Philosophy of Knowledge Quiz

What is the difference between experience and propositional knowledge?

• Experience is more important than knowledge.

• Experience is about sensations, while knowledge is about facts.

• Knowledge is always superior to experience.

• Experience and knowledge are the same.

What is the relationship between experience and knowledge?

• They are identical.

• They are completely separate.

• They are related but distinct.

• They are interchangeable.

Sense Perception

• Sense perception is the process of interpreting sensory information.
• Sense perception is the ability to hear sounds.
• Sense perception is the process of memorizing information.
• Sense perception refers to the act of thinking critically.

Logic

• Correct answer based on emotional response
• Correct answer based on personal opinion
• Correct answer based on random guessing
• Correct answer based on logical analysis

Intuition

• Intuition is the ability to understand something instinctively.
• Intuition is the ability to memorize information quickly.
• Intuition is the process of logical reasoning.
• Intuition is a learned skill through experience.

Self-Awareness

• Self-awareness is the understanding of one's own character and feelings.
• Self-awareness is the skill of predicting future events.
• Self-awareness is the process of forgetting past experiences.
• Self-awareness is the ability to read others' emotions.

Authority as justification for a claim

• Authority contradicts the validity of claims.
• Claims are always true without authority.
• Authority is used to validate claims.
• Authority is irrelevant to claims.

Consensus Gentium

• Consensus Gentium is a philosophical theory about ethics.
• Consensus Gentium is an argument for a claim based on universal belief.

• Consensus Gentium refers to a historical treaty between nations.
• Consensus Gentium is a scientific theory about the universe.

Revelation

• Revelation is a philosophical argument.
• Revelation is a disclosure of divine truth.
• Revelation is a scientific theory.
• Revelation is a historical document.

Faith vs. Knowledge

• Faith is belief without evidence; knowledge is justified true belief.
• Faith and knowledge are the same concept.
• Knowledge is belief without justification.
• Faith is always based on scientific evidence.