Aristotle was a realist and Plato was an___________?
Correct answer: D. Idealist
- A. Politician
- B. Naturalist
- C. Linguist
- D. Idealist
Explanation
Plato is associated with idealism because he regarded eternal ideas or forms as the highest reality. Aristotle reacted more empirically and is therefore commonly classified as a realist.
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