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Tutorial 1

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is philosophy?

a)

A branch of science

b)

The study of the human mind

c)

The pursuit of fundamental questions about reality, existence, and knowledge

d)

A form of literature

2.

Why is the study of philosophy important?

a)

It helps improve physical health

b)

It provides a guide for business success

c)

It enhances critical thinking and problem-solving skills

d)

It offers religious guidance

3.

What is the primary purpose of philosophy?

a)

 To entertain and amuse

b)

To provide definitive answers to all questions

c)

To raise and explore fundamental questions about existence and knowledge

d)

To promote political ideologies

4.

Who is a prominent historical Islamic philosopher?

a)

Socrates

b)

Aristotle

c)

Avicenna (Ibn Sina)

d)

Immanuel Kant

5.

Which Western philosopher is known for his writings on ethics and morality?

a)

Confucius

b)

Thomas Aquinas

c)

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

d)

Laozi

6.

What distinguishes Islamic philosophy from Western philosophy?

a)

Islamic philosophy is heavily influenced by religious thought, while Western philosophy is secular.

b)

There are no significant differences between the two.

c)

Islamic philosophy focuses on ethics, while Western philosophy focuses on metaphysics.

d)

Islamic philosophy is atheistic, while Western philosophy is monotheistic.

7.

What is a key concept in Western philosophy?

a)

Sharia law

b)

 The categorical imperative

c)

Fatwa

d)

Dharma

8.

What does the "Pillar of the Nation" represent in the context of philosophy?

a)

A physical structure in ancient Greece

b)

A fundamental principle in national identity

c)

A famous philosophical text

d)

A type of government

9.

How does the Pillar of the Nation relate to society?

a)

b. It serves as a symbol of unity and shared values.

b)

It has no relevance to society.

c)

It functions as a physical boundary.

d)

It represents a historical artifact.

10.

What are the core principles of National Education Philosophy?

a)

Respect for authority and obedience

b)

Competition and individualism

c)

Isolationism and cultural preservation

d)

Unity, justice, and harmony

11.

How does the National Education Philosophy impact educational systems?

a)

It has no influence on education.

b)

It guides curriculum development and teaching approaches.

c)

It only affects higher education institutions.

d)

It promotes vocational training over formal education.

12.

What is the theory behind the interrelation of Islamic Philosophy and the West?

a)

It seeks to establish dominance of one over the other.

b)

It aims to blend two different philosophies into one.

c)

It explores the interconnectedness of ideas across cultures.

d)

It promotes isolationism.

13.

How is the construction of the interrelation between Islamic Philosophy and the West achieved?

a)

By suppressing Western philosophy

b)

By ignoring one of the philosophies completely

c)

Through military conquest

d)

Through dialogue, exchange, and scholarly engagement

14.

How is the construction of the interrelation between Islamic Philosophy and the West achieved?

a)

Through military conquest

b)

Historical Awareness

c)

By suppressing Western philosophy

d)

By ignoring one of the philosophies completely

15.

What is the potential impact and role of this interrelation in education?

a)

It encourages students to choose one philosophy over the other.

b)

It fosters cross-cultural understanding and enriches education.

c)

It has no impact on education.

d)

It leads to the exclusion of other philosophies from education.

16.

How does philosophy relate to the Rukun Negara?

a)

Philosophy has no connection to the Rukun Negara.

b)

The Rukun Negara is a philosophical text.

c)

Philosophy serves as the basis for the Rukun Negara's principles.

d)

The Rukun Negara promotes atheism.

17.

 

What is the philosophical foundation of the Rukun Negara?

a)

Utilitarianism

b)

 Humanism

c)

Confucianism

d)

Nationalism

18.

Define the Philosophy of National Education.

a)

It emphasizes individualism and self-expression.

b)

It is a philosophy that rejects formal education.

c)

It guides the development of education in a nation based on its values and goals.

d)

It promotes global education without any national influence.

19.

18. How does the Philosophy of National Education guide the educational system?

a)

It shapes educational policies and objectives according to national values.

b)

It doesn't have any impact on education.

c)

It provides a strict curriculum that all nations must follow.

d)

It encourages schools to follow foreign educational systems.

20.

What does 'Tawhid' represent in Islamic philosophy?

a)

The concept of reincarnation

b)

The belief in one God and the oneness of God

c)

The study of ethics in Islam

d)

The rejection of religious beliefs

21.

Apakah 3 persamaan antara falsafah dan sains?

4 lines
22.

Senaraikan matlamat utama yang terkandung dalam Falsafah Pendidikan Kebangsaan (FPK)

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