Philosophy and Human Nature Quiz

Which philosopher emphasised that "An unexamined life is not worth living"?

• Aristotle

• Socrates

• Friedrich Nietzsche

• Al-Ghazali

The concept of "Insan Sejahtera" is most closely associated with which civilisation's perspective?

• Western

• Chinese

• Indian

• Islamic

In the context of the JERI framework, what does the "E" stand for?

• Ethical

• Environmental

• Emotional

• Educational

Which of the following best describes the limitation of dualism in understanding human nature?

• It ignores the interconnectedness of physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects

• It overemphasises spiritual aspects

• It focuses too much on intellectual development

• It disregards the importance of physical health

According to the presentation, which civilisation's concept of human emphasises the idea of "Wu Wei"?

• Islamic

• Indian

• Chinese

• Western

How does the concept of "Insan Sejahtera" relate to modern issues in Malaysia?

• It's irrelevant to current problems

• It only addresses economic issues

• It focuses exclusively on educational reform

• It provides a holistic framework for addressing various societal challenges

Which philosopher is known for combining science, philosophy, and spirituality to explain human nature?

• Confucius

• Buddha

• Ibn Sina (Avicenna)

• Lao Tzu

In the context of Indian philosophy, what is the relationship between Atman and Brahman in Hinduism?

• Atman merges with Brahman after many lifetimes

• They are opposing forces

• They represent different schools of thought

• Atman controls Brahman

How does Buddhism differ from Hinduism in its concept of self?

• Buddhism emphasises a permanent self

• Buddhism rejects the idea of a permanent self

• Buddhism believes in multiple selves

• Buddhism and Hinduism have identical concepts of self

Which aspect of the JERI framework is most directly related to critical thinking and lifelong learning?

• Jasmani (Physical)

• Emosi (Emotional)

• Rohani (Spiritual)

• Intelek (Intellectual)