise assignments.