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WorksheetsHZB3M Final Exam Prep
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
The principle or practice of unselfish concern for or devotion to the welfare of others
altruism
egoism
existentialism
What?
Egoism is the view that all human actions are motivated by self-interest which is connected to which philosopher?
Sigmund Freud
Joesph Butler
Thomas Hobbes
Jean Paul Sartre
This view of human nature believes each of us creates our own essence through free action.
altruism
egoism
existentialism
natural selection
Which is not part of Aristotle's view of the three types of souls?
rational
sensitive/instinctive
nutrient
id
Reason, spirit and appetites are the three parts of the soul according to which philosopher?
Plato
John Hick
Aristotle
Thomas Hobbes
Gilbert Ryle was a materialist. What does that mean?
Human beings are superficial
People are not defined by the things they buy
There is no part of a person that is non physical
None of the above
Epictetus says human beings must conform themselves to the ways of the universe, the goal to live in harmony with nature.
hedonism
stoicism
pyrrhonism
utilitarianism
Her ethical egoism stance argued to aways act in such a way that your actions promote your best long-term interests.
none of the above
Simone de Beauviour
Ayn Rand
Jessica Jones
Mill and Bentham argued you should act so that your actions produce the greatest happiness for the greatest amount of people
hedonism
ethical relativism
utilitarianism
ethical egoism
Categorical imperative notes the right thing to do would be if the action were to become a universal law. Who came up with this theory?
John Stuart Mill
Ruth Benedict
Immanuel Kant
Batman
Hedonism's pursuit of the maximization of pleasures of the mind and body comes from which philosopher?
Epicurus
Epictetus
Empedocles
Ernie
Monism believes reality comes down to
one all encompassing thing
two all encompassing things
multiple things
none of the above
They believed that reason and knowledge should be used to achieve a comfortable, safe, and happy life
monism
dualism
pluralism
sophists
Empedocles and Anaxagoras are philosophers who wrote about?
monism
dualism
form
pluralism
He argues a person needs to understand how their actions affect others and not be limited to a program, intentionality is important
Plato
Alan Turing
John Locke
John Searle
This experiment was presented to advance his argument stressing the potential of artificial intelligence
Turing Test
Experience Machine
Ship of Theseus
Trolley Problem
Divine Command Theory notes that God has invented the standards of good and evil and that people should obey them. Who is credited with crafting this theory?
William of Ockham
Rene Descartes
Aristotle
Pythagoras
William James said truth is that which works for you, what is best by testing propositions in experience.
pragmatism
logical positivism
Comte and Wiggenstein argue only knowledge that is arrived empirically is scientifically valuable
logical positivism
pragmatism
Voltaire's reflection is a comparison between a life of knowledge or the pursuit of happiness.
Candide
Function of Education
Story of a Good Brahmin
Philosophical Dictionary
Descartes dumb brutes theory is significant to philosophy because
argues humans don't all deserve rights of personhood
argues animals don't deserve rights of personhood
argues not humans think the same way
none of the above
His equal consideration of interests position argues pain and suffering does not depend on the species of being that experiences it.
Peter Singer
Tom Regan
Carl Cohen
John Locke
Your final exam is being written on which day?
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
What exam???
A definition on the exam needs what for 3 full marks?
Name of a relevant philosopher
Explanation of what the theory means in a sentence or two.
Why the theory is significant to philosophy
Written in full sentences
All of the above
Ethical relativism notes that morality is subjective and in line to the norms of one's culture.
Ruth Benedict
Immanuel Kant
Epicurus
Ayn Rand
