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WorksheetsQuiz #1: The Philosophers
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 30mins
This philosopher stated that when a person knows who she/he is, all his/her issues and difficulties will vanish.
St. Augustine
Rene Descartes
Socrates
Maurice Marleau-Ponty
St. Thomas Aquinas proposed this equation:
Man = matter + form
What does St. Thomas Aquinas mean about the word form in his equation?
importance
experiences
satisfaction
contentment
Philosophy is the study of nature of knowledge (a) , and existence.
What is the meaning and difference of body and soul according to Socrates?
Body - permanent-perfect
Soul - permanent-perfect
Body - permanent-perfect
Soul - permanent-imperfect
Body - permanent-imperfect
Soul - permanent-imperfect
Body - permanent-imperfect
Soul - permanent-perfect
Plato's three components of the soul are Rational, Spirited, and Appetitive soul. What is Spirited soul?
focuses on emotions
talks about pleasure
all about intellectual reasons
based on desire
Plato's three components of the soul are Rational, Spirited, and Appetitive soul. What is Rational soul?
focuses on emotions
talks about pleasure
all about intellectual reasons
based on desires
Plato's three components of the soul are Rational, Spirited, and Appetitive soul. What is Appetitive soul?
focuses on emotions
talks about pleasure
all about intellectual reasons
based on desires
This Philosopher believes that the soul always yearns to be with the Divine.
Sigmund Frued
Immanuel Kant
Aristotle
St. Augustine
What is the meaning of Rene Descartes' "I think, therefore I am."
"Who am I, is what I think I am"
"I am thinking, therefore I am existing"
"I am thinking, hence I am human"
This Philosopher states that the body of a human is just the same as to animals and objects.
John Locke
Aristotle
Sigmund Frued
St. Thomas Aquinas
Sigmund Freud was able to develop the three layers of the SELF; Conscious, Preconscious, and Unconscious. What is the meaning of the Conscious part of the self in Freud's view?
Pleasure principle
Non-threatening materials
Reality principle
Sigmund Freud was able to develop the three layers of the SELF; Conscious, Preconscious, and Unconscious. What is the meaning of the Preconscious part of the self in Freud's view?
Pleasure principle
non-threatening material
Reality principle
Sigmund Freud was able to develop the three layers of the SELF; Conscious, Preconscious, and Unconscious. What is the meaning of the Unconscious part of the self in Freud's view?
Pleasure principle
Non-threatening materials
Reality principle
This Philosopher believes that the living body, his thoughts, emotions, and experiences are unified.
David Hume
Plato
Gilbert Ryle
Maurice Marleau-Ponty
This Philosopher disagrees particularly with the view of Socrates and believes that a person is considered to be human not because you can see their souls but because you can hear, feel, and see them.
David Hume
Immanuel Kant
Rene Descartes
St. Thomas Aquinas
