Multiple Choice
___ Greek philosopher who became a slave as well as a teacher in Rome.
A) hedonism
B) Becket
C) Epicurus
D) Frankl
E) Velazquez
F) virtue
G) Marvell
H) MacLeish
I) epicureans
J) Bacchus
K) Epictetus
L) Vonnegut
M) Mahatma
N) Hinayana
O) endurance
P) Socrates
Q) stoicism
R) Hemingway
S) Aristotle
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Q18: _ "Had we but world enough and
Q20: All of the following are stoic comments
Q21: _ carpe diem<br>A)hedonism<br>B)Becket<br>C)Epicurus<br>D)Frankl<br>E)Velazquez<br>F)virtue<br>G)Marvell<br>H)MacLeish<br>I)epicureans<br>J)Bacchus<br>K)Epictetus<br>L)Vonnegut<br>M)Mahatma<br>N)Hinayana<br>O)endurance<br>P)Socrates<br>Q)stoicism<br>R)Hemingway<br>S)Aristotle
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