Read the following statements carefully:

1.In the 'Parable of the Cave', Plato highlights the necessity of the human life to be guided by the idea of transcendental knowledge

2.Aristotle critiques Plato for his inability to account for the diversity of uses of good

3.For Aristotle, therefore, there is no distinction between different types of actions, whether guided by reason, will, or weakness of will

4.On the other hand, for Epicurus, virtue is simply the art of pleasure

5.However, Stoics ultimately aim at withdrawal from public life and leading towards ethical solipsism

A1, 2, 3

B1, 2, 4

C1, 2, 4, 5

D2, 4, 5

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