UTS_Prelim_Q2

What is consider imperfect and impermanent?

• soul (required in all cases except open-ended & draw questions)
• body (required in all cases except open-ended & draw questions)
• self (optional)
• mind (optional)
• Text for option 5 (optional)

Answer explanation

Explanation for the answer (optional)

According to Socrates, what are the two important aspects of personhood?

• Body and Soul
• Mind and Body
• Consciousness and Awareness
• Thought and Action

For Socrates, the soul is considered:

• Imperfect and impermanent
• Perfect and permanent
• Material and mortal
• Dependent on the body

Plato's philosophy of self emphasizes the existence of:

• Only the body
• Only the mind
• Both body and soul
• Neither body nor soul

St. Augustine believes the body is:

• Perfect and permanent
• Imperfect and worldly
• Nonexistent
• A perfect reflection of the soul

In St. Augustine's view, the soul:

• Remains in the imperfect world
• Perishes after death
• Stays in an eternal realm with God
• Becomes part of nature

According to St. Thomas Aquinas, matter is referred to as:

• Morphe
• Hyle
• Cogito
• Extenza

For St. Thomas Aquinas, form or 'morphe' refers to:

• The physical body
• The essence of a substance
• The material composition
• The soul's desires

Rene Descartes' concept of self is divided into:

• Cogito and Extenza
• Mind and Spirit
• Soul and Matter
• Form and Hyle

The phrase 'I think, therefore I am' is associated with:

• Plato
• Socrates
• Rene Descartes
• David Hume