
PHILO-M5.2
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Roseann Tolosa
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Open Ended
What are some consequences that may arise from exercising freedom of choice?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the philosophical understanding of freedom?
A privilege granted by the state
A right possessed by all human beings
A concept only relevant in politics
A set of rules to follow
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Multiple Choice
Which philosophical concept asserts that everything is determined by previously existing causes?
Free will
Predetermination
Randomness
Chaos
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Open Ended
How does the concept of free will differ from determinism according to the philosophical definitions provided?
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Open Ended
According to existentialist philosophy, what is the role of personal freedom in overcoming the challenges of human existence?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the main focus of existentialism as a branch of philosophy?
The study of logic and reasoning
The belief in predetermined fate
The emphasis on human existence, freedom, and choice
The pursuit of material wealth
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the blank: According to Sartre, a person is not an object, but is a
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Multiple Select
Based on the ideas of Jean-Paul Sartre, which of the following statements are true?
Freedom is simply the ability to choose.
A person is an object, not a subject.
Human dignity is derived from freedom of choice.
Essence is something one must achieve to acquire.
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Multiple Choice
According to existentialism, what is the first effect of putting every man in possession of himself as he is?
He becomes free from all responsibility.
He places the entire responsibility for his existence upon his own shoulders.
He is only responsible for his own individuality.
He is not responsible for anyone else.
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Multiple Choice
According to Sartre, what is the main factor that determines the limitations of human beings in the universe?
Human determinism
Fixed human nature
Divine intervention
Genetic inheritance
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Open Ended
How does Sartre’s view of human freedom relate to personal responsibility, based on the discussion of choices and consequences?
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Multiple Select
Which of the following statements best reflect the consequences of personal choices?
Every action has a corresponding consequence.
Responsibility extends beyond oneself to others.
Breaking social norms may lead to sanctions.
Freedom means there are no consequences.
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