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WorksheetsGEETQ1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 4mins
They are the three major figures in classical or ancient philosophy
Socrates
Phytagoras
Aristotle
Plato
They are the Pre-Socratic philosophers who aimed to gave meaning for the forst matter
Anaximander
Thales of Melitus
Anaxagoras
Anaximenes
Morality and Ethics are the same concepts.
True
Flase
He gave the definition of philosophy as philo sophia or love of wisdom.
Thales of Melitus
Socrates
Phytagoras
Aristotle
A happy life is not merely an act of doing particular tasks or acquiring certain objects but also of knowing what these are for.
True
False
You have to find your purpose and practicing moderation to be able to achive this according to Aristotle.
euphoria
phronesis
eudaimonia
Nichomachean Ethics
Ethics does not make it phisophical because it emerges from our basic desire to make sense of the complexities of human condition.
True
False
Meta-ethics concerns on with what theory is applicable in light of a given situation.
True
Flase
Ethics is a branch of Philosophy
True
Flase
He was the author of The Republic
Socrates
Phytagoras
Plato
Aristotle
It is the ability to think clearly and rationally and understand the logical connection between ideas.
thinking
logical thinking
critical thinking
phisophical inquiry
It is the tendency of an individual to regard his or her own opinion, belief, or conviction as the sole basis for asserting the truth of a claim.
narcissism
Sociocentrism
egocentric
egocentrism
Egocentrism can lead to sociocentrism
True
Flase
Overcoming egocentric and sociocentric tendencies is the first steps towards becoming a critical thinker.
True
flase
The elements of thought that a critical thinker must be mindful of.
facts
assumptions
question
purpose
Elements of thought that pertains to the one views or interprets a situation or event
questions
purpose
perspective
assumption
Asking questions is an indispensable task
in critical thinking and ethical reasoning.
true
false
Ethics involves the process of thinking only
true
false
Elements of critical thinking that sets the purpose of the inquiry
purpose
facts
theory
questions
Egocentric and sociocentric people are not critical thinkers
true
false
