WorksheetsPHILOSOPHY REFLECTION QUIZ
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 18mins
What is the "PRIMARY REFLECTION" for the word "HAPPINESS"?
Immediate emotional experience of feeling happy.
Analysis and contemplation of the nature, sources, and implications of happiness, including philosophical and psychological exploration.
What is the "PRIMARY REFLECTION" for the word "CAREER"?
Career choices, goals, and their long-term impact, including personal and societal implications
Engagement in a job or profession
What is the "PRIMARY REFLECTION" for the word "DEATH"?
Philosophical contemplation, cultural interpretations, and emotional responses to the concept of death, including its implications for existence and meaning.
Recognition of the cessation of life in an individual.
What is the "PRIMARY REFLECTION" for the word "BEACH"?
Sensory experience of the beach, including sand, waves, and sun.
Analysis of the beach's natural beauty, ecological significance, and cultural associations, deepening our understanding of its place in the world.
What is the "PRIMARY REFLECTION" for the word "H2O"?
Perception of water's fluidity, transparency, and capacity to quench thirst or provide refreshment on a hot day.
Investigation of the environmental and sustainability issues related to water conservation, pollution, and access, prompting a deeper consideration of the societal and global challenges associated with water resources.
What is the "SECONDARY REFLECTION" for the word "HOUSE"?
What is the "SECONDARY REFLECTION" for the word "SUN"?
What is the "SECONDARY REFLECTION" for the word "LOVE"?
What is the "SECONDARY REFLECTION" for the word "RAIN"?
What is the "SECONDARY REFLECTION" for the word "STARGAZING"?
It is the process that would aide in understanding the holistic point of view of what is going on around us.
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It is an activity that requires a person to examine his or her thoughts, feelings and actions and learn from experience.
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Philosophers always search for the essence of things and the ultimate reasons for our existence. Its trajectory is to see the bigger picture about everything. This process is called?
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According to this philosopher, Philosophical Reflection is the act of giving time to think about the meaning and purpose of life. He was known for his "marcelian way in philosophical reflection" Who is this Philosopher?
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It is the ability to think logically. The ability of the mind to construct and evaluate arguments. It examines its object by abstraction, by analytically breaking it down into its constituent parts. It is concerned with definitions, essences and technical solutions to the problems. What type of the philosophical reflection is this?
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It enables us to look deeper into our experiences and see the bigger picture of reality. What type of the philosophical reflection is this?
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It explores ethical and moral principles within religious contexts. It examines how religious beliefs and teachings inform and guide human behavior, values, and decision-making.
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What sign did Moral Theology employs as guidepost of moral decision making?
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In STOP sign in moral theology, S stands for?
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In STOP sign in moral theology, T stands for?
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In STOP sign in moral theology, O stands for?
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In STOP sign in moral theology, P stands for?
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