Nowadays, it isn’t uncommon to live life seemingly

on _____, spending our waking moments following a worn-out routine: wake up, eat, study

or work, sleep, rinse and repeat.

Many of the greatest _____in the past grappled with questions and ideas that still concern

us today.

philosophy is about—an _______ into the nature of

the world we live in and our place in it.

philosophy starts with a little bit of ______

For a start, it’s important to note that

philosophy is not unique to the Western world. In fact, regions such as India, East Asia, and

the ________boast philosophical traditions which are just as rich and insightful.

Philosophy started in ________?

For the very first time in history, man was ____ to think leisurely and ask so-called “deep”

questions about the world and his place in it.

‘philosophy’ is derived from the

Greek words- philo ____ and Sophia_____. Literally, the word philosophy means the love

of/for wisdom .

_____________is considered as the mother of all sciences

In Philosophy, question is more important than_____

Philosophical questions don’t

have ready and clear-cut ______ .

A Branch of Philosophy which (literally, “what is beyond physics or

nature”) deals with the nature of the world and everything that exists.

A Branch of Philosophy which (literally, “what is beyond physics or nature”) deals with the nature of the world and everything that exists.

He was the first Greek philosopher, proposed that everything was made of water.

He claimed that everything was in a state of flux or perpetual movement, and that everything would start and end with fire.

it is the branch of philosophy which deals with knowledge and knowing.

It deals more with how we live and act and, as the name implies, place value on certain things.

What made it possible to philosophize and think about life’s “deep” questions?

How are philosophical questions different from scientific questions?

Which branch(es) of philosophy deal(s) with the study of religion?