Please answer the following questions down below and make sure you provide details with your explanation:

1.Euthyphro experiences perplexity but blames Socrates rather than his own failure. Thus the question here is: how should Euthyphro respond to his perplexity about his failures?

2.So how do you think Socrates objects to that definition of courage? In order to answer this, first review Socrates objection to Euthyphros first definition of piety.

3. how are these two examples of Socrates objections to Euthyphros first definition of piety and Laches first definition of courage examples of that model of teaching? And toward whatis Socrates trying to turn their souls around to see?

4.what is Menos first definition of virtue? How does Socrates object? What sort of answer does he want?

5.How is his refutation of Menos first definition similar to his refutations of Euthyphros first definition of piety and Laches first definition of courage?

6.Perplexity: during Socrates geometry demonstration with the boy, Socrates pauses to ask Meno questions about the boys experience of perplexityWhat is Socrates point here? Meno seems to understand, from his answers there, but does he really get the point? Given that, how should Meno have responded to his own experience of perplexity?

7.Now that we have studied examples of Socratic Dialogue, note that their inquiries into what piety and virtue are have failed. (In the dialogue on courage, Laches, no good answer to the question about what courage is were found.) So then is Socratic Dialogue just a waste of time? Be sure to explain your answer: if it is a waste of time, why? If it is not a waste of time, what good is it?

8.So after Socrates has shown that they think they are wise but are not, why doesnt Socrates just give some answers? As always, be sure to explain your answer