Introduction to Philosophy

The word "philosophy" derives from:

• A. Latin, meaning "love of knowledge."
• B. Greek, meaning "love of wisdom."
• C. Latin, meaning "love of life."
• D. Greek, meaning "love of science."

A philosophical argument is a form of verbal disagreement.

• A. True
• B. False

Wisdom is a practical application of knowledge

• A. True
• B. False

Philo means_______

• A. Wisdom
• B Knowledge
• CLove
• DFreedom

Sophia means _____

• A. Wisdom
• B. Care
• c History
• d Argument

Branch of philosophy that is concerned in the acquisition of knowledge?

• A. Aesthetics
• B. Ethics
• C. Logic
• D. Epistemology

Branch of philosophy that is concerned with ultimate reality?

• A. Ethics
• B. Logic
• C. Methaphysics
• D. Aesthetics

Branch of philosophy that is concerned with formulation of arguments?

• A. Epistemology
• B. Logic
• C. Ethics
• D. Debate and Reasoning

Good and Bad in Philosophy?

• A. Attitude
• B. Etiquette
• C. Ethics
• D. Aesthetics

Branch of philosophy that is concerned with beauty?

• A. Metaphysics
• B. Logic
• C. Aesthetics
• D. Epistemology