Вставте и измените слова. socrates was born in athens, greece, about 470 bc. little is known of his parents and childhood. he left no 1. s. his disciple, the great 2. plato, wrote down in the form of dialogues socrates’ teachings and ide- ' as. one of them is that it is wise to know that your 3. worth nothing. according to plato, socrates spent his time in the market place of athens talking to anybody who would listen. he liked to show people how 4. they were by asking questions. the 5. him. therefore, they said that he did not believe in the gods and in the year 399 bc he was brought to trial on the charge of neglecting his 6. duties. no one believed the 7. but socrates knew he would be condemned to 8. his behavior while in prison was 9. he took the cup with poison, drank it and died with a smile on his lips. слова write philosophy wise ignorance athens religion accuse die courage

He left no 1.  philosophies. His disciple, the great 2. _writer__ Plato, wrote down in the form of dialogues Socrates’ teachings and ideas. One of them is that it is wise to know that your 3. wisdom is worth nothing. According to Plato, Socrates spent his time in the market place of Athens talking to anybody who would listen. He liked to show people how 4. ignorant they were by asking questions. The 5. Athenians disliked him. Therefore, they said that he did not believe in the gods and in the year 399 BC he was brought to trial on the charge of neglecting his 6.   religious  duties. No one believed the 7. accusations. But Socrates knew he would be condemned to 8. death. His behavior while in prison was 9. courageous.

Oscar Claude Monet. Claude Monet born 14 November 1840 in Paris. When the boy was five years old, the family moved to Normandy, in Le Havre. Father wanted to Claude became a grocer and continued the family business. Youth Monet, as he subsequently noted, in essence, was a youth of a tramp. He spent more time in the water and on the rocks than in the classroom. School he, by nature unruly, always felt like a prison. He had fun painting blue cover notebooks and using them for portraits of their teachers, done in a very irreverent, comical manner, and in this entertainment soon reached perfection. At fifteen, Monet was known all over Le Havre as a caricaturist.

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