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Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 26mins
1. The main aim of this philosophy is to discover and develop each individual's abilities and full moral excellence in order to better serve society.
Idealism
Existentialism
Naturalism
2. In this philosophy, the teacher has to play the role of acquainting children with their natural environment.
Naturalism
Reconstructionism
Idealism
3. Idealist believes that teacher should gain respect from the child by his affectionate and sympathetic behavior and then motivate him by his praiseworthy ideals. It believes in guided freedom and strict discipline.
a. True
b. False
4. This philosophy believe that there is common core of knowledge that needs to be transmitted to students in a systematic, disciplined way.
a. essentialism
b. Progressivism
c. Reconstructionism
5. Which philosophy is based on real-world experiences and John Dewey's work?
a. Perennialism
b. Reconstructionism
c. Progressivism
6. The aim of this philosophy is to seek enduring truths which are constant (not changing)
a. Perennialism
b. Progressivism
c. Existentialism
7. It central theme is activity. They face problems and try to solve them from practical point of view.
a. Essentialism
b. Perennialism
c. Pragmatism
8. In teacher-centered philosophy, the teachers role is to__________
a. keep the students happy
b. assert their dominance in the teacher-student relationship and teach whatever interest them.
c. focus on students individual needs, contemporary relevance and prepare students for a changing time.
d.instill respect for authority, perseverance, duty, consideration and practicality
9. Teachers must reflect on societal values in order to target student learning and behavior effectively.
True
False
10. Kelly has to take core classes and is able to choose few electives, this is typical in a______________________________________.
a. Essentialist
b. Progressivist
Aesthetics deals with the understanding of which of the following?
beauty
taste
smell
Anger
Which of the following are questions that Aesthetics asks?
Who makes art?
What is a work of art?
What makes good art?
What is art?
In some ways aesthetic judgement can be influenced by our culture
true
false
Determining aesthetic value is to cast a.....
homophone
synopsis
hymnophone
judgement
A thing that is sublime is?
aesthetically overwhelming
omnipotent
aesthetically purposeful
emissary
This would be an example of?
sublime
beauty
The "intentional fallacy" states that?
When evaluating a piece of art, the author's intent should be considered in addition to the merit of the piece.
When evaluating a piece of art, neither the intent of the artist nor the merit of the piece should be considered.
When evaluating a piece of art, the author's intent should not be considered, only the merit of the piece.
When evaluating a piece of art, the cultural impact of the region should be considered first and foremost.
When addressing a literary work, "The Affective Fallacy" states that?
The reader's personal emotional reaction to a piece should not be considered, only the piece itself.
The reader's personal emotional reaction to a piece is the most essential element when determining a piece's validity.
The reader's personal emotional reaction to a piece should be considered, in addition to the piece itself.
The reader's personal emotional reaction to a piece should be compared to the intent of the author of the piece to determine its authenticity.
Which of the following would utilize the concept of "applied aesthetics"?
Mathematics
Gastronomy
Cartography
Fashion
in 6th century BC, there is a Greek mathematician and philosopher who coined the word "philosophy", who is he?
aristotle
galileogalilei
phythagoras
philip
where does phythagoras came from?
europe
samos, coast of asia minor
africa
etymological definition of philosophy
nominal definition of philosophy
this means simply knowing or insight about something
(a)
It denotes correct usage of knowledge
(a)
it implies good or bad, right or wrong
(a)
it is a pursuit of knowledge based on facts and demonstration.
(a)
(a) things that exist are material object of philosophy
philosophy is the foundation of everything we learn right now.
true
false
It refers to any entity construed to be governed by a particular law
Person, in law
person, in grammar
person, in philosophy
person, in ancient rome
it is any of the three pronouns with corresponding verb inflections
person, in law
person, in ancient rome
person, in grammar
person, in philosophy
It is a being that has a certain capacities or attributes
person, in grammar
person, in philosophy
person, in ancient rome
person, in law
He defines a person as an individual substance of a maternal nature
phythagoras
st. thomas aquinas
charles darwin
the person is referred as the mask worn by actors on stage
person, in law
person, in grammar
person, in philosophy
person, in ancient rome
rational being endowed with composite characteristics
(a)
the meaning of philosophy of human person
