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A-Level - Types of Vision/Experience

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who split visions into 3 categories?

a)

Augustine

b)

Aquinas

c)

Aristotle

d)

Anomides

2.

What are the 3 categories that Augustine split visions into? (Select 3 options, then press submit at the bottom)

a)

corporeal

b)

imaginative

c)

intellectual

d)

cognitive

e)

non-cognitive

3.

Corporeal visions are when...

a)

You see a supernatural vision of an object/being which is really present

b)

You see something which is not really there

c)

You can feel a presence but cannot explain it in any rational way

d)

You have a religious experience in a dream

e)

You see God

4.

Imaginative visions are when...

a)

You see a supernatural vision of an object/being which is really present

b)

You see a physical being that represents God or something religious

c)

You can feel a presence but cannot explain it in any rational way

d)

You have a religious experience in a dream

e)

You see God

5.

Intellectual visions are when...

a)

You see a supernatural vision of an object/being which is really present

b)

You see a physical being that represents God or something religious

c)

You can feel a presence but cannot explain it in any rational way

d)

You have a religious experience in a dream

e)

You see God

6.

What type of vision is this?

Bernadette saw a physical being, Mary, who appeared to her near a grotto in Lourdes, France.

a)

Corporeal

b)

Imaginative

c)

Intellectual

d)

Cognitive

e)

Non-cognitive

7.

What type of vision is this?

Teresa of Avila said: "I saw no form; but I had a most distinct feeling that He was always on my right hand"

a)

Corporeal

b)

Imaginative

c)

Intellectual

d)

Cognitive

e)

Non-cognitive

8.

What type of vision is this?

Joseph interpreted dreams that the Pharaoh of Egypt had, where he saw 7 thin cows eat 7 fat cows.

a)

Corporeal

b)

Imaginative

c)

Intellectual

d)

Cognitive

e)

Non-cognitive

9.

What type of vision is this?

Joseph, the parent of Jesus: "When they had gone, an angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream"

a)

Corporeal

b)

Imaginative

c)

Intellectual

d)

Cognitive

e)

Non-cognitive

10.

What type of vision is this?

Joan of Arc saw angels and saints with her, "bodily eyes", which were often accompanied by heavenly light.

a)

Corporeal

b)

Imaginative

c)

Intellectual

d)

Cognitive

e)

Non-cognitive

11.

What type of vision is this?

The experiencer is not in control; they have no power to direct the experience.

a)

Corporeal

b)

Imaginative

c)

Intellectual

d)

Cognitive

e)

Non-cognitive

12.

What type of vision is this?

Gives the experiencer a certain understanding of the world; realising truth.

a)

Corporeal

b)

Imaginative

c)

Intellectual

d)

Cognitive

e)

Non-cognitive

13.

What type of vision is this?

The thing being experienced is external to the person who is experiencing it.

a)

Corporeal

b)

Imaginative

c)

Intellectual

d)

Cognitive

e)

Non-cognitive