FIRST QUARTER EXAMINATION-2024

What does the term "philosophy" mean etymologically?

• The pursuit of happiness

• The love of wisdom

• The study of science

• The quest for knowledge

Which of the following best defines "wisdom" in the context of philosophy?

• The ability to memorize information

• The use and application of knowledge with great intelligence

• The capacity for logical reasoning

• The acquisition of facts and data

What are the primary features of philosophy?

• Observation and experimentation

• Articulation and argument

• Synthesis

• Memorization and recitation

Why is articulation important in philosophy?

• It allows for memorization of ideas

• It helps convey ideas clearly and concisely

• It emphasizes memorization of facts

• It focuses on artistic expression

How does the study of philosophy change an individual as mentioned in the importance of studying philosophy?

• It enhances physical fitness

• It makes one wealthy

• It facilitates personal growth and intellectual development

• It leads to fame and recognition

Who is considered the foremost philosopher of ancient times and is known for the Socratic Method?

• Plato

• Aristotle

• Pythagoras

• Socrates

What method of inquiry is associated with Socrates, involving a series of questions to examine and analyze knowledge?

• Deductive reasoning

• Scientific method

• Socratic Method

• Dialectic method

Which ancient philosopher is known for his contributions to the foundation of Western philosophy and the concept of dialectic?

• Aristotle

• Pythagoras

• Heraclitus

• Plato

According to Aristotle, on what is our reality based in terms of perception?

• Emotions

• Dreams

• Sensation and perception

• Imagination

What branch of philosophy deals with moral questions and dilemmas?

• Logic

• Aesthetics

• Epistemology

• Ethics