PHILOSOPHY LONG QUIZ

In what ways do environmental aesthetics, such as the design of parks or green spaces, impact urban biodiversity and ecological health?

• a.     Environmental aesthetics in urban areas only affect human well-being and have no significant impact on local biodiversity or ecological balance.

• a.     Aesthetic features, like sculptures and fountains, improve biodiversity by attracting more species to urban areas.

• a.     Thoughtful design of parks and green spaces with attention to native plants and habitats can enhance urban biodiversity by creating habitats for local wildlife and improving ecological health.

• a.     Green spaces designed for aesthetics have little or no effect on urban biodiversity, as they only serve as recreational areas for people.

How does deforestation contribute to the disorder in the ecosystem, and what are the long-term consequences of continued deforestation?

• a.     By disrupting the carbon cycle, reducing biodiversity, and causing soil erosion, leading to more extreme weather patterns.

   

• a.     By providing more and for agriculture without affecting biodiversity or soil health

• a.     By stabilizing the local climate and benefiting the ecosystem.

• a.     By increasing the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere and improving biodiversity.

In what ways can frugality help conserve energy at home?

• By using outdated, energy-hungry devices

• By leaving lights on      

• By overusing electronic devices and wasting energy

• By using energy-efficient appliances

   

How will humankind become responsible to environment?

• A choice that leads to an improved sense of self.

• A method for overcoming challenges and achieving success.

• An ability that allows a person to achieve their highest potential.

• A restriction or boundary that hinders or prevents progress in certain areas.

How does the human body impose limits on physical endurance?

• The body has no limits

• The body can run and work unlimited without any need for rest or fuel.

• The body need for rest, nutrition limits physical endurance and performance

• Physical limits only exist for the elderly.

   

Who is the philosopher believing human person is a personal being that possesses its intellectual nature in a natural unity with a material body?

• Aristotle

• Plato

• Abraham Maslov

• St. Thomas

. In philosophy, what does “seeking truth” typically involve?

• Accepting authority without question

• Using reasoned reflection and analysis of ideas

• a.     Believing the most popular opinion

• Relying on emotion over logic

When you encounter a situation where you feel limited, how do you typically react?

• accept the limitation and move on without trying to change it.

• I feel frustrated but keep pushing through without considering new strategies.

• I ignore the limitation and focus on areas where I feel more capable.

•   I recognize the limitation, then seek ways to break through it, such as seeking advice and learning new skills.

Which of the following would strengthen an opinion?

• a.     It is expressed in emotional terms to evoke sympathy

• a.     It is based on subjective experiences without any supporting data

• a.     It includes verifiable facts, logical reasoning, and addresses counterarguments

• a.     It avoids addressing any conflicting viewpoints to make the argument stronger

What is the primary foundation of opinion?

• Personal belief or feeling

• Speculation or guesswork

• Verified facts and evidence

• A mixture of facts and personal experience