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midterms philosophy review pt 1

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

that studies beings in their ultimate cause, reasons, and principles through the aid of human reason alone.

a)

holistic perspective

b)

philosophy

c)

partial point of view

2.

this means love

a)

philia

b)

stream sofia by clairo

c)

sophia

3.

this means wisdom

a)

philia

b)

wisdom

c)

sophia

4.

it refers to the skill consciously applying logic by drawing conclusions from new or existing information.

a)

human reason

b)

rational

c)

dignity

5.

the four main branches of philosophy EXCEPT ONE

a)

logic

b)

epistemology

c)

metaphysics

d)

metaverse

e)

ethics

6.

it is the study of reasoning

a)

logic

b)

epistemology

c)

metaphysics

d)

ethics

7.

it is the study of knowledge

a)

logic

b)

epistemology

c)

metaphysics

d)

ethics

8.

it is the study of reality and existence

a)

logic

b)

epistemology

c)

metaphysics

d)

ethics

9.

it is the study of morality

a)

logic

b)

epistemology

c)

metaphysics

d)

ethics

10.

it looks at all aspects of the given problem or situation.

a)

holistic perspective

b)

partial point of view

11.

it looks ONLY at a limited aspect of the given problem or situation.

a)

holistic perspective

b)

partial point of view

12.

he founded phenomenology

a)

Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

b)

Edmund Husserl

c)

Soren Kierkegaard

13.

phenomenon also means?

a)

horror

b)

scary

c)

appearance

14.

[blank] is everything that is not essential, thereby 

understanding the basic rules or constitutive processes through 

which consciousness does its work of knowing the world.

a)

epoche

b)

bracketing out

c)

bracelet

15.

it is the another term for epoche

a)

protect

b)

defend

c)

surrender

d)

suspension

16.

it is the human condition or the relation of the individual to the world; - the human response to the world

a)

phenomenology

b)

Existentialism: On Freedom

c)

Postmodernism: On Cultures

17.

he is the first existentialist and 19th century Danish Philosophers ● Insisted that the authentic self was the personally chosen self, as opposed to public or “herd” identity. 

a)

Aristotle

b)

Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

c)

Soren Kierkegaard

18.

he is the famous 19th century German philosopher and philologist, known for his critical texts on religion, morality, contemporary culture, philosophy, and science.

a)

Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

b)

Sir Chavez

c)

Edmund Husserl

19.

they consider that to arrive at truth, humanity should realize the limits of reason and objectivism.

a)

existential

b)

postmodernism: on cultures

c)

postmodernists

20.

It is a concept wherein the soul and body are not separate and cannot be separated from one another.

a)

embodied

b)

Embodied Spirit

c)

Human Person

21.

it is being materialized or incarnated.

a)

embodied

b)

resurrection

c)

material gorl

22.

The following are the importance of embodied spirit EXCEPT ONE

a)

It enables us to know our potentialities and limitations

b)

It saves us from mortal sin

c)

It exposes us to a thorough and deeper understanding of ourselves as a unique creature united by body and soul.

23.

this focuses on the kinds of substances or materials

a)

existential

b)

metaphysical

24.

focuses on the kind of life or mode of existence that is unique to the human person 

a)

existential

b)

metaphysical

25.

he described that the metaphysical approach as dealing with the what of a person. 

a)

Aries totol

b)

 Martin Heidegger

c)

Plato

26.

it emphasizes it’s life-giving function

a)

soul

b)

mind

c)

spirit

27.

it emphasizes it’s consciousness

a)

soul

b)

mind

c)

spirit

28.

it emphasizes its non biological, or non physical nature

a)

soul

b)

mind

c)

spirit

29.

Plato believes that the soul and body are S (a)  

30.

Plato's idea is also known as

a)

soloism

b)

duet

c)

dualipa

d)

dualism

31.

there is an inherent contradiction between the body and the soul. 

a)

Dichotomy

b)

Autonomy

c)

Dualism

32.

Plato believed in two worlds these are

a)

world of matter

b)

world of hers

c)

world of forms

33.

The body’s existence is [blank] to the soul

a)

dependent

b)

independent

34.

The soul’s existence is [blank] to the body

a)

dependent

b)

independent

35.

a type of soul located in the HEAD, it also Enables the human person to: think, reflect, analyze, comprehend, draw conclusions, and the like

a)

rational soul

b)

spiritual soul

c)

appetitive soul

36.

a type of soul located in the CHEST, it also drives the human person to experience: abomination, anger and other emotional feelings

a)

rational soul

b)

spiritual soul

c)

appetitive soul

37.

a type of soul located in the ABDOMEN, it also drives the human person to experience: thirst, hunger and other physical wants

a)

rational soul

b)

spiritual soul

c)

appetitive soul

38.

Desire; motivates, Spirit; animates, and Reason; ???

a)

protects

b)

guides

c)

follow

39.

He disagreed with plato's idea of "dualism" and concluded the body and soul are in state of unity hence they are INSEPARABLE

a)

Soren

b)

Edmund

c)

Aristotle

40.

souls that are ONLY possessed by humans

a)

rational soul

b)

sensitive soul

c)

vegetative or nutritive soul

41.

souls possessed by animals

a)

rational soul

b)

sensitive soul

c)

vegetative or nutritive soul

42.

souls possessed by plants

a)

rational soul

b)

sensitive soul

c)

vegetative or nutritive soul

43.

it is the state of excelling or surpassing or going beyond usual limits.

a)

transcendence

b)

transcendent

c)

transcendental

44.

refers to GOD

a)

transcendence

b)

transcendent

c)

transcendental

45.

refers to all matter (immanuel kant)

a)

transcendence

b)

transcendent

c)

transcendental