WorksheetsPhilosophy : Module 2 Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 12mins
It is a belief, impression or judgment about something but not necessarily based on fact
OPINION
FACTS
CLAIM
ARGUMENT
It is something that has been proven by facts or sincerity
OPINION
FACTS
CLAIM
TRUTH
Do not only settled in one issue of the problem and then you do not mind the other aspects. Judging an incidence without looking at the other side.
Correspondence bias or attribute effect
Confirmation bias
Framing
Hindsight
it is the clear awareness and understanding of anything that surrounds you
OPINION
FACTS
Knowledge
TRUTH
It is a statement which are observable to be real or truthful.
OPINION
FACTS
Knowledge
TRUTH
is a statement based on a certain fact.
OPINION
Explanations
Conclusion
Arguments
It is a field of philosophy that is generally focused on how reality and the universe began.
Ethics
Aesthetics
Metaphysics
Logic
This method refers to a process of
asking open-ended questions that are committed to finding the truth
Socratic Method
Dialectical Method
Phenomenological Method
Hermeneutics
are statements claiming to be true and provides reasons
to make the statements true.
OPINION
Explanations
Conclusion
Arguments
are series of statements that provide explanations to convince the
listener or a reader that the opinion is truthful.
OPINION
Explanations
Conclusion
Arguments
are group of statements that appear to be arguments to support the conclusion
OPINION
Explanations
Conclusion
Bias
Fallacy
refers tendencies or influences which affect the views of the people.
OPINION
Explanations
Conclusion
Bias
Fallacy
Using the threat of force or an undesirable event to advance an argument
Argumentum Ad hominem
Argumentum ad Baculum
Argumentum ad Misericordiam.
Argumentum ad Populum.
Thismethod arises from the opposing realities, and even contradictions are derived from applying the philosophical categories.
Socratic Method
Dialectical Method
Phenomenological Method
Hermeneutics
Attacking the person presenting the argument instead of the argument itself
Argumentum Ad hominem
Argumentum ad Baculum
Argumentum ad Misericordiam.
Argumentum ad Populum.
It is by using emotions such as pity or sympathy, one might be able to convince the person.
Argumentum Ad hominem
Argumentum ad Baculum
Argumentum ad Misericordiam.
Argumentum ad Populum.
The idea is presented as acceptable because a lot of people accept it
Argumentum Ad hominem
Argumentum ad Baculum
Argumentum ad Misericordiam.
Argumentum ad Populum.
You judge a person’s personality based on the actions, and never mind the extrinsic (panlabas na dahilan) factor.
Correspondence bias or attribute effect
Confirmation bias
Framing
Hindsight
Tendency to look for a readily accept information which fits one’s own beliefs or views that go against it
Correspondence bias or attribute effect
Confirmation bias
Framing
Hindsight
The phenomena which occur has a pattern and can be predicted, such is usually based in historical evidence.
Correspondence bias or attribute effect
Confirmation bias
Framing
Hindsight
The aim of hermeneutics is "to
capture the truth of the text." The truth is taken from how the author originally meant something.
Socratic Method
Dialectical Method
Phenomenological Method
Hermeneutics
The aim of hermeneutics is "to
capture the truth of the text." The truth is taken from how the author originally meant something.
Socratic Method
Dialectical Method
Phenomenological Method
Hermeneutics
It investigates the essence of nature of the things that appear to a person.
Socratic Method
Dialectical Method
Phenomenological Method
Hermeneutics
What is the full name of your Philosophy Teacher?
(a)
Gwapo ba si sir Reynan?
Oo
Pwede na.
Hindi
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