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WorksheetsTOK fundamentals quiz!
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 23mins
(a) was the Greek philospher who came up the idea of "JTB"
The 2 types of knowledge classified by the Greeks were:
doxa
epsilon
dogma
episteme
Episteme is what is...
believed to be true
known to be true
both
neither
True / False: To believe in something means that you need proof.
True
False
The Pragmatic Theory of Truth considers something to be true when it is (a) to believe in.
Which theory of truth considers something to be true when it is tied to reality?
Pragmatic
Correspondence
Coherence
Realism
"If you pick up a ball and drop it, it will land on the ground." Our previous knowledge of gravity + our sense perception can confirm truth. This is an example of the (a) theory of truth.
The (a) theory might be the best approach of trying to reach truth because it uses different perspectives.
This truth system is made up of believed principles, doctrines, theories that are undeniably true without considering evidence or opinions of others:
Realism
Cubism
Dogmatism
Radical doubt
This truth system claims that knowledge, truth, morality exist in direct connection to cultural, historical, societal context
Relativism
Cubism
Dogmatism
Radical doubt
All of the following are sources of justification EXCEPT for:
Sense perception
Religion
authority
Reason
Intuition
Sight, smell, touch, taste, hearing are all part of your (a) sense perception.
Because of it's subjective/ unexplainable nature, intuition might be categorized under which sense perception?
objective
visceral
proprioceptive
balance
Sources from others are considered knowledge by (a) .
True/ False: knowledge by authority is based on our personal knowledge.
True
False
(a) is the steps taken in the reasoning process.
Drawing out valid conclusions based on previously “known” facts is the process of ______________ reasoning.
Deductive
Inductive
Indictive
Radical
Deterministic
"I ate an apple with a worm in it yesterday. The same thing happened today. All apples must have worms." - this is an example of (a) reasoning.
Which reasoning method can only lead us to "likelihood" but perhaps not certainty.
Deductive
Inductive
Intuition is a battle between our ___________, ____________, and _____________. (use commas to separate the answer)
(a)
JTB stand for:
(a)
Name ONE other source of justification:
(a)
True/ False: You should never give up your quest for the truth and knowledge.
True
False
