RATIONAL (EDUP2072 TOPIC1)

1. Which of the following best describes rational knowledge?

• A. Knowledge based on sensory experience and empirical evidence

• B. Knowledge gained through trial and error in physical experiments

• C. Knowledge systematically derived through logical analysis and reasoning

2. Which source of knowledge do rationalists primarily rely on?  

• A. Sensory perception

• B. Reason and logical thinking

• C. Emotional intuition

3. Which of the following is an example of a priori knowledge?  

• A. "The sky is blue"

• B. "Water boils at 100°C"

• C. "2 + 2 = 4"

4. According to rationalism, what is an example of an innate idea?  

• A. The concept of justice

• B. Knowledge of a new language

• C. A memory of a childhood event

5. What type of reasoning is commonly used in rationalism to derive knowledge?  

• A. Inductive reasoning from specific observations

• B. Deductive reasoning from general principles

• C. Intuitive reasoning based on emotions

6.  Rational intuition can be described as:

• A. The immediate recognition of self-evident truths without needing additional evidence

• B. Acquiring knowledge through repeated sensory experiences

• C. Learning through trial and error methods