Question

the
ing of gyges\ myth suggests that
most people will always \do the right thing\ no matter what the circumstances
most people will always \do the right thing\ if they believe the gods will reward them for it.
most people would never break the laws even if they could get away with it.
most people would break the laws if they knew they could get away with it.
question 10
5 p
\virtue,\ or human excellence, according to socrates presentation in platos republic,
is whatever you want it to be.
is the condition whereby a given thing is best able to perform its proper function.
presupposes that everything has a specific goal, work, or purpose.
both b and c.

Explanation:

The Ring of Gyges myth, as told in Plato's Republic, implies that when people have the ability to act without consequence (the invisibility granted by the ring), they will break laws and act immorally. Regarding Socrates' view on virtue in the Republic, he believes that virtue is related to a thing's ability to perform its proper function and that everything has a specific purpose.

Answer:

For the Ring of Gyges question: most people would break the laws if they knew they could get away with it.
For Question 10: Both B and C.