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Total questions: 57
Worksheet time: 29mins
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1.
Imagine a group of friends looking at the same apple however they have different perspective and outlook on the existence of the apple. The shapes, colors, sizes, vary unto how it is viewed by a person. The question is what branch of philosophy should we use in order to seek the truth or reality of the existence of apple?
a)
Episteme
b)
love of wisdom
c)
Metaphysics
d)
Philosophy is a way of life because it studies everything about our life, even what we think is irrelevant.
2.
Philosophy literally means
a)
love of wisdom
b)
questions that leads to wisdom.
c)
I. They treat it as a logical hypothesis
d)
II. There is always motivation why we put our awareness to a specific thing.
3.
Which of the following exemplifies the idea that philosophy is a way of life?
a)
Philosophy is a way of life because it studies everything about our life, even what we think is irrelevant.
b)
II. Because we need to be ruled by
c)
II. Justice is only knowledge through reason
d)
Wisdom is often obtained through problems and interruptions in life
4.
What did Thales consider to be the basic element of everything
a)
Water
b)
The decision whether to continue to experience nothing or to stop it
c)
Eastern Philosophy
d)
The urge to find more knowledge
5.
Philosophy is a discipline that studies a specific field of knowledge. Is this Statement TRUE of FALSE?
a)
I. Philosophy is a distinct area of knowledge with its own goals, concerns, and ways of doing things.
b)
Externality
c)
FALSE
d)
Wisdom is often obtained through problems and interruptions in life
6.
According to the notion "I think, therefore I am", The knowledge of the mind will only be possible when we
a)
Think
b)
Episteme
c)
Light
d)
I. We must aim what the Philosophers have achieved.
7.
What is the difference between the modes of Philosophy of Plato and Descartes?
a)
Descartes filters the wrong perception of out senses before proceeding to philosophizing
b)
Making simple ideas to be understood into complex terms
c)
Which of the following statements is/are
d)
Wisdom is often obtained through problems and interruptions in life
8.
The definition of Pythagoras on wisdom is connected to
a)
Descartes filters the wrong perception of out senses before proceeding to philosophizing
b)
Philosophy is a way of life because it studies everything about our life, even what we think is irrelevant.
c)
Light
d)
II. Because we need to be ruled by
9.
How Philosophers differ from an ordinary person?
a)
Philosophers are always checking their experiences while an ordinary person is satisfied with routine
b)
I. Philosophy is a distinct area of knowledge with its own goals, concerns, and ways of doing things.
c)
III only
d)
III and IV
10.
Why water is considered as real?
a)
It doesn't change
b)
St. Augustine
c)
holding our judgements
d)
II. Language is special gift to human that enables him to have wisdom.
11.
He believes that our spirituality separates us from animals; it differentiates moral dimension of our fulfillment in action .
a)
III. Language is a cultural aspect of human capable of discovering mysteries of existence.
b)
II. There is always motivation why we put our awareness to a specific thing.
c)
St. Thomas Aquinas
d)
questions that leads to wisdom.
12.
He believes all knowledge leads to God, so that faith supplements and enlightens reason that it may proceed to ever richer and fuller understanding
a)
Episteme
b)
III. Anything that we can sense are not real
c)
I. Conjecture is the lowest form of knowledge
d)
St. Augustine
13.
In the Indian society, a person's spirit continues to undergo rebirth due to its action. After living a life harmoniously his/her spirit will be liberated. Under, what foremost reason if the life of a person continues to its cycle of rebirth and the spirit will not be liberated?
a)
It was based on the love of God.
b)
1, II, IV
c)
Karma
d)
Descartes filters the wrong perception of out senses before proceeding to philosophizing
14.
Where do the arguments of Anselm, Augustine, and Aquinas rooted when it comes to their teachings?
a)
The decision whether to continue to experience nothing or to stop it
b)
IV
c)
It was based on the love of God.
15.
Which of the following statement BEST describe the similarity of Buddhism to other religion?
a)
Philosophy is a way of life because it studies everything about our life, even what we think is irrelevant.
b)
Which of the following is/are TRUE about Phenomenology as proposed by Edmund Husserl?
c)
I AND IV
d)
It involves the practice of the teaching by the people in authority and in the scriptures.
16.
Which of the following statements is/are TRUE about Philosophy?]
a)
How does the religious people see the existence of God?
b)
Externality
c)
Which of the following statements is/are TRUE about Philosophy?]
d)
II. It is more about to see is to believe
17.
I. Philosophy is a distinct area of knowledge with its own goals, concerns, and ways of doing things.
a)
I. Philosophy is a distinct area of knowledge with its own goals, concerns, and ways of doing things.
b)
1, II, IV
c)
Philosophy is a way of life because it studies everything about our life, even what we think is irrelevant.
d)
II. It is more about to see is to believe
18.
II. Philosophy aims to lessen the understanding about man.
a)
III. The sensed experiences always give a truthful evaluation
b)
III. We need to provide rational reasoning
c)
How does the religious people see the existence of God?
d)
II. Philosophy aims to lessen the understanding about man.
19.
III. Philosophy believes that there is no God.
a)
It involves the practice of the teaching by the people in authority and in the scriptures.
b)
Which of the following is/are TRUE about Phenomenology as proposed by Edmund Husserl?
c)
Externality
d)
III. Philosophy believes that there is no God.
20.
IV. Philosophy enables man to appreciate the things which are happening in our everyday lives.
a)
I AND IV
b)
III. Philosophy believes that there is no God.
c)
II. Because we need to be ruled by
d)
II. There is always motivation why we put our awareness to a specific thing.
21.
The difficult part of expriencing wisdom is
a)
I. They treat it as a logical hypothesis
b)
DECISION
c)
I. Conjecture is the lowest form of knowledge
d)
II. Justice is only knowledge through reason
22.
Which of the following statements is/are TRUE about the importance of language in gaining wisdom?
a)
III. Language is a cultural aspect of human capable of discovering mysteries of existence.
b)
ourselves, others, and the world
c)
Which of the following statements is/are TRUE about the importance of language in gaining wisdom?
d)
FALSE
23.
I. Language enables human to ask
a)
I ONLY
b)
I. Language enables human to ask
c)
Think
d)
Light
24.
questions that leads to wisdom.
a)
Light
b)
Philosophers are always checking their experiences while an ordinary person is satisfied with routine
c)
we live
d)
questions that leads to wisdom.
25.
II. Language is special gift to human that enables him to have wisdom.
a)
Sophia
b)
II. Language is special gift to human that enables him to have wisdom.
c)
Episteme
d)
Which of the following statements is/are
26.
III. Language is a cultural aspect of human capable of discovering mysteries of existence.
a)
III. Language is a cultural aspect of human capable of discovering mysteries of existence.
b)
FALSE
c)
Making simple ideas to be understood into complex terms
d)
I. Philosophy is a distinct area of knowledge with its own goals, concerns, and ways of doing things.
27.
IV. Language makes human, and it's
a)
I AND IV
b)
Philosophy is a way of life because it studies everything about our life, even what we think is irrelevant.
c)
IV. Language makes human, and it's
d)
II. There is always motivation why we put our awareness to a specific thing.
28.
impossible to gain wisdom without it.
a)
St. Augustine
b)
I ONLY
c)
holding our judgements
29.
Which of the following statements is/are
a)
philosopher kings
b)
Which of the following statements is/are
c)
we live
d)
II. Language is special gift to human that enables him to have wisdom.
30.
TRUE about the necessity of studying Philosophy?
a)
III. We need to provide rational reasoning
b)
Which of the following statements is/are TRUE about Philosophy?]
c)
questions that leads to wisdom.
d)
TRUE about the necessity of studying Philosophy?
31.
I. We must aim what the Philosophers have achieved.
a)
I. We must aim what the Philosophers have achieved.
b)
questions that leads to wisdom.
c)
Doxa
d)
It fuels us to explore more of
32.
II. Because we need to be ruled by
a)
II. It is more about to see is to believe
b)
The experience of nothing requires making sense of those we think that don't make sense paving for self-reflection
c)
ourselves, others, and the world
d)
II. Because we need to be ruled by
33.
philosopher kings
a)
philosopher kings
b)
The urge to find more knowledge
c)
Philosophy is a way of life because it studies everything about our life, even what we think is irrelevant.
d)
Making simple ideas to be understood into complex terms
34.
III. We need to provide rational reasoning
a)
TRUE about the necessity of studying Philosophy?
b)
1, II, IV
c)
III. We need to provide rational reasoning
d)
Metaphysics
35.
IV. It helps us to be more reasonable and logical.
a)
Philosophers are always checking their experiences while an ordinary person is satisfied with routine
b)
III and IV
c)
It doesn't change
d)
There is a higher dimension of reality
36.
How important that we think we know nothing?
a)
I. In his logical investigation, he disagreed with the notion of Psychologism
b)
I AND IV
c)
It fuels us to explore more of
d)
DECISION
37.
ourselves, others, and the world
a)
love of wisdom
b)
we live
c)
ourselves, others, and the world
d)
I. They treat it as a logical hypothesis
38.
we live
a)
III. The sensed experiences always give a truthful evaluation
b)
Philosophers are always checking their experiences while an ordinary person is satisfied with routine
c)
we live
d)
II. There is always motivation why we put our awareness to a specific thing.
39.
He was the one who coined the term philosophy
a)
I. Philosophy is a distinct area of knowledge with its own goals, concerns, and ways of doing things.
b)
Which of the following statements is/are TRUE about Philosophy?]
c)
The urge to find more knowledge
d)
Pythagoras
40.
Which best explains the statement "the experience of wonder is traumatic".
a)
Making simple ideas to be understood into complex terms
b)
Wisdom is often obtained through problems and interruptions in life
c)
How does the religious people see the existence of God?
d)
Philosophy as Critique
41.
For Thales, a Greek philosopher, everything is water. He claims that everything we experience is water which we call "reality". What branch of philosophy try to explain about the creation of a sound conclusion?
a)
Karma
b)
Generalization
c)
Logic
42.
The "crisis" during the process of gaining wisdom starts in
a)
Sophia
b)
Light
c)
holding our judgements
d)
The decision whether to continue to experience nothing or to stop it
43.
Love in the context of friendship clarifies "love" in Philosophy. How is this connected to Philosophy?
a)
Our experiences teaches us lessons to love others. What we think is not good to us is also not good for the others.
b)
Which of the following statements is/are TRUE about Philosophy?]
c)
Which of the following statements is/are
d)
I. We must aim what the Philosophers have achieved.
44.
Why wisdom is self knowledge?
a)
The experience of nothing requires making sense of those we think that don't make sense paving for self-reflection
b)
questions that leads to wisdom.
c)
I. Conjecture is the lowest form of knowledge
d)
Generalization
45.
What is the lowest form of knowledge?
a)
Doxa
b)
I. They treat it as a logical hypothesis
c)
questions that leads to wisdom.
d)
Eastern Philosophy
46.
What is the highest form of knowledge?
a)
I. In his logical investigation, he disagreed with the notion of Psychologism
b)
Sophia
c)
III. The sensed experiences always give a truthful evaluation
d)
FALSE
47.
Philosophy is a form of relaxation of the mind is an example of _____
a)
Eastern Philosophy
b)
It involves the practice of the teaching by the people in authority and in the scriptures.
c)
philosopher kings
d)
Water
48.
What is true about criticism?
a)
FALSE
b)
Making simple ideas to be understood into complex terms
c)
III and IV
d)
II. There is always motivation why we put our awareness to a specific thing.
49.
Subjecting different Philosophies to scrutiny before believing them is an example of what mode in doing Philosophy?
a)
The urge to find more knowledge
b)
Making simple ideas to be understood into complex terms
c)
The experience of nothing requires making sense of those we think that don't make sense paving for self-reflection
d)
Philosophy as Critique
50.
What is the foremost reason why we impose our will on things?
a)
I. They treat it as a logical hypothesis
b)
III. The sensed experiences always give a truthful evaluation
c)
The urge to find more knowledge
d)
III only
51.
Which of the following is/are TRUE about Phenomenology as proposed by Edmund Husserl?
a)
Philosophers are always checking their experiences while an ordinary person is satisfied with routine
b)
Which of the following is/are TRUE about Phenomenology as proposed by Edmund Husserl?
c)
There is a higher dimension of reality
d)
I AND IV
52.
Copper when subjected to flame test emits a blue green color. This statement is an example of what type of knowledge?
a)
Making simple ideas to be understood into complex terms
b)
III. The sensed experiences always give a truthful evaluation
c)
III. Philosophy believes that there is no God.
d)
Episteme
53.
A person has a clear perception of oneself including his thoughts and emotions. However, other person doubts themselves to the point that they think they are worthless. What makes a human person if he/she is able to reach out to others?
a)
Philosophy as Critique
b)
III. Anything that we can sense are not real
c)
Externality
d)
It fuels us to explore more of
54.
Which of the following scenario best depicts the validation of knowledge through Platonic doubt?
a)
Wisdom is often obtained through problems and interruptions in life
b)
II. Language is special gift to human that enables him to have wisdom.
c)
Which of the following statements is/are
d)
There is a higher dimension of reality
55.
According to Husserl, human is at fault when the experience is used as
a)
II. Because we need to be ruled by
b)
II. It is more about to see is to believe
c)
Generalization
d)
Our experiences teaches us lessons to love others. What we think is not good to us is also not good for the others.
56.
How does the religious people see the existence of God?
a)
II. Language is special gift to human that enables him to have wisdom.
b)
Pythagoras
c)
How does the religious people see the existence of God?
d)
The experience of nothing requires making sense of those we think that don't make sense paving for self-reflection
57.
Which of the following statements is/are the idea of Plato?
a)
Which of the following statements is/are the idea of Plato?
b)
Generalization
c)
Sophia
d)
Doxa
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