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WorksheetsTOK Overview
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
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1.
The aims of the TOK course include all of the following EXCEPT:
a)
To discover the richness and empowerment of knowledge
b)
To provide the most effective way to evaluate knowledge
c)
To make links between academic disciplines and our thoughts, feelings and actions
d)
To argue that cultural influences can obscure the way we see the world
2.
The structure of the TOK course includes all of the following EXCEPT:
a)
The Nature of Truth
b)
Areas of Knowing
c)
Ways of Knowing
d)
Knowledge Questions
3.
Grayling's Condition of Knowledge includes all of the following EXCEPT:
a)
You know it is true
b)
Other people confirm this is true
c)
You believe in what you know
d)
You have justification for knowing it
4.
Russell divides knowledge into the following two categories:
a)
Procedural and Personal
b)
Personal and Shared
c)
Procedural and Propositional
d)
Propositional and Shared
5.
The Epistemological Division of Knowledge divides knowledge into the following two categories:
a)
Knowing That and Knowing When
b)
Knowing Where and Knowing When
c)
Knowing That and Knowing How
d)
Knowing Why and Knowing How
6.
According to Socrates and Plato, the most important factor in knowledge is:
a)
Experience
b)
Logical Reasoning
c)
Sensory Perception
d)
Thoughts, Feelings, and Emotions
7.
According to Descartes, the most important factor in knowledge is:
a)
Experience
b)
Logical Reasoning
c)
Sensory Perception
d)
Thoughts, Feelings, Emotions
8.
According to Locke, the most important factor in knowledge is:
a)
Experience
b)
Logical Reasoning
c)
Sensory Perception
d)
Thoughts, Feelings, and Emotions
9.
Rationalism primarily prizes:
a)
Language
b)
Logical Reasoning
c)
Sensory Perception
d)
Thoughts, Feelings, and Emotions
10.
Empiricism primarily prizes:
a)
Language
b)
Logical Reasoning
c)
Sensory Perception
d)
Thoughts, Feelings, and Emotions
11.
The Correspondence Theory primarily prizes:
a)
Sensory Perception and Experience
b)
Logic and Experience
c)
Experiences of Others
d)
Beneficial Experiences and Profit
12.
The Coherence Theory primarily prizes:
a)
Sensory Perception and Experience
b)
Logic and Experience
c)
Experiences of Others
d)
Beneficial Experiences and Profit
13.
The Consensus Theory primarily prizes:
a)
Sensory Perception and Experience
b)
Logic and Experience
c)
Experiences of Others
d)
Beneficial Experiences and Profit
14.
The Pragmatic Theory primarily prizes:
a)
Sensory Perception and Experience
b)
Logic and Experience
c)
Experiences of Others
d)
Beneficial Experiences and Profit
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