Analysis of Knowledge

The study of knowledge is called

• entymology

• etymology

• epistemology

• ecology

The statement "I know that there are currently 11 people in this classroom" is an example of

• procedural knowledge

• phenomenal knowledge

• acquaintance knowledge

• propositional knowledge

Knowledge of what something is "like" is called

• procedural knowledge

• phenomenal knowledge

• acquaintance knowledge

• propositional knowledge

According to the Traditional Analysis of Knowledge model, knowledge must be all of the following except:

• justified

• true

• tested

• believed

When we haven't formed an opinion about something yet, that is called

• suspension of belief

• disbelief

• non-belief

• false belief

A proposition is true if it

• is believed

• corresponds to reality

• is accepted

• is reflective

Justification . . .

• means to have a good reason for belief

• makes knowledge "heavyweight" if it is also true and believed

• is necessary for knowledge

• entails all of the above

Which of the following statements reflects lightweight knowledge?

• Knowing that you won History Fair, after being awarded your certificate

• Knowing that it is time to wake up, after your alarm rings at the time you set last night

• Knowing that the updated COVID vaccines will be available in September 2023, after the FDA announces it

• Knowing it is raining, when you feel drops see and feel the raindrops falling