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INTRO. TO PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN PERSON (INTERSUBJECTIVITY)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Most people with disabilities cannot work.

a)
b)
2.

It is shifting of obligation to other persons upon repayment.

a)

Loob

b)

Utang na loob

c)

kagandahang-loob

d)

Kabutihang loob

3.

Words such as wheelchair-bound, handicapped, or with special needs are acceptable to use.

a)
b)
4.

The Paralympics are for people with disabilities.

a)
b)
5.

People with disabilities want to be respected and have the same opportunities as people without disabilities.

a)
b)
6.

In this work, it argued that society should allow women to attain equal rights to philosophy and education given to men.

a)

Babae

b)

Women

c)

Fight for Right

d)

Vindication on the Rights of Women (1782)

7.

Apolinario Mabini's disability discouraged him from achieving his goals.

a)
b)
8.

This famous song is about Filipino women who are not simply oppressed but have been actively participating in movements that seek empowerment for their sector and other marginalized groups.

a)

Mama

b)

Inang Laya

c)

Nanay, Tatay

d)

Babae po ako

9.

Intersubjectivity refers to our relation with people, emphasizing not individual experience.

a)
b)
10.

He argued that humankind is a conversation where humanity is progressively attuned to communication about its being.

a)

Martin Buber

b)

Karol Wojtyla

c)

Martin Heidegger

d)

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

11.

Karol Wojytla is also known as Pope John Paul II.

a)
b)
12.

He believes that women should be educated to please men.

a)

Martin Buber

b)

Karol Wojtyla

c)

Martin Heidegger

d)

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

13.

"Loob" does not exhibit benevolence and care toward others. It is focused on selfishness. 

a)
b)
14.

This is about the human person as a subject, a being different from things or from objects.

a)

I-It

b)

I-We

c)

I-You

d)

I-Thou

15.

A kind of relationship of person to thing, subject to object that is merely experiencing and using; lacking directedness, and mutuality.

a)

I-It

b)

I-We

c)

I-You

d)

I-Thou