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IPHP 1st Quarter Assessment AY23-24

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 56mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The term “Philosophy” means ___________________.

a)
The study of mathematical equations
b)
The study of ancient civilizations
c)
The study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, and more.
d)
The study of plant and animal life
2.

Who is considered as the Father of Philosophy in Western Civilization?

a)
Plato
b)
Aristotle
c)
Confucius
d)

Thales

3.

Which branch of Philosophy asked the question “Where am I”?

a)
Metaphysics
b)
Epistemology
c)
Ethics
d)
Logic
4.

This branch of philosophy looks into the nature of human knowledge and how we obtain it.

a)
ethics
b)
metaphysics
c)
logic
d)
epistemology
5.

Which of the following describes Primary Reflection?

I.          It includes examining the problem by breaking down its parts.

II.          Believes that ideas should be viewed as a whole.

III.         Involves logical thinking.

IV.        Enables one to look into experiences deeper.

a)
II and III
b)
I and II
c)

III and IV only

d)

I, II and III only

6.

. Which statement BEST shows the difference between knowledge and wisdom?

a)

Knowledge is facts while wisdom is facts with opinion.

b)

Knowledge is power while wisdom is ability.

c)

Knowledge is using your facts while wisdom is keeping facts to yourself.

d)

Knowledge is having facts while wisdom is using these facts in life.

7.

The following branches of philosophy are considered as normative branches and answers the question “What ought to be?” EXCEPT __________________.

a)
metaphysics
b)
ethics
c)
logic
d)
epistemology
8.

Using Pros and Cons in deciding about certain situations is an example of which type of reflection?

a)

Philosophical Reflection

b)

Primary Reflection

c)

Secondary Reflection

d)

Tertiary Reflection

9.

Which branch of Philosophy answers the question “What makes something beautiful?”

a)

Metaphysics

b)

Epistemology

c)

Ethics/Morality

d)

Aesthetics

10.

One way to conduct philosophical reflection is using the AQAL Framework. This stands for _____________________.

a)

All Quadrants All Levels

b)

Any Quadrants All Levels

c)

All Quarter All Levels

d)

Any Quarter Any Levels     

11.

The following are statements describing holistic perspective EXCEPT ______________.  

a)

Conclusions are made based on some parts of the problem.

b)

Analyzes the various parts or components of a whole.

c)

All aspects are given importance. 

d)

Looks at the general overview of the situation.

12.

This branch of philosophy is considered as a cognitive branch and serves as the foundation of other branches.

a)

Metaphysics

b)

Politics

c)

Ethics/Morality

d)

Aesthetics

13.

Which among the following questions is being answered by Ethics/Morality?

a)

Where are you?      

b)

How do I know it?   

c)

Is this considered as attractive?

d)

What should I do?

14.

The following are all elements of the interior aspect of AQAL Framework EXCEPT __________

a)

The following are all elements of the interior aspect of AQAL Framework EXCEPT __________

b)

Use of Senses

c)

Beliefs

d)

Dreams         

15.

Francis make sure to listen to both sides before deciding on who is to blame for the situation. Which perspective is being applied in this situation?

a)

Holistic Thinking        

b)

Partial Thinking

c)

Partition Thinking

d)

Whole Thinking

16.

Which among the following describes the value of doing philosophy?

            I. It is the critical analysis of experiences.

            II. Showcase of useless knowledge in various ways.

            III. Allows someone to make better decisions in life.

            IV. Involves evaluative process.

a)

I, II, and III only         

b)

I, II, and III only         

c)

I, III, and IV only        

d)

All statements are true.

17.

The following statements describe partial thinking EXCEPT __________________.

a)

focuses on specific aspects of a situation.

b)

looking at certain areas only in order to understand it.

c)

viewing the “big picture” of the problem.

d)

having a narrow perspective about issues in the society.

18.

Which branch of philosophy deals with the fundamental and essential characteristics of human nature?

a)

Aesthetics    

b)

Politics

c)

Ethics/Morality

d)

Anthropology

19.

The following are reasons why philosophy is relevant EXCEPT __________________.

a)

It is the foundation of low order thinking.

b)

Science cannot answer every question.

c)

It has meaning in the business world.

d)

Ancient philosophers teaching still influence humanity.

20.

Which branch of philosophy studies the existence of humans?

a)

Aesthetics    

b)

Politics

c)

Ethics/Morality

d)

Ontology

21.

Who among the following students practice partial point of view/thinking? 

a)

Mara regularly monitors the emotional well-being of her classmates.

b)

Julie always listens to all sides of the argument before giving any advice.  

c)

Taylor makes sure to give importance to each part of his research team.

d)

Melinda believes that her opinion is always the best one.

22.

This branch of philosophy deals with the principle of proper social system including the government.

a)

Aesthetics    

b)

Ethics/Morality

c)

Politics

d)

Ontology

23.

Which of the following is considered an opinion?

a)

Sheila woke up at 7:30 in the morning    

b)

. Sean looks unhappy that his team lost.

c)

Jose won the race at field day.

d)

Erv is wearing a blue tie.

24.

Which of the following is considered as a fact?

a)

I received 98% on the reading test today.

b)

I’m the smartest student in the 12th grade

c)

Reading is such an easy task.

d)

BTS is the most popular band ever.

25.

These are propositions or statements observed to be truthful.

a)

Knowledge

b)

Facts 

c)

Claims

d)

Truth

26.

It is a statement which allows one to provide perspective regarding certain situations.

a)

Opinion

b)

Conclusion

c)

Belief

d)

Explanation

27.

This theory looks at the reality to prove that it is true

a)

The Correspondence Theory

b)

The Coherence Theory

c)

The Pragmatic Theory

28.

This theory allows the use of senses to confirm the if the statement is true.

a)

The Correspondence Theory

b)

The Coherence Theory

c)

The Pragmatic Theory

29.

This theory focuses on the use of the statement to the one who said it

a)

The Correspondence Theory

b)

The Coherence Theory

c)

The Pragmatic Theory

30.

The statement “Procrastination is a positive tool for me” reflects this theory.

a)

The Correspondence Theory

b)

The Coherence Theory

c)

The Pragmatic Theory

31.

If the statement agrees with the rest of the statements, it is then true

a)

The Correspondence Theory

b)

The Coherence Theory

c)

The Pragmatic Theory

32.

The statement is true once majority of the people agree to the statement.

a)

Use of One’s Instinct

b)

Use of One’s Senses

c)

Based on Facts

d)

Getting the Consensus

33.

Which of the following students is NOT considered as a critical thinker?

a)

Tessie always looks for proof before believing on something.

b)

Cha examines the problem to see the best solution.

c)

Kate disregards irrelevant information not needed in her problem

d)

Mich sticks with her opinion regardless of evidence.

34.

If a statement is not immediately known to be true and needs further examination, this is called _______________.

a)

Knowledge

b)

Facts

c)

Claims

d)

Truth

35.

It is a statement which assume the claim to be true and provide reasons why the statement is true.

a)

Opinion

b)

Conclusion   

c)

Belief

d)

Explanation

36.

This includes a discourse between two people having different perspectives.

a)

The Scientific Method

b)

The Socratic Method

c)

The Dialectic Method

37.

Hypothesis testing is being used in this method to confirm validity of results.

a)

The Scientific Method

b)

The Socratic Method

c)

The Dialectic Method

38.

Involves asking questions and examining another through critical analysis

a)

The Scientific Method

b)

The Socratic Method

c)

The Dialectic Method

39.

This method is also called empirical method

a)

The Scientific Method

b)

The Socratic Method

c)

The Dialectic Method

40.

This is your ability to engage in reflective and independent thinking.

a)

Reflection

b)

Philosophical Reflection

c)

Critical thinking

d)

Arguments

41.

Looking for a definition in the dictionary can be used for this perspective.

a)

Use of One’s Instinct

b)

Use of One’s Senses

c)

Based on Facts

d)

Getting the Consensus

42.

What are statements used to convince a listener that a claim is truthful?

a)

Arguments

b)

Fallacies

c)

 Opinions      

d)

Beliefs

43.

Which fallacy is being used in the statement “You sneezed, and then Susy got sick. You infected her!”?

a)

ad hominem

b)

correlation implies causation

c)

post hoc

d)

straw man

44.

This bias is when you focus on a certain aspect of a problem and ignores the rest of the aspects.

a)

correspondence bias

b)
confirmation bias
c)

conflict of interest

d)

framing

45.

Which fallacy uses threat or force to persuade someone to believe in his argument?

a)

ad baculum

b)

ad hominem

c)

ad misericordiam

d)

ad antiquities

46.

Which of the following phrases DOES NOT reflect a characteristic of a human person?

a)

Has self-depreciation

b)

Has self-awareness

c)

Has externality

d)

Has dignity

47.

This causes the body to live and animate.

a)

Soul

b)

Spirit

c)

Body

d)

Mind

48.

This allows us to possess awareness and reach out to the people of the world.

a)
Ignorance
b)
Isolation
c)
Communication
d)
Transportation
49.

Which of the following DOES NOT describe Embodiment?

I.          It allows you to experience things making you a human.

II.          This restricts you from doing certain things.

III.         It gives a way to surpass your limits.

IV.        It is the reason why we get to have a relationship with the world.

a)

I and III only  

b)

II and III only

c)

II only

d)

All statements are included.

50.

Limits are what makes humans human. But humans may also have the ability to surpass these limits. This is called __________________.

a)

Embodiment

b)

Reflection

c)

Transcendence

d)

Externality

51.

You have the innate right to be valued and respected. This characteristic refers to __________.

a)

Has self-depreciation

b)

Has self-awareness

c)

Has externality

d)

Has dignity

52.

Megan knows herself well and has clear view of her actions, thoughts, and emotions. This shows that Megan _____________________.

a)

Has self-depreciation

b)

Has self-awareness

c)

Has externality

d)

Has dignity

53.

This term refers to a human limitation which includes our environment, language, and all things already given.

a)

Facticity

b)

Spatial temporal being

c)

Transcendence

d)

Fallacies

54.

A human limitation that hinders us from being in two places at the same time. 

a)

Facticity

b)

Spatial temporal being

c)

Transcendence

d)

Fallacies

55.

Read and understand the following sentences/questions. Write your answer at the space provided below.

Criteria: Content – 2 points, Grammar and Spelling – 1 pt = 3 pts each

55-57. Explain the statement provided below.  

"The more you learn, the less you know."

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56.

Read and understand the following sentences/questions. Write your answer at the space provided below.

Criteria: Content – 2 points, Grammar and Spelling – 1 pt = 3 pts each

58-60. Think of one way to achieve transcendence and explain briefly (within 3-5 sentences).

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