WorksheetsPhilosophy (Part 1)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 16mins
is the rational, abstract, and methodical consideration of reality as a whole
Dialectics
Philosophy
Intuition
Metaphysics
This is when we ponder on a philosophical question.
Philosophy
Logic
Eternal reflection
Philosophical reflection
A philosophical question always contain a bigger problem.
TRUE
FALSE
Scientific Questions are classified as
Universal
Particular
Who said that scientific questions is always confined to the particulars whereas philosophical is otherwise?
Plato
Martin Heidegger
Immanuel Kant
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
The art of refutation that dates back to the ancient Greeks
(a)
Who is known to be most noteworthy in using dialectics?
Plato
Aristotle
Descartes
Socrates
What did dialetics developed into in the modern era?
thesis, antithesis, synthesis
theoretical wisdom, practical wisdom, intuition
logic, ethics, aesthetics
socratic method and syllogism
Deals with knowledge in the realm of action.
(a)
Philosophy begins in ________________.
opinions
knowledge
ignorance
wonder
What faculty separates us from plants and animals?
Intelligence
Reason
Emotion
The extension of social relations across world-space.
(a)
The philosophical study of beauty and taste.
Aesthetics
Logic
Cyrah
Ethics
The difference of metaphysics and epistemology is:
Epistemology: study of knowledge as Metaphysics : study of reality
Epistemology: study of reality as Metaphysics : study of knowledge
Anthropocentric : Modern Period as Cosmocentric : _________
Medieval Period
Ancient Period
Modern Period
Who considered air as the fundamental principle of all things?
Thales of Miletus
Anaximander
Anaximenes
Plato
The philosophical study whose object is to determine the
real nature of things—to determine the meaning, structure, and
principles of whatever is insofar as it is
(a)
Who is known to be the first who wondered about the origin of the universe in Western Philosophy?
Plato
Thales of Miletus
Socrates
Aristotle
Something that has always existed that which is and will always be.
(a)
This is when all knowledge come from experience.
(a)
The type of fallacy where one deceives the other using a word in two different ways within an argument
Equivocation
Argument ad hominem
Insult
Homophone
The series of questioning and answering.
(a)
What is the goal of a anthropocentric person?
to observe & learn about nature and to be able to find benefits out of it
to observe & learn about nature and to be able to innovate new ways on how to non-coexist with it.
to observe & learn about nature and to be able to place an order to it.
An order or law intrinsic to the very cosmos
Cosmology
Fate
Destiny
Cosmos
_________________ illustrate how dialectics is an effective way of examining and evaluating truth claims.
Correspondence theory
Dialogues
Messages
Socratic method
