The term “Philosophy” means ___________________.

• The study of mathematical equations
• The study of ancient civilizations
• The study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, and more.
• The study of plant and animal life

Who is considered as the Father of Philosophy in Western Civilization?

• Plato
• Aristotle
• Confucius
• Thales

Which branch of Philosophy asked the question “Where am I”?

• Metaphysics
• Epistemology
• Ethics
• Logic

This branch of philosophy looks into the nature of human knowledge and how we obtain it.

• ethics
• metaphysics
• logic
• epistemology

Which of the following describes Primary Reflection?

I.          It includes examining the problem by breaking down its parts.

II.          Believes that ideas should be viewed as a whole.

III.         Involves logical thinking.

IV.        Enables one to look into experiences deeper.

• II and III
• I and II
• III and IV only

• I, II and III only

. Which statement BEST shows the difference between knowledge and wisdom?

• Knowledge is facts while wisdom is facts with opinion.

• Knowledge is power while wisdom is ability.

• Knowledge is using your facts while wisdom is keeping facts to yourself.

• Knowledge is having facts while wisdom is using these facts in life.

The following branches of philosophy are considered as normative branches and answers the question “What ought to be?” EXCEPT __________________.

• metaphysics
• ethics
• logic
• epistemology

Using Pros and Cons in deciding about certain situations is an example of which type of reflection?

• Philosophical Reflection

• Primary Reflection

• Secondary Reflection

• Tertiary Reflection

Which branch of Philosophy answers the question “What makes something beautiful?”

• Metaphysics

• Epistemology

• Ethics/Morality

• Aesthetics

One way to conduct philosophical reflection is using the AQAL Framework. This stands for _____________________.

• All Quadrants All Levels

• Any Quadrants All Levels

• All Quarter All Levels

• Any Quarter Any Levels