Plato Review Questions - Trial and Death of Socrates

Review Questions for Plato's Euthyphro, Apology, and Crito

Define the following terms: metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, social philosophy, political philosophy.
How does Euthyphro attempt to define 'piety,' and how does Socrates go about showing that those proposed definitions are insufficient?
In what way is one of Euthyphro's definitions of 'piety' relevant to the "Divine Command Theory"? What is Divine Command Theory? What are some of its problems?
What are the four "Socratic Maxims," what do they mean, and in what contexts do they appear?
What were the charges against Socrates? How does he defend himself against them?
Why will Socrates NOT accept a penalty of silence or of exile?
Socrates enumerated two main reasons he would not receive a fair trial. What are they?
What is "Social Contract Theory?" How does this concept apply to Socrates' reasons to refuse to escape from prison?
What are Socrates' reasons for refusal to escape?
In your considered judgment and opinion, is Socrates' claim to honor the laws in the CRITO consistent with his claims in the APOLOGY regarding his obligation to engage in the examined life?