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Rationalism

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
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1.

According to rationalism, the closest analogy for human processes in obtaining knowledge is ...

a)

Human is similar to computer

b)

Human is similar to machine

c)

Human is similar to animals

d)

Human is similar to God

2.

Rationalists emphasize on the .... approach

a)

Bottom-Up

b)

Rise Up

c)

Upside Down

d)

Top-Down

3.

The mind is in everything because it embodies God, and God is present everywhere in everything. This view is named as ...

(a)  

4.

According to Spinoza, our free will ...

a)

Should be regarded as our most important quality

b)

Does not exist even when we believe it

c)

Lies somewhere inside our mind

d)

Exist because God made it

5.

Passion is not conducive to our survival, according to Spinoza

a)

True

b)

False

6.

The senses does not provide any information about the world. Idea does. Experience can cause a potential idea to be actualized, but it can never create an idea. This is according to ...

a)

Spinoza

b)

Malebranche

c)

Leibniz

d)

Reid

7.

Everything in the universe is living, because the universe consisted of infinite number of life units called ...

a)

Cells

b)

Monads

c)

Atoms

d)

Nucleus

8.

According to Immanuel Kant ...

a)

The mind and the senses are simply manifestation of the God

b)

The mind is more important than the senses

c)

The senses is more important than the mind

d)

Both the mind and the senses are equally important

9.

A priori or innate categories of thought signifies the importance of mind. Which one is wrong example of categories of thought?

a)

Alin thinks about a light that she saw today in the building

b)

Boni thinks about how long will it takes to finish a task

c)

Candra thinks about how far he has to go inside a mall to visit a shop

d)

Deka thinks about the quality of two cars that he would like to buy

10.

According to Hegel, the universe is an interrelated unity. He called this the ...

(a)  

11.

Hegel's view on history is known as ....

a)

Dialectical Materialism

b)

Dianesis

c)

Dialectical Idealism

d)

Dialectical Nativism

12.

Immanuel Kant supported utilitarian moral views

a)

True

b)

False

13.

What is the main idea of deontology?

a)
Deontology is based on the idea that emotions dictate moral decisions.
b)
Deontology focuses on the consequences of actions rather than rules.
c)
Deontology suggests that moral actions are determined by personal preferences.
d)
The main idea of deontology is that actions are morally right or wrong based on their adherence to rules or duties.
14.

Sacrificing the life of one person in order to save ten others is a deontological decision

a)

True

b)

False