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Q2- Philosophy of the Human Person

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Freedom is limitless. We can always absolutely do as we please.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Without freedom, a man cannot be held responsible for his or her action.

a)

False

b)

True

3.

Because freedom is relational, all is true, except:

a)

it is not about doing what we want

b)

it is doing what is good

c)

it is centered on oneself

d)

it is respecting the dignity of each other

4.

If freedom is righteousness, which among these is true about the Decalogue?

a)

it destroys our freedom

b)

it prohibits acts that can destroy our freedom

c)

it hinders what we should do to be truly free

d)

it is not about what we should do as people in community

5.

It is our capacity to choose from alternatives and do particular acts.

a)

free choice

b)

fundamental freedom

c)

freedom from

d)

freedom for

6.

It is our basic option or stance underlying all particular everyday moral choices.

a)

free choice

b)

fundamental freedom

c)

freedom from

d)

freedom for

7.

There are a lot of choices I have to make each day.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

8.

I've made mistakes in the past that I wish I could change.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

9.

I learn from everything I've done, both good and bad.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

10.

I try to think through things before I speak/act.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

11.

Sometimes I worry what other people will think about me if I make a certain decision.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

12.

I believe that no matter what happens to you, even if things are bad, you can always choose how to feel inside.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

13.

The ability to do what you want to do.

a)

Free will

b)

Freedom

c)

Choice

14.

Freedom comes from a Danish term “friheden". In English, the meaning evolved to mean_____

a)

Free will

b)

Freedom

c)

Choice

15.

It refers to the ability of a human being to do whatever he wants to do without the intervention of other people or institutions.

a)

Outer freedom

b)

Free will

c)

Inner freedom

16.

The ability of a human being to achieve whatever he wants to achieve without the intervention of societal pressure and other external impediments.

a)

Outer freedom

b)

Free will

c)

Inner freedom

17.

It is a theory that states that humans are not free.

a)

Determinism

b)

Fate

c)

Accountability

18.

Being liable to the actions you do.

a)

Accountability

b)

Autonomy

c)

Responsibility

19.

Being free and understanding that freedom is also given to others.

a)

Accountability

b)

Autonomy

c)

Responsibility

20.

It is similar to being accountable. It means making the smart choice – and that means sometimes making a difficult one.

a)

Accountability

b)

Autonomy

c)

Responsibility

21.

It presupposes human being's connectivity with other human beings.

a)

Intersubjectivity

b)

Autonomy

c)

Responsibility

22.

One’s choice is a form of action. Action is a realization of one’s thought or idea. How is one’s will related to reasoning?

a)

One’s will guides his/her reasoning.

b)

The will is volitional.

c)

One’s will is guided by his/her reasoning.

d)

The will is independent from reasoning because they work separately.

23.

Freedom is the state of being free or at liberty rather than in confinement or under physical restraint

a)

true

b)

false

24.

Aristotle referred this as the humanity's capacity to make choices.

a)

right

b)

wrong

c)

free will

d)

judgment

25.

Freedom should not be squandered but taken as a wonderful gift that must be nurtured and protected, not impinging the rights or freedom of others. This means that:

a)

Actions are freedom.

b)

We can do anything we want.

c)

We should give our freedom to others,

d)

A person has freedom but is responsible for the consequences of his/her choices.

26.

According to him prudence is the knowledge of how we should act in accord with our true nature.       

a)

  

Socrates                                     

                                     

b)

Aristotle

c)

c. Hegel

d)

d. Plato

27.

The accurate remembering of what’s essential in ethical actions.      

a)

docilitas                                      

b)

memoria    

c)

solertia   

d)

ploreti

28.

"You never vote for the second option in your class meeting simply because it is not your own suggestion". What kind of fallacies in decision making is this statement?

a)

Overcomplicating Matters   

               

b)

Denial or Avoidance  

c)

Not My Idea!            

d)

One-Track Mind    

29.

To make things less complicated, most students just always said, Yes! When teachers asked them if they understand their lesson.

a)

Not My Idea!                   

   

             

b)

Avoidance   

c)

Overcomplicating Matters

d)

One-Track Mind      

30.

The ability to create in our minds beyond our present reality.

a)

  conscience                          

b)

independent will

c)

self-awareness                                 

d)

imagination                              

31.

31. .  A person who is not easily affected by his/her surroundings or external events.

                                                                  

                                         

a)

circle of influence 

b)

reactive person 

c)

circle of concern  

d)

proactive person

32.

32. It refers to an person’s initiatives usually based on motivations, intentions or goals.

                                                                     

 

a)

stimulus

b)

destiny

c)

  imagination

d)

response

33.

Intersubjectivity refers to shared awareness and understanding among people

a)

False

b)

True

34.

It is the capability to reach out and interact with others and the world.

                                  

a)

externality  

b)

interiority  

c)

seeming

d)

transcendence 

35.

This phenomenon of human interaction allows us to adjust our behavior to conform with how we think they expect us to act.

                                     

a)

externality

b)

interiority 

c)

seeming  

d)

transcendence