WorksheetsFrom the Perspective of Philosophy
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
This is the goal of the Socratic Method
To make the person accept that he is wrong
To reach a definition of an object/concept that cannot be refuted
To bring the person closer to a final understanding of the object/concept
This was how the world came to know the philosophy of Socrates
Through Socrates' Writings
Through Plato's Writings
Through Aristotle's Writings
In his explanation of the search for knowledge, which illustration was used by Plato
The Theory of Forms
The Two Realms
The Allegory of the Cave
The manner the ancient athenians settle their arguments in the 5th century BCE was
Through a show of strength
Through a show of skill in using weapons
Through a show of skill in debates
This is composed of eternal things which are permanent and perfect. It is the source of all reality and true knowledge
Realm of Forms
Realm of Shadows
Realm of Perfectness
One of the three components of the soul that was described by Plato that is irrational and lean towards the desire for pleasures of the body
The Spirited
The Reason
The Appetites
Which of the below statement is not true about Christianity
They see man as basically good and becomes evil through ignorance of what is good
Man is a sinner who reject/go against a loving God's commands
Christian Philosophers held faith supreme over reason and logic
The one who named Socrates as the wisest of all men
Plato
Delphi Oracle
Sophists
They are considered as the people who are skilled in doing debates and discussion. They are also called the first teachers of the West
(a)
This is Plato's Metaphysics, he refers to this as to what are real. They are not objects that are encountered with the senses but can only be grasped intellectually.
(a)
This was how John Locke described the human mind at birth
(a)
What made Christian Philosophers different from the Greeks in their view of human nature?
They view man as either good or bad based on how he uses his free will
They view man as sinners who do not follow God's will
They view man as basically good but becomes evil through ignorance
According to Hume, these are the contents of the Human Mind
Reason and appetites
Impressions and Ideas
Intuition and Deduction
The Philosopher who stated that there is no permanent/unchanging self, what people have are just a bundle of impressions
(a)
The latin word for Descartes "I think therefore I am"
(a)
He was the Philosopher that said "nothing exists in the mind that was not first in the senses"
(a)
According to him, the cause of sin or evil is an act of man's freewill
(a)
The Philosopher who said that "The unexamined life is not worth living"
(a)
These are ideas that do not rely on some experiences because they are innate in the human mind
A priori
A posteriori
According to John Locke, this is the law that pertains to the actions that are praiseworthy and which are called virtues not vices
Civil Law
Divine Law
Law of Opinion
