WorksheetsLesson 3 and 4 Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
It lies at the heart of any inquiry.
Truth
Relativism
Reality
Causality
Philosophers agree that there is no absolute measure of truth.
True
False
It is a philosophical concept which contends that there are no absolute truth.
Verificationism
Existentialism
Humanism
Relativism
It considers that ideas must be verified using the senses of experience.
Verificationism
Existentialism
Humanism
Relativism
This theory states that something is true if it corresponds to reality or the actual state of affairs.
Correspondence Theory
Coherence Theory
Constructivist Theory
Pragmatic Theory
This theory holds the view that something is true if we can put it into practice or is useful in real life.
Correspondence Theory
Constructivist Theory
Consensus Theory
Pragmatic Theory
"According to WHO the Corona Virus is considered as Pandemic for it is a worldwide problem" What Theory of Truth that the sentence above belong?
Pragmatic Theory
Consensus Theory
Coherence Theory
Pragmatic Theory
"Of course, he believes that the government is flawed. He is a rebel and a Communist". It a fallacy of?
Appeal to force
Ad hominem
Appeal to emotion
Appeal to popular
"Every boy your age already has a girlfriend, you should go and find one!" It is a fallacy of?
Ad hominem
Appeal to tradition
Appeal to the popular
Fallacy of composition
"Ever since you brought me the old cabinet, disaster came into my life". It is a fallacy of?
Fallacy of division
Cause-and-effect
Begging the question
Appeal to tradition
"If the residents in the squatter area won't leave. The government has no choice but to demolish every houses there". It is a fallacy of?
Appeal to tradition
Appeal to the popular
Appeal to emotion
Appeal to force
"How can I accept his view that there is no God? I am a Christian" It is what example of bias?
Hindsight
Framing
Confirmation bias
Conflict of interest
Below are the most common biases: (Check all the apply)
Ad hominem
Correspondence bias
Cultural bias
Hindsight
It is a general term which is commonly used to refer to the entire human race?
Man
Human
Person
Species
It refers to a human being granted recognition of certain rights, protection, and responsibilities.
Man
Human
Person
Species
Below are the different perspective of the Nature of Man: (Check all that apply)
Biological Perspective
Psychological Perspective
Economic Perspective
Theological Perspective
This perspective considers man as a part of the natural world and a product of evolution.
Biological Perspective
Psychological Perspective
Economic Perspective
Theological Perspective
This perspective consoders man a God's creation.
Biological Perspective
Psychological Perspective
Economic Perspective
Theological Perspective
It is the recognition of human being as a distinct entity or a person.
Identity
Personal Identity
Personhood
Humanhood
Below justifies the recognition of personhood: (Check all that apply)
The person as "autonomous being"
The person as "political animal"
The person as a "unified individual"
The person in relation to others
