STS Quiz final

1. Which best describe Eudaimonia?

• A. Happiness attainable by human

• B. Dreaming without Action

• C. Both are correct

1. Eudaimonia principle came from

A. Aristotle

• A. Aristotle

• B. Democritus

• C. Socrates

1. Which of the statements best distinguish good life from human flourishing?

A. Human flourished in the innovation of technology to satisfy them while good life finds happiness that best complete their life like love of friends and family.

B. Human flourishes by discovering high end technology that would give happiness while good life, live simply and is to live simply and are contented on what they have.

Both statements are correct.

• A. Human flourished in the innovation of technology to satisfy them while good life finds happiness that best complete their life like love of friends and family.

• B. Human flourishes by discovering high end technology that would give happiness while good life, live simply and is to live simply and are contented on what they have.

• C. Both statements are correct.

1. Which of the statements best distinguishes verification theory from falsification theory?

• A. Verification theory is more subjective as compared to Falsification theory.

• B. Verification theory undergoes scientific investigation while Falsification theory is more judgmental.

• C. Both statements are correct.

1. Science as social endeavor must outreach to every corners of the world so that it should be contested.

• A. TRUE

• B. FALSE

1. Science is not entirely fool proof, such that is correct 100% of the time.

• TRUE

• FALSE

1. Communities without access to science, they can turn to divination and superstition.

• TRUE

• FALSE

1. A true eudaimon recognizes that flourishing requires one to excel in various dimensions, such as linguistic, kinetic, artistic.

• TRUE

• FALSE

1. People who are clinging on to material wealth as the primary source of the meaning of their existence is

• A. Materialism

• B. Hedonism

• C. Stoicism

• Theism

Easy go lucky individuals is best described as

• Stoicism

• Theism

• Hedonist

• Humanistic