WorksheetsTP Revision
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 21mins
What is Socrates’ definition of knowledge?
True belief that is correct
True belief that is well-justified
Well-justified belief that is supported with evidence
That which you know to be true
What was Socrates’ ‘crime(s)’ that he was put on trial for?
Trying to corrupt people’s minds
Annoying people by making them question what they were brought up to believe to be true
Denying the Gods of the city and corrupting the minds of the youth
Getting into arguments with the Greek authorities
Which of the following is the best reason why Socrates didn’t deserve to die?
He still had lots of life left to live
He had a wife and two children
It isn’t a crime to encourage people to think for themselves and think deeply about meaning and truth.
He is the best philosopher in human history
What are the three existential questions we have studied?
Who am I?
Why am I here? What is my place in space and time?
Who am I?
What is my place in space and time? How do I relate to others?
Who am I?
What is the point in life?
What will happen after I die?
Who am I?
What is my space in space and time? How did I get here?
What is meant by ‘philosophy’?
Love of wisdom
Study of God and religion
Love of studying
Study of cultures and beliefs
None of the above
Which of the following most accurately describes theist beliefs?
They believe in a metaphysical world and that science is wrong; God provides all the answers that you need.
They believe in a metaphysical world that is known through revelation and a physical world known through observation and reason.
They believe in a physical world only known through observation and reason.
They believe you can believe whatever you want to.
Which of the following are examples of ‘revelation’? (tick all that are true)
The theory of evolution, the theory of the Big Bang
Miracles, religious experience
Holy books, prophets
Religious belief, faith
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Which of the following statements most accurately describes postmodern beliefs?
There is no objective right or wrong; truth is subjective
There is an absolute criteria right or wrong; truth is objective
Truth is neither objective nor subjective
There is an absolute criteria right or wrong; truth is subjective
Which of the following are strengths of the theist view? (tick all that apply)
It is non-judgmental and promotes tolerance
It offers comfort and hope in an afterlife
It provides clear moral guidance and teachings about how to live your life
It provides strong empirical evidence
Which of the following are weaknesses of the postmodern view? (tick all that apply)
It permits actions which many would argue are intrinsically wrong
It is prescriptive and tells you what you should believe
It is judgmental and intolerant of the views of others
It is based on teachings that are thousands of years old
Who was Jesus baptized by?
Doubting Thomas
Simon Peter
John the Baptist
Joshua, son of Nun
What type of Messiah did the Jews expect?
A holy Messiah
A rich Messiah
A warrior Messiah
An evil Messiah
How many disciples did Jesus have?
7
12
13
15
