Which of the following arguments did Crito make in the Crito? Group of answer choices a. The law actually allows Socrates to escape if he wants to do so. b. If Socrates is executed, then it will cause harm to his family and friends. c. The jury was not actually clear on whether or not Socrates should be executed. d. There is no such thing as morality, so Socrates might as well do what makes him happy.

Option b=> if Socrates is executed, then it will cause harm to his family and friends.

Explanation:

The question above wants to test us on what happened, that is the conversation between Socrates (who is being condemned to be executed) and his friend -- Crito.

Crito asked Socrates to escape prison because to him(Crito) public opinion matters. Crito gave Socrates several reasons to escape the prison and they are;

(1). If Socrates won't escape, he(Crito) will loose a dear friend.

(2). If Socrates won't escape, he(Crito) would be accused of not being able to help his friend to get out of prison by the majority.

(3). If Socrates won't escape, Socrates won't be able to take care of his family and children.