N5 K&D quiz

The Tripartite Theory of Knowledge says that knowledge is...

• Reliable information

• Based on sense experience

• Justified True Belief

• Justified Reliable Belief

In the Tripartite Theory of Knowledge, each of the three conditions are individually_____for knowledge.

• Sufficent

• Necessary

In the Tripartite Theory of knowledge, the three conditions together are jointly _____ for knowledge.

• Necessary

• Sufficient

What best describes scepticism?

• The view that sceptics are the only people who know anything

• The view that knowledge is impossible because no belief is ever properly justified

• The view that knowledge requires justified true belief

• The view that knowledge is impossible because all our beliefs are false.

What is 'the infinite regress of justification' trying to establish?

• Rationalism

• Empiricism

• Scepticism

• The Tripartite theory of knowledge

What is the conclusion of Descartes' Senses Argument?

• A stick in water appears to be bend

• Your senses sometimes deceive you

• You should always trust your senses

• You should not trust your senses completely.

What is the conclusion of Descartes' Dreaming Argument?

• You cannot trust any knowledge you gain from the senses

• In dreams, we have the experience of sensing things that aren't really there

• You only have knowledge when you are awake

• You should never go to sleep

What is the conclusion to Descartes' Deceiving God Argument?

• We cannot know if God exists

• We cannot know anything for certain at all

• God is all-good so would not deceive us

• Only people who believe in God can have knowledge

The Senses Argument and the Dreaming Argument attacks what kind of knowledge?

• 'A Priori' Knowledge

• 'A Posteriori' Knowledge

The Deceiving God Argument attacks what kind of knowledge?

• 'A Priori' knowledge

• 'A Posteriori' knowledge