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Philosophy 101- Review FINALS

Total questions: 41

Worksheet time: 8hrs 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the natural knowledge of all things through their ultimate causes?

a)

Philosophy

b)

Logic

c)

Metaphysics

d)

Epistemology

2.

The word “philosophy” means “l__________” (philos [love] + sophia [wisdom]

a)

love for knowledge

b)

love oneself

c)

love of God

d)

love of wisdom

3.

___________is an inflated confidence in the power of the empirical sciences. It holds that knowledge is found in the physical sciences alone and that its methods should be applied to all other disciplines. 

a)

Empiricism

b)

Scientism

c)

Pragmatism

d)

Syllogism

4.

________ considers   how   some people disagree  over what is true, and on  that  basis  concludes  that no   claim    to    truth    holds   any privileged status over any other

a)

Relativism 

b)

Empiricism

c)

Scientism

d)

Pragmatism

5.

Relativism contradicts itself by claiming a privileged status over non-relative views of truth.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Scientism is self-contradictory. The statement, “All knowledge is found in the physical sciences alone,” is not a claim that can be proved scientifically.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Philosophy does provide us with certain knowledge about reality. However, the knowledge it provides will be philosophical; not scientific (in the modern sense). It will deal with the ultimate causes of everything.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

It is the heart of philosophy. It investigates the existence of the universe and of ALL things in it.

a)

Metaphysics

b)

Logic

c)

Epistemology

d)

Ethics

9.

It investigates KNOWLEDGE. This branch of philosophy answer What does it mean “to know”? and What can we know?

a)

Logic

b)

Ethics

c)

Epistemology

d)

Metaphysics

10.

The branch of philosophy that studies what actions are morally right and wrong. It answer the question Is there a right and wrong?

a)

Logic

b)

Ethics

c)

Metaphysics

d)

Epistemology

11.

______studies right reasoning and argumentation. It answer the question Do all claims have a truth value?

a)

Logic

b)

Metaphysics

c)

Epistemology

d)

Social

12.

Greek word "ethos" means _________

a)

character

b)

ethics

c)

love

d)

knowledge

13.

Latin word "mos" means _________

a)

custom

b)

moral

c)

love

d)

money

14.

Philosophy studies that which is ultimate. It asks the most radical question in any area of research. Its questions go beyond the established areas of research.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Logic is the science of _________. It’s a tool, or instrument that philosophers use to acquire knowledge

a)

correct reasoning

b)

thinking

c)

intellect

d)

debating

16.

A _________ is the result of a good argument. Philosophers have to be sensitive to what makes an argument good.

a)

knowledge

b)

truth

c)

right conclusion

d)

syllogism

17.

What can be obtain when the contents of my intellect (expressed through my statements) corresponds to objective reality?

a)

truth

b)

argument

c)

knowledge

d)

conclusion

18.

What are the three reasoning process?

a)

Apprehension, Judgement and Reasoning

b)

Judgment, Identifying and conclusion

c)

Reasoning, Processing and Summarizing

d)

Knowing, Identifying and Conclusion

19.

The principle of________states that a thing is what it is. Reality consists of distinct, unified individuals

a)

identity

b)

contradiction

c)

excluded middle

d)

sufficient reason

20.

The principle  of ________ states that it is impossible for a thing to be and not be in the same way

a)

Identity

b)

contradiction

c)

Excluded Middle

d)

Sufficient Reason

21.

The principle of _______ states that whatever comes into being must have an explanation for its existence.

a)

Contradiction

b)

Identity

c)

sufficient reason

d)

Excluded Middle

22.

The principle of_________ states that a thing either is or it is not. There is no middle ground.

a)

contradiction

b)

identity

c)

sufficient reason

d)

excluded middle

23.

What is another word for reasoning?

a)

argument

b)

believing

c)

faith

d)

syllogism

24.

In deductive arguments where the premises are true, the conclusion must necessarily be true.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

In inductive arguments where the premises are true, the conclusion is probably true.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

Identify what kind of argument the example given

All men are mortal.

Mr. Sandoval is a man.

Therefore, Mr. Sandoval is mortal. 

a)

Deductive Arguments

b)

Inductive Arguments

27.

Identify the argument example given.

Mr. Sandoval is a teacher at YC.

Most teachers at YC are Catholic.

Mr. Sandoval is likely Catholic.

a)

Inductive Arguments

b)

Deductive Arguments

28.

Identify the argument given

All Catholics are baptized.

Mr. Sandoval is Catholic. 

Therefore, Mr. Sandoval is baptized.

a)

Deductive Arguments

b)

Inductive Arguments

29.

_____________ fallacies occur when we attack our opponent rather than his or her argument.

a)

Ad hominem

b)

strawman

c)

bifurcation

d)

Equivocation

30.

__________ occurs when the meaning of a word changes from one premise of an argument to another.

a)

Equivocation

b)

Question begging

c)

bifurcation

d)

strawman

31.

We ________________ when we say that because something is not the case, something else cannot follow.

a)

deny the antecedent

b)

affirming the consequent

32.

________________ occur when an argument has the wrong logical form. .

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33.

________________ are errors that can occur in the reasoning process.

a)

Fallacies

b)

arguments

c)

conclusion

d)

premises

34.

Henry tells his friend that he’d prefer Chinese food over Pizza tonight. His friend rolls his eyes and tells him that he must hate pizza.

a)

strawman

b)

bifurcation

c)

affirming the consequent

d)

denying the antecedent

35.

A plane is carpenter’s tool.

A 747 is a plane.

A 747 is a carpenter’s tool.

a)

Equivocation

b)

Bifurcation

c)

Question-begging

d)

Denying the antecedent

36.

Bill:

Have you stopped

cheating on your tests?

Dave:

Wait. What?!

Bill:

Yeah, have you

stopped?

Dave:

Um, I can’t stop

because I never

started.

Bill:

Oh.

a)

Question-begging

b)

Straw Man

c)

Equivocation

d)

Bifurcation

37.

If there is a volcanic eruption, the town would be destroyed. There was no volcanic eruption, therefore the town was not destroyed.

a)

Affirming the Consequent

b)

Bifurcation

c)

Denying the antecedent

d)

Question Begging

38.

Sarah- I love cats over dogs. Jim- How can you love cats when you’re allergic?

a)

Ad Hominem

b)

Affirming the Consequent

c)

Bifurcation

d)

Equivocation

39.

Yolanda: You either hate me or love me. Mary: I just met you, I don’t hate you or love you.

a)

Bifurcation

b)

Ad Hominem

c)

Deny the antecedent

d)

Straw man

40.

All cats have four legs.

All dogs have four legs.

Therefore, cats are dogs.

a)

Undistributed middle

b)

Equivocation

c)

Question-begging

d)

Ad Hominem

41.

If I am in Boston, then I am relaxed. I am relaxed. Therefore, I am in Boston.

a)

Affirming the consequent

b)

Undistributed middle

c)

Ad Hominem

d)

Straw Man