Philosophy

What does the word 'philosophy' mean?

• - A) The search for wealth

• - B) The love of wisdom

• - C) The science of nature

• - D) The study of stars

Which of the following is NOT a branch of philosophy?

• - A) Metaphysics

• - B) Epistemology

• - C) Biology

• - D) Ethics

Which branch of philosophy focuses on the study of knowledge?

• - A) Ethics

• - B) Metaphysics

• - C) Logic

• - D) Epistemology

Metaphysics deals with which of the following questions?

• - A) How do we know what we know?

• - B) What is the nature of reality?

• - C) What is right and wrong?

• - D) How should we form arguments?

Empiricism is the belief that knowledge comes from:

• - A) Reason and logic

• - B) Experience and observation

• - C) Faith and religion

• - D) Social norms and customs

How would a utilitarian approach a moral dilemma?

• - A) By focusing on the action itself, regardless of the outcome

• - B) By seeking the outcome that produces the most happiness

• - C) By following a strict set of rules without considering consequences

• - D) By relying on religious teachings

What is the main purpose of logic in philosophy?

• - A) To study emotions

• - B) To make persuasive arguments

• - C) To understand political systems

• - D) To evaluate reasoning and ensure arguments are sound

Which reasoning method moves from general premises to a certain conclusion?

• - A) Inductive reasoning

• - B) Deductive reasoning

• - C) Intuitive reasoning

• - D) Circular reasoning

Which branch of philosophy explores moral questions?

• - A) Logic

• - B) Metaphysics

• - C) Ethics

• - D) Epistemology

How might an empiricist argue about the existence of God?

• - A) By relying on personal experiences or evidence

• - B) By using logical proofs and reason

• - C) By referencing religious texts

• - D) By dismissing the question altogether