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WorksheetsINTRO TO PHILO - SUMMATIVE TEST 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 23mins
Who is the philosopher believed that the human spirit/soul is composed of:
logos, thymos and Eros?
Aristotle
Avicenna
Plato
Socrates
Who is the founder of Phenomenology?
Edmund Husserl
Gabriel Marcel
Immanuel Kant
Jean-Paul Sarte
In Buddhism, what is the state of being free from all forms of bondage and attachments?
Jiva
Naraka
Naraka
Nirvana
What is in our human nature that enables us to become persons?
Dignity
Externality
Spirit
Self-Awareness
How does the capability of persons make choices and decisions based on their own preferences?
Mind
Reason
Critical Thinking
Self-Determination
What is the highest level of existence according to St. Augustine?
God
Pope
Eternal truth
Rational being
What is the most important primary value in Hinduism?
Duty
Enlightenment
Goodness
Love
What do you call the limits that allow us to surpass what? Please specify
Freedom
Love
Transcendence
Truth
Which philosopher that believed that for there’s to be a body, there must first be a soul. But souls can exist without the body?
Aristotle
Buddha
St. Augustine
St. Thomas Aquinas
What is Aristotle's De Anima belief?
He believed that the soul is what gives the body life and movement.
Man is composed of spiritual and corporeal substance.
Believed that the soul is the first actuality of the body, for there to be a body, there must first be a soul.
The soul is incorruptible for it is impossible for a substance like the soul which has existence "per se" (as it is) to be generated or corrupted accidentally.
Rephrase question, make it into a why question?
No, because man is strong, man is an island.
Yes, because man needs another to do his tasks.
Yes, because man is a social being and is not made to be alone.
Yes, because man is a social being and is not made to be alone.
What situation defines dignity?
Being mentally challenged makes you less of a person.
A police officer killed a pregnant woman in jail is not human.
A criminal who raped and killed his own daughter is still human.
Jane, who had her leg amputated is less of a human because she has fewer appendages than a normal person.
This refers to the person having a clear perception of oneself, including his/her thoughts, emotions, identity and actions
Conscience
Morality
Rationality
Self-Awareness
If your teacher asks you to stand up, and you do, then who made you stand up?
God made me do it.
The teacher, she instructed me to do so.
Myself, my free will enables us to do actions of our own will
Both me and the teacher, I believe that both are the reasons to why I stood up.
When we forgive, we are freed from our anger and bitterness because of the actions and/or words of another.
Forgiveness
Loneliness
Love
Vulnerability
To love is to experience richness, positivity and transcendence. Life is full of risks, fears and commitment, pain and sacrificing and giving up thing/s we want for the sake of the one we love.
Love
Beauty of Nature
Forgiveness
Vulnerability
Our failures force us to confront our weaknesses and limitations. When a relationship fails, when a student fails a subject, when our immediate desires are not met, we are confronted with the possibility of our plans and yet, we are forced to surrender to a mystery or look upon a bigger world.
Love
Forgiveness
Failure
Beauty of Nature
To be invulnerable is somehow inhuman. To be vulnerable is to be human. The experience that we are contingent, that we are dependent for our existence on another is frightening.
Failure
Vulnerability
Beauty of Nature
Forgivess
Our loneliness can be rooted from our sense of vulnerability and fear of death.
Love
Forgiveness
Failure
Loneliness
What do you call the capacity of the human to choose a course of action from various alternatives?
Choice
Decision-Making
Free Will
Being indecisive
