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WorksheetsPhilosophy test 3rd term
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
According to Descartes, is there a real substance?
No, there are three: God, Mind and Matter
Technically, only God would be a real substance, since it exists because of himself
No, because only the "I" is a substance
Descartes thought that the "I" doesn't really exist, and that it only is a sequence of memories
What is Methaphysics?
A theory based on the existence of God
A study that addresses the nature and connection between things that exist
The knowledge of oneself
A study related to innate ideas about reality
According to Hume, what is the basis of our moral judgements and actions?
Our passions and feelings
Reason
Free will
God
Plato's philosophy was influenced by...
Hume, Descartes, Aristotle and Socrates
Parmenides, Socrates, Heraclitus and Pythagoras
Aristotle, Socrates and Anaxagoras
Parmenides, Heraclitus, Plato and Heidegger
According to Nietzsche's "Thus spoke Zarathustra", what are the third metamorphoses of the spirit?
Horse, lion and god
Camel, wolf and child
Camel, lion and child
Camel, lion and god
Dualism is...
A sound feature limited to certain devices.
Two different flavors of candy.
A theorem or expression that relates to the same thing.
A split between two concepts which have no comparability because of their opposite features.
According to Plato, forms or ideas are...
Immovable, imperishable, timeless, perfect and intelligible
Immovable, brave, ruthless and perfect
Timeless, friendly, perfect and happy
Movable, inmutable, imperfect and timeless
Which are, according to Kant, the 3 main questions philosophy has to answer?
What can I know? What can I achieve? What is the easiest way to be happy?
What is the nature of the substance? What is the nature of god?
What can I know? What should I do? What may I hope?
How can I stop being free? How can I know god? How can I act with the best consequences?
According to traditional metaphysics, substances are...
Things that exist regardless of God
Individual, particular and concrete beings of which nature is replete with
The main plot of a secret conversation
Things that Plato and Aristotle argued about
According to Sartre, why are we fundamentally anguished?
Because we have to choose between too many options
Because we humans fight a lot
Because that's human nature.
Because there's no external standard to live up to, and we're responsible for everything and everyone
