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PHILO - Quiz 1 (HUMSS)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Greek word 'sophia' means what?

a)

Dream

b)

Wisdom

c)

Love

d)

Life

2.

The Greek word 'meta' means what?

a)

Between

b)

Before

c)

Beyond

d)

Physical

3.

What major branch of philosophy studies the principles and criteria of a valid argument?

a)

Metaphysics

b)

Logic

c)

Epistemology

d)

Ethics

4.

According to philosophy, 'being' pertains to?

a)

All things that significant

b)

All things that necessary

c)

All things that important

d)

All things that exist

5.

The other term for 'general metaphysics'?

a)

Logic

b)

Special Metaphysics

c)

Monopoly

d)

Ontology

6.

He claimed that man is a rational being.

a)

Socrates

b)

Plato

c)

Heraclitus

d)

Aristotle

7.

Which among the following explains the idea of 'Correspondence Theory' in determining truth?

a)

Something is true if many people believe it

b)

Something is true if it corresponds to the reality

c)

Something is true if it well exercised within a culture

d)

Something is true if it is useful in real life

8.

This is an argument that starts with general idea and ends with the specific.

a)

Inductive Argument

b)

Strong Argument

c)

Valid Argument

d)

Deductive Argument

9.

The argument about whether marriage is an important social institution or not based on a certain cultural standard is an example of what theory in determining truth?

a)

Coherence Theory

b)

Pragmatic Theory

c)

Correspondence Theory

d)

Constructivist Theory

10.

This is a branch of philosophy which talks about the idea and standard of 'beauty'.

a)

Value Theory

b)

Aesthetics

c)

Logic

d)

Metaphysics

11.

This theory holds the view that something is true if majority of the people believe and accept its truthfulness

a)

Correspondence Theory

b)

Pragmatic Theory

c)

Coherence Theory

d)

Consensus Theory

12.

Which among the following explains the idea of 'World of Pure Forms' by Plato?

a)

There is a possibility for a bigger truth

b)

There is a possibility for a limited truth

c)

There is a possibility for a harsh reality

d)

There is a possibility for unusual tendencies

13.

Which among the following explains the idea of 'Pragmatic Theory' in determining truth?

a)

Something is true if we can put it into practice

b)

Something is true if many people believe it

c)

Something is true if it is consistent

d)

Something is true if it affects people

14.

Which among the following explains the idea of 'Relativism'?

a)

This is a philosophical concept of reality which claims that there is no absolute idea.

b)

This is a philosophical concept which contends that there are no definite truths.

c)

This is a principle which claims that experience is the most necessary factor in determining truth

d)

This is a philosophical idea about people's judgments on things.

15.

Premise 1: Students love recess.

Premise 2: Anna is having a recess.

Conclusion: Anna is a student.

a)

Valid

b)

Invalid

16.

Premise 1: Minghao frequently wears blue shirt on Monday

Premise 2: Today is Monday.

Conclusion: Minghao probably wears blue shirt.

a)

STRONG

b)

WEAK

17.

Premise 1: All kids love sweets.

Premise 2: Wonwoo is a kid.

Conclusion: Wonwoo loves sweets.

a)

VALID

b)

INVALID

18.

This theory proposes that something is true if it makes sense when placed in a certain situation or context.

a)

Correspondence Theory

b)

Pragmatic Theory

c)

Consensus Theory

d)

Coherence Theory

19.

Gintoki Sakata's principle in life is to only entertain and believe on things that are necessary in his daily life. He is practicing what theory in determining truth?

a)

Coherence

b)

Coherence

c)

Relativism

d)

Pragmatic

20.

Whenever he makes decisions, Sakuragi always prefers to listen to the suggestions and judgments of his friends about something, so considering his personality, he is practicing what theory in determining truth?

a)

Correspondence Theory

b)

Consensus Theory

c)

Coherence Theory

d)

Pragmatic