Know thyself

Where was the ancient Greek aphorism (or maxim) "know thyself" found?

• At the Parthenon, in the Acropolis in Athens.

• At the Odeon Theater at the Acropolis, Athens.

• The Temple of Hephaestus at the north-west side of the Agora of Athens

• At the temple of Apollo in Delphi.

"Know thyself" means...

• To know yourself.

• To know himself.

• To know herself.

• To know themselves.

If you feel you can do things well, you are...

• self-centered (BrE centred).

• self-confident.

• self-conscious.

• self-sufficient.

• self-taught.

If you don't need help from others, you are...

• self-centered.

• self-confident.

• self-conscious.

• self-sufficient.

• self-taught.

If you don't like people looking at you, you are...

• self-centered.

• self-confident.

• self-conscious.

• self-sufficient.

• self-taught.

If you learned something without a teacher, you are...

• self-centered.

• self-confident.

• self-conscious.

• self-sufficient.

• self-taught.

If you think only about what you want, you are...

• self-centered.

• self-confident.

• self-conscious.

• self-sufficient.

• self-taught.

If you always do the things you need to do, you have...

• self-control.

• self-defense (BrE defence).

• self-discipline.

• self-esteem.

• self-pity.

If you can stay calm in stressful situations, you have...

• self-control.

• self-defense (BrE defence).

• self-discipline.

• self-esteem.

• self-pity.

If you value yourself, you have high...

• self-control.

• self-defense (BrE defence).

• self-discipline.

• self-esteem.

• self-pity.