WorksheetsSTS MIDTERM EXAM .2ND SEM.
Total questions: 85
Worksheet time: 57mins
What was the title of Martin Heidegger's book that explained the idea of subject and object as inseparable concepts?
Eudaimonia
Being and Time
Utopia
The Prince
What philosophy explores the nature of human as both thinking subject and living individuals?
Existentialism
Essentialism
Phenomenology
Normative Phillosophy
The highest human good is the activity that is an end in itself. That good is happiness according to Heidegger.
True
False
Technology as a means to an end pertains to the use of technology for no particular reason.
True
False
"We're always on, always plugged in, always stimulated, always in a constant state of self-presentation" illustrates _____.
slavery to technology
enframing
technology as a means to an end
technology as an end to a means
Enframing is an example of technology used as a means to an end.
True
False
What terms refers to an action of the rich countries to shift their yields to the poor countries?
humanitarian assistance
re-development
sustainable development
de-development
A good leader should understand the human conditions and be able to effectively manage them by...
making uncomfortable leadership changes
weaving the right actions into your general leadership approach
using the ten step leadership model to remove them
having good 90 day plans
If human conditions are managed well, frustration and ineffective activity [.........] and satisfaction and performance [...........]
Decrease, Increase
Increase, Decrease
Increase, Increase
Decrease, Decrease
Too many times leaders think: "I would know what to do in that situation"; "I wouldn't need any coaching on that"; or "If I'm asked to do something, I just do it" and assume their people would have the same approach.
This is the explanation of what Condition?
The Communication Law
The Leadership Unpopularity Law
No Projection
Empowerment is not Anarchy
Which of these is NOT one of the three realities of human behaviour?
Most people do not do their best work when left completely alone and if they did, managers and coaches wouldn't be needed
Many people are unlikely to proactively let you know what's going on (even if there is good news but especially if there is bad)
One of the biggest impacts on changing behaviours is consequences (positive and negative)
After 21 days, a reinforced behaviour will become a habit
Philosopher who quoted that change is constant.
Hedon
Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
Man’s end goal
Money
Life
Happiness
Luxury
Identify that technology can either be perceived as first; a mean to achieve man’s end and constitutes human activity.
Heidegger
Aristotle
Plato
Socrates
First philosopher who approached the problem of reality from a “scientific lens”
Aristotle
Socrates
Stuart
Plato
Declared the greatest happiness principle by saying that an action is right as far it maximizes the attainment of happiness for the greatest number of people.
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
Stuart Mill
Proponent of Idealism
Socrates
Heidegger
Aristotle
Plato
Proponent of Realism
Aristotle
Socrates
Stuart Mill
Plato
Proponent of Utilitarianism
Plato
Socrates
John Stuart Mill
Aristotle
Plato's mentor or teacher
Aristotle
Socrates
Heidegger
Stuart Mill
Ethical theory that determines right from wrong by focusing on outcomes or benefits of the many.
Utilitarianism
Realism
Idealism
Optimism
Philosophical view that stresses the central role of the ideal in the interpretation of experience.
Consumerism
Realism
Idealism
Utilitarianism
Concern for fact or reality and rejection of the impractical and visionary.
Consumerism
Utilitarianism
Idealism
Realism
Matter makes human attain happiness
Materialism
Stoicism
Hedonism
Theism
See the end goal of life in acquiring pleasure
Theism
Stoicism
Hedonism
Humanism
The 1st philosopher of this thought are the atomist of Greece.
Theism
Humanism
Hedonism
Materialism
Catholic believes in the existence of heaven
Humanism
Theism
Materialism
Hedonism
Freedom of man to carve his own destiny and to legislate his own laws
Hedonism
Humanism
Theism
Stoicism
Having the value to endure pain or hardship without complaint
Hedonism
Theism
Humanism
Stoicism
Pleasure is the only good in life and pain is only evil
Hedonism
Materialism
Humanism
Theism
This is the belief of most scientist
Hedonism
Theism
Materialism
Humanism
Devotion to God
Humanism
Materialism
Theism
Stoicism
Happiness can only be attained by a careful practice of apathy
Stoicism
Humanism
Materialism
Theism
Religion
Stoicism
Theism
Materialism
Humanism
Led by Democritus and Leucippus which believes that the world is made up and controlled by atoms.
Humanism
Hedonism
Theism
Materialism
Man is the captain of his own ship
Materialism
Humanism
Stoicism
Theism
Man is the captain of his own ship
Materialism
Humanism
Stoicism
Theism
In order to generate happiness one must learn to distance oneself and be apathetic
Stoicism
Humanism
Hedonism
Materialism
World and human are made of matter
Stoicism
Theism
Materialism
Hedonism
Gluttony
Humanism
Hedonism
Stoicism
Materialism
Which is a limit of technology
Tribal wars
Cure for diseases
Fast internet connection
Presence of convenient stores
Which is a limit of technology
Paved roads
Medical Advancements
Transportation
Wage wars on the basis of races
Which is a limit of technology
Presence of shopping malls
Lack of habitable territories
Presence of restaurants
Subdivisions
Which is a limit of technology
Disease
Presence of pharmacies
Quality water system
Quality education
Which philosopher studied at Plato's Academy?
Socrates
Aristotle
Alexander the Great
Heraclitus
Aristotle believed that the only way to truly experience the world around us was through:
Our senses
Our reason
Our knowledge
Our logic
What was Aristotle?
Philosopher
Teacher
Scientist
all of the above
Plato believed that we are born with an ability to comprehend concepts such as virtue, justice, beauty and good.
True
False
In the _____, we can find the ideal or perfect forms of things, while in the _____, we can only find imperfect copies, or shadows, of the ideal things.
World of forms; world of appearances
World of appearances; world of forms
World of perfection; world of shadows
World of God; world of Satan
According to Plato, _____ is what we know based on experience, and _____ is what we know about the world of forms using our intellect.
Knowledge; opinion
Opinion; knowledge
Ideas; knowledge
Propaganda; ideas
Which of the following is the lowest type of knowledge?
Illusion
Belief
Dianoia
Noesis
This involves understanding using mathematical, scientific, and abstract thinking, and is developed by looking at the physical world and trying to understand it using the World of forms.
Illusion
Belief
Dianoia
Noesis
This knowledge is a more grounded look at our world. Included in this type of knowledge is common sense and practical knowledge.
Illusion
Belief
Dianoia
Noesis
What three ideas fall under the umbrella term "Eudaimonia"?
Daimon
Psychological Well-Being
Hedonism
Self Determination Theory
Agnosticism
To what does Daimon refer?
Caitlin Streaker's eyes
Realizing personal potential
Seeking spiritual growth
Acting on personal ambitions
All of the following are aspects of psychological well-being except
Self Acceptance
Personal Growth
Seeking Pleasure
Positive relationships
Environmental mastery
What are the three fundamental needs according to Self-Determination Theory?
Competence, Stability, and Need
Control, Competence, Congruence
Relationships, Stability, Control
Autonomy, Competence, Relatedness
Milesteone birthdays like 16 and 18 often come with more opportunities to run your own life. This is an example of
Automony
Competence
Relatedness
1.__________ encompasses knowledge and understanding.
Scientia
Techne
Society
Science and Technology
2.Eudaimonia”, literally “good spirited”
Eudamonia
Edaimonia
Eudaimona
Eudaimonia
3. He is a senior engineer at Motorola, made the world’s first mobile phone call.
Alan Archibald
Martin Cooper
Bill Gates
Mark Zuckerberg
4. He was a German philosopher who was part of the Continental tradition of philosophy.
Martin Heidegger
Aristotle
Alan Archibald
Plato
5. It is an example of humankind’s desire to control everything, including nature.
Destining
Poieses
Aletheia
Enframing
9. He formulated the heliocentric model of the universe.
Martin Heidegger
Sigmund Freud
Charles Darwin
Copernicus
1. Which best describe Eudaimonia?
A. Happiness attainable by human
B. Dreaming without Action
C. Both are correct
1. Eudaimonia principle came from
A. Aristotle
A. Aristotle
B. Democritus
C. Socrates
1. Which of the statements best distinguish good life from human flourishing?
A. Human flourished in the innovation of technology to satisfy them while good life finds happiness that best complete their life like love of friends and family.
B. Human flourishes by discovering high end technology that would give happiness while good life, live simply and is to live simply and are contented on what they have.
Both statements are correct.
A. Human flourished in the innovation of technology to satisfy them while good life finds happiness that best complete their life like love of friends and family.
B. Human flourishes by discovering high end technology that would give happiness while good life, live simply and is to live simply and are contented on what they have.
C. Both statements are correct.
1. Which of the statements best distinguishes verification theory from falsification theory?
A. Verification theory is more subjective as compared to Falsification theory.
B. Verification theory undergoes scientific investigation while Falsification theory is more judgmental.
C. Both statements are correct.
1. Science as social endeavor must outreach to every corners of the world so that it should be contested.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
1. Science as social endeavor must outreach to every corners of the world so that it should be contested.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
1. Communities without access to science, they can turn to divination and superstition.
TRUE
FALSE
1. A true eudaimon recognizes that flourishing requires one to excel in various dimensions, such as linguistic, kinetic, artistic.
TRUE
FALSE
1. People who are clinging on to material wealth as the primary source of the meaning of their existence is
A. Materialism
B. Hedonism
C. Stoicism
Theism
Easy go lucky individuals is best described as
Stoicism
Theism
Hedonist
Humanistic
1. Believing on oneself without Divine intervention.
A. Materialism
B. Humanism
C. Hedonism
D. Theism
Most people relies their everyday lives to different technological advancements now adays
TRUE
FALSE
1. What nation is the first to develop service robots?
Japan
Germany
USA
