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SUMMATIVE TEST LESSONS 3 & 4

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following theories states that if something is true, it aligns with reality or the way things truly are?

a)

Coherence Theory

b)

Consensus Theory

c)

Correspondence Theory

d)

Constructivist Theory

e)

Pragmatic Theory

2.

Which of the following theories states that knowledge can be based on agreement and it is true if almost everyone agrees that it is true?

a)

Coherence Theory

b)

Consensus Theory

c)

Correspondence Theory

d)

Constructivist Theory

e)

Pragmatic Theory

3.

Which of the following theories states that knowledge can be based on agreement and it is true if almost everyone agrees that it is true?

a)

Coherence Theory

b)

Consensus Theory

c)

Correspondence Theory

d)

Constructivist Theory

e)

Pragmatic Theory

4.

Which of the following theories states that if something is true, it can be useful and put into practice in daily life?

a)

Coherence Theory

b)

Consensus Theory

c)

Correspondence Theory

d)

Constructivist Theory

e)

Pragmatic Theory

5.

Which of the following theories of knowledge that is also used to determine the truthfulness of scientific claims, where experts must agree on a certain phenomenon before it can be established as true?

a)

Coherence Theory

b)

Consensus Theory

c)

Correspondence Theory

d)

Constructivist Theory

e)

Pragmatic Theory

6.

What philosophical concept which contends that there are no absolute truths?

a)

Coherence Theory

b)

Justification

c)

Verificationism

d)

justified, true belief

e)

Relativism

7.

Which theory that considers ideas must be verified using the senses or experiences?

a)

Coherence Theory

b)

Justification

c)

Verificationism

d)

justified, true belief

e)

Relativism

8.

What kind of statement is “This person committed a wrongful act, this is why they are suffering from a disease now”?

a)

factual

b)

fallacious

c)

argumentative

d)

truthful

9.

What kind of statement is “This person committed a wrongful act, this is why they are suffering from a disease now”?

a)

factual

b)

fallacious

c)

argumentative

d)

truthful

10.

What kind of fallacy the statement “She cannot be a good leader in the future; her own mother does not believe in her doing chores at home.” contains?

a)

ad hominem

b)

appeal to emotion

c)

cause-and-effect

d)

appeal to tradition

e)

appeal to the popular or bandwagon fallacy

11.

What kind of fallacy the statement “You need to find yourself a girlfriend or boyfriend soon— every one of your friends is in a relationship.” contains?

a)

ad hominem

b)

appeal to emotion

c)

cause-and-effect

d)

appeal to tradition

e)

appeal to the popular or bandwagon fallacy

12.

What kind of fallacy is used when a friend tells you “You need to do this for me, because I would do the same for you, wouldn’t I?”

a)

ad hominem

b)

appeal to emotion

c)

cause-and-effect

d)

appeal to tradition

e)

appeal to the popular or bandwagon fallacy

13.

What kind of fallacy is used when a friend tells you "God does not exist because every argument for the existence of God has been shown to be unsound"?

a)

ad hominem

b)

appeal to emotion

c)

cause-and-effect

d)

hasty generalization

e)

appeal to ignorance

14.

What kind of fallacy is used when a friend tells you " "How is talking about vaccinations going to help us find a cure for cancer?"?

a)

ad hominem

b)

appeal to emotion

c)

red herring

d)

hasty generalization

e)

appeal to ignorance

15.

Which of the following is an opinion to the factual statement “Roses are a type of flower”?

a)

Roses come in different colors, aside from white.

b)

The price of roses increases during Valentine’s Day.

c)

Roses are a flower that one can give to a lover or suitor.

d)

The color of the rose you give someone signifies how much you value them.

16.

Which of the following statements expresses an opinion?

a)

Mangoes from the Philippines are the sweetest.

b)

A healthy diet contributes to better health.

c)

Dogs have the average life span of 10 years.

d)

There are 365 days in a year.

17.

What is the fallacy in the statement below? “All Filipinos are known for hospitality and generosity. Therefore, it could not have happened that this Filipino family committed this atrocious crime on that foreign student they were hosting in their home.”

a)

cultural bias

b)

framing

c)

confirmation bias

d)

conflict of interest

18.

What is the bias in the statement below? “As the daughter of the accused, I believe I have the right to express my opinion on the issue of his alleged corrupt practices.”

a)

cultural bias

b)

framing

c)

confirmation bias

d)

conflict of interest

19.

What is the bias in the argument below? You must continue the traditions without question if you are a Christian and a Filipino. Questioning the purpose of tradition means questioning the Christian faith itself.

a)

cultural bias

b)

framing

c)

confirmation bias

d)

conflict of interest

20.

What is the bias in the argument below? “How can I accept his view that there is no God? I am a Christian”

a)

cultural bias

b)

framing

c)

confirmation bias

d)

conflict of interest

21.

Which of the following perspectives explains that we can understand why people have material wants and needs and why they can use these material things to create wealth?

a)

Biological

b)

Social and Political

c)

Economic

d)

Psychological

e)

Theological

22.

Which of the following perspectives explains that people have bodies which are limited and spirits which are immortal?

a)

Biological

b)

Social and Political

c)

Economic

d)

Psychological

e)

Theological

23.

Which of the following perspectives of the human being explains that the human body is made up of different systems and processes?

a)

Biological

b)

Social and Political

c)

Economic

d)

Psychological

e)

Theological

24.

Which of the following studies thinking and behavior to understand human nature?

a)

Biological

b)

Social and Political

c)

Economic

d)

Psychological

e)

Theological

25.

Which of the following refers to the individuality that makes people capable of making reasonable choices and decisions on their own?Answers

a)

personhood

b)

autonomous being

c)

identity

d)

individuality

e)

self

26.

Which of the following refers to the uniqueness of the self that makes it different from others?

a)

personhood

b)

autonomous being

c)

identity

d)

psychology

e)

spirituality

27.

Which of the following explains why we need social lives and why through these relationships we as human beings can experience fulfillment?

a)

person as a unified individual

b)

person in relation to others

c)

person as an autonomous being

d)

none of the above

28.

Which of the following is the reason why people with handicaps, people in comas, and infants are recognized as persons though they might not outwardly express or demonstrate observable cognitive faculties of an adult?

a)

person as a unified individual

b)

person in relation to others

c)

person as an autonomous being

d)

none of the above

29.

Which of the following concepts tells us that human beings can use their reason to make free choices the enable people to make decisions, think about their actions, and reasonably make decisions?

a)

person as a unified individual

b)

person in relation to others

c)

person as an autonomous being

d)

none of the above

30.

What is idea of the self that is being resounds in the statement below? “We are in the process of becoming.”

a)

the self as innate

b)

the self as integrated and developing

c)

the self as emergent

d)

none of the above

31.

Which of the following provides the best reason for failure?

a)

I can learn from my mistakes.

b)

I am flawed.

c)

I cannot do things properly.

d)

I was never meant to succeed.

32.

Which is often seen as the ability to perceive the surroundings using our senses and react to stimulus such as pain?

a)

identity

b)

personhood

c)

sentience

d)

autonomous being

33.

Which is the recognition of a human being as a distinct entity – a person?

a)

identity

b)

personhood

c)

sentience

d)

self

34.

Which concept refers to the statement below? WHAT MAKES YOU...YOU?

a)

identity

b)

personhood

c)

sentience

d)

self

35.

Which is commonly used to refer to the entire human race?

a)

human

b)

personhood

c)

man

d)

being