Question

1. which lines in the passage best support the answer to the previous question?

a) paragraph 4, sentence 2 (\he desires... beautiful\)
b) paragraph 4, sentence 5 (\and love... good\)
c) paragraph 5, sentence 1 (\but why... animals\)
d) paragraph 5, sentence 9 (\who would... ones\)

1. according to the passage, who is diotima?

a) a wise woman
b) socratess mother
c) the queen of mantinea
d) socratess conscience

1. diotima indicates in the passage that love ultimately desires the

a) reformation of the beautiful.
b) everlasting possession of the good.
c) resurrection of physical bodies.
d) immortality of the soul.

1. in paragraph 5, sentence 8, the phrase \have been raised\ most closely means

a) were lifted from the ground.
b) have been constructed.
c) were resurrected.
d) have been made immortal.

Explanation:

• For question 23, we need to find the lines that support the previous - question's answer. By analyzing the passage, we find the key - supporting lines.
• For question 24, Diotima is known as a wise woman in philosophical texts.
• For question 25, the passage clearly states that Love desires the everlasting possession of the good.
• For question 26, in the context of temples being "raised", it means constructed.

Answer:

1. B. Paragraph 4, Sentence 5 ("And Love... good")
2. A. A wise woman
3. B. everlasting possession of the good.
4. B. have been constructed.