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Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 3570secs

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1.

We have to struggle to regain spontaneous

and vital awareness of our own spirituality.

a)

Philosophy

b)

Philosophizing

c)

Embodied Spirit

d)

Transcendence

2.

Inseparable union of the soul and body.

a)

Philosophy

b)

Philosophizing

c)

Embodied Spirit

d)

Transcendence

3.

Three Main Spiritual Philosophies

on Transcendence (Click 3 correct items)

a)

Hinduism

b)

Buddhism

c)

Islam

d)

Christianity

4.

It holds that humanity’s life is a continuous cycle (samsara) where the body goes through a transmigratory series of birth and death, even though the spirit is neither born nor dies.

a)

Hinduism

b)

Buddhism

c)

Islam

d)

Christianity

5.

Faith supplements and enlightens reason that it may proceed to ever richer and fuller understanding.

a)

Hinduism

b)

Buddhism

c)

Islam

d)

Christianity

6.

For him, Christianity, as presenting the full revelation

of the true God, is the only full and true philosophy.

a)

Merton

b)

Gautama

c)

Augustine

d)

Brahman

7.

According to him (1948), there is no other way to find

who we are than by finding in ourselves the divine image.

a)

Merton

b)

Gautama

c)

Augustine

d)

Brahman

8.

At the heart of Hinduism lies the idea of human beings’ quest for absolute truth,

so that one’s soul and the ____ or Atman (Absolute Soul) might become one.

a)

Merton

b)

Gautama

c)

Augustine

d)

Brahman

9.

His life was devoted to sharing his “Dharma” or Law of Salvation – a simple presentation of the gospel of inner cultivation of right spiritual attitudes, coupled with a self-imposed discipline whereby bodily desires

would be channeled in the right directions.

a)

Merton

b)

Gautama

c)

Augustine

d)

Brahman

10.

Another major Eastern tradition which sprang from the life experience and teaching of Siddhartha Gautama or the Buddha, the highborn Prince of the Sakya clan in the kingdom of Magadha, who lived from?

a)

680 to 566 B.C.

b)

560 to 477 B.C.

c)

530 to 447 B.C.

d)

I don't know.

11.

Another major Eastern tradition which sprang from

the life experience and teaching of Siddhartha Gautama.

a)

Hinduism

b)

Buddhism

c)

Islam

d)

Christianity

12.

It force us to confront our weakness and limitations. Such acceptance of our failures makes us hope and trust that all us can be brought into good

a)

Failure

b)

Vulnerability

c)

Karma

d)

The Beauty of Nature

13.

We need to acknowledge the help of other people in our lives. Such moments of poverty and dependence on others are not a sign of weakness but being true with ourselves

a)

Failure

b)

Vulnerability

c)

Karma

d)

The Beauty of Nature

14.

There is perfection in every single flower, this is what the three philosophies believed. For a hug , for every sunrise and sunset, to eat together as a family, are our miracles.

a)

Failure

b)

Vulnerability

c)

Karma

d)

The Beauty of Nature

15.

There is perfection in every single flower, this is what the three philosophies believed. For a hug , for every sunrise and sunset, to eat together as a family, are our miracles.

a)

Failure

b)

Vulnerability

c)

Karma

d)

The Beauty of Nature

16.

There are two frameworks where humans can be related.(2010)

a)

Payne

b)

Thomas

c)

Augustine

d)

Siddhartha

17.

Limitations and Possibilities for Transcendence (Click 3 correct items)

a)

LOVE

b)

FORGIVENESS

c)

ABUNDANCE

d)

KARMA

e)

LONELINESS

18.

The domination of humanity is linked to the denomination of nature based on the anthropocentric model.

a)

ANCIENT THINKERS

b)

ANAXIMANDER

c)

NOTICE DISORDER IN THE UNIVERSE

d)

MODERN THINKERS

19.

The orderliness of nature and the harmony of nature with

our faculties guide us toward a deeper religious perspective.

a)

ANCIENT THINKERS

b)

ANAXIMANDER

c)

PYTHAGORAS

d)

MODERN THINKERS

20.

Nature is indeterminate boundless in the sense that no boundaries between

the warm and cold or the moist and dry regions are originally present within it.

a)

ANCIENT THINKERS

b)

ANAXIMANDER

c)

PYTHAGORAS

d)

MODERN THINKERS

21.

The sketch of the genesis of the world (cosmogony), the evolution of

the world begins with the generation of opposites in a certain region of nature.

a)

ANCIENT THINKERS

b)

ANAXIMANDER

c)

PYTHAGORAS

d)

MODERN THINKERS

22.

He said about the power of humans over nature, while George

Herbert Mead tackled about our duties and responsibilities in nature.

a)

Herbert Mead

b)

Thomas Merot

c)

Herbert Marcuse

d)

Anaximander

23.

What is Biophilia?

a)

love of other of living things

b)

love of other dead things

c)

love of other living beings

d)

love of other dead beings

24.

What is Cosmophilia?

a)

love of other of living things

b)

love of other dead things

c)

love of other living beings

d)

love of other dead beings

25.

Three Theories about the Ecocentric Model: (click only 1 item)

a)

Deep Ecology

b)

Social Ecology

c)

Ecofeminism

d)

All of the given

is correct

26.

In this theory, whatever is “superior” is entitled to whatever is “inferior”.

a)

Deep Ecology

b)

Social Ecology

c)

Ecofeminism

d)

All of the given

is correct

27.

For this theory, ecological crisis results from authoritarian social structures.

a)

Deep Ecology

b)

Social Ecology

c)

Ecofeminism

d)

All of the given

is correct

28.

For this theory, ecological crisis is an outcome of anthropocentrism. The controlling attitude of humankind is extended to nature

a)

Deep Ecology

b)

Social Ecology

c)

Ecofeminism

d)

All of the given

is correct

29.

ANTHROPOCENTRIC MODEL (Click 2 correct items)

a)

Mind

b)

Holism

c)

Wild

d)

Individualism

30.

Also common to Hindu are the four primary Values: (Click 2 items)

a)

Dharma

b)

Wealth

c)

Enlightenment

d)

Salvation