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Philosophy Quiz

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Philosophy is formed by two words - ____ and ____

a)

Philo , Sophia

b)

Philio , Sofia

c)

Philia, Sophia

d)

Phily , Sofia

2.

Philia means ________.

a)

courage

b)

friendship

c)

knowledge

d)

piety

3.

Sophia means ________.

a)

strength

b)

sophisticated

c)

wisdom

d)

generosity

4.

Philosophy is friendship with wisdom.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

It asks the state of things as they EXIST, independent of any human consciousness.

a)

Question of Causality

b)

Question of Certainty

c)

Question of Reality

d)

Question of Ethics

6.

It deals with setting the standards for what is right and wrong, good and bad, acceptable and not acceptable.

a)

Question of Ethics

b)

Question of Causality

c)

Question of Certainty

d)

Question of Reality

7.

It looks into the cause of an event in the context of a cause-and-effect relationship.

a)

Question of Reality

b)

Question of Certainty

c)

Question of Ethics

d)

Question of Causality

8.

It focuses on the certainty of the truth that has been established.

a)

Question of Reality

b)

Question of Certainty

c)

Question of Ethics

d)

Question of Causality

9.

There are 5 theories of truth and these are the correspondence, coherence, constructivist, consensus, and pragmatic theory.

a)

Trueth intawn!

b)

False na pramis

10.

It is focused on whether an idea corresponds to reality.

a)

Consensus Theory

b)

Constructivist Theory

c)

Pragmatic Theory

d)

Correspondence Theory

11.

This theory holds the view that statements, ideas, and events must be put into practice for it to be true. Unless it has been tested and confirmed, it cannot be true.

a)

Pragmatic

b)

Consensus

c)

Constructivist

d)

Coherence

12.

This theory evaluates a statement on its correspondence to an agreed truth among the people mostly driven by the influential ones.

a)

Coherence

b)

Pragmatic

c)

Consensus

d)

Correspondence

13.

This theory contends that the truth is shaped by a person’s social experience and culture. Since the truth is influenced by such, it changes depending on what is accepted by the current society.

a)

Constructivist

b)

Coherence

c)

Consensus

d)

Pragmatic

14.

In this theory, the context plays a significant role because it determines whether a statement, idea, or event is a truth or an opinion.

a)

Consensus

b)

Constructivist

c)

Coherence

d)

Correspondence

15.

You have a clear perception of yourself (thoughts, emotions, identity, and actions). This leads to the idea of the “self” which means you are aware that you are perceiving and experiencing reality.

a)

Interaction

b)

Self-determination

c)

Dignity

d)

Self-awareness

16.

You are capable of making your choices based on your own preferences because of your free will.

a)

Dignity

b)

Self-awareness

c)

Interaction

d)

Self-determination

17.

The human person is able to reach out and interact with others. You are not alone and you can establish meaningful relationships with other people.

a)

Interaction

b)

Self-determination

c)

Dignity

d)

Self-awareness

18.

You have an inherent worth as much as others do. When you fail in something such as an exam, you are not worthless. This characteristic remains.

a)

Dignity

b)

Interaction

c)

Self-awareness

d)

Self-determination

19.

The ______ refers to the intangible being of yourself whereas the _____ is the tangible being. 

a)

body, spirit

b)

spirit, body

20.

Despite being an embodied spirit, you still have limitations. Such limitations have been overcome and so we have what we call human ______________.

a)

trashtalk

b)

transcendence

c)

transcript

d)

transfering

21.

What are the three major views?

a)

Anthropocentrism, Biocentrism, Ecocentrism

b)

Anthropocentrism, Biocentrism, Environmental Aesthetics

c)

Biocentrism, Environmental Integrity, Sustainable Development

22.

This view posits the notion that the whole ecosystem including the non-living things have inherent value.

a)

Anthropocentrism

b)

Biocentrism

c)

Ecocentrism

23.

This view states that you and other human beings, as a group, are the most important entities.

a)

Anthropocentrism

b)

Biocentrism

c)

Ecocentrism

24.

This view holds the belief that all livings beings have inherent worth, thus, putting you and a plant on equal grounds.

a)

Anthropocentrism

b)

Biocentrism

c)

Ecocentrism

25.

The environment in order brings out its beauty which contributes to the well-being of everything in it.

a)

Environmental Integrity

b)

Sustainable Development

c)

Environmental Aesthetics

d)

Environmental Ethics

26.

__________________ is the moral perspective that examines the connection between you and the environment.

a)

Environment

b)

Integrity

c)

Environmental Ethics

d)

Environmental Integrity

27.

It promotes taking action to address the escalating environmental issues.

a)

Environmental Ethics

b)

Sustainable Development

c)

Environmental Integrity

d)

Environmentalism

28.

Below are the three principles of sustainable development EXCEPT...

a)

Environmental Integrity

b)

Economic Efficiency

c)

Equity

d)

Equality

29.

Your interactions must not unreasonably disturb the local ecosystems and human settlements.

a)

Economic Efficiency

b)

Equity

c)

Environmental Integrity

30.

You get what you need and the coming generations should also be able to get what they need.

a)

Equality

b)

Equity

c)

Economic Efficiency

31.

You must be prudent in making decisions with regards to the use of resources. This is to ensure that there is minimum to zero waste.

a)

Economic Efficiency

b)

Equity

c)

Environmental Integrity