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WorksheetsMetaphysics Kahoot - Chloe & Taheerah
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which of the following isn’t a basic structure of reality?
Being and nothingness
Time and eternity
Space and time
Colour and flavour
What are the basic questions in metaphysics?
What is mind?
What makes reality?
What is matter?
All of the above
Who would believe that reality is composed of clouds of subatomic particles that are held together by an electromagnetic field.
Who would believe that what people perceive under ordinary conditions is reality and the world consists of objects that can be perceived by the senses.
A scientist
A philosopher
What did George Berkley believe in?
Idealism
Realism
Surrealism
Platonic realism consists of ideal forms that are?
Timeless, unchanging, immaterial, and more perfect than the world.
unchanging, Immaterial, divine, and more perfect than the world.
Expressionless, supreme, and immaterial
Who proposed Materialism?
Socratics
Thoms Hobbit
Spinoza
George berkeley
What did Monists say about reality?
Consist of encompassing thing and all particular thing are manifestations & expression.
Consist of ideas that the human mind is controlled by many different behaviors and expression.
What does Dualists theory propose about reality?
Reality consist of mind and expression
Reality consist of matter and particles
Reality consist of Mind and matter
Reality consist of the physical world & the platonic world
In metaphysics, what specific area does ontology delve into dealing with nature?
Humanity and behaviour
Being and reality
Purpose and values
Law and ethics
Determinism theory is that every ___ & ___ is determined by a chain of cause?
Human behaviour and ethics
Ethics and time
human behaviour and choices
Time and ethics
Substance is?
Something with independent existence
Something with an unchained blueprint
Something with debates of known knowledge
Does supreme being exist?
Yes, too many lives have purpose, values and an objective grounding.
No, anything is permissible and people would invent his/own meaning.
No, because humans distinguish reality and appearance through our eyes.
Maybe, because human consciousness is full of greed
Which is Appearance?
Our experiences and what we see and do is appearance.
Leaving the cave and considering the other side's appearance.
Plato's ideal thing is independent and ___?
Perfect
Unchangeable
Especially
Real
The ideal concept that gives forms to things is often referred to as?
Idealism
Form
Characteristics
Materialism
What is the highest form?
Form of bad
Form of prayer
Form of good
Form of conscious
To Plato the form of good is the source of all ___?
Reality and greed
Reality, intelligibility, and truth
Truth and consciousness
Intelligibility, belief, and patriarchy
Who believed that reason was not capable of comprehending reality?
Loazi
Taoists
Thomas Hobbes
Aristotle
The Tao is responsible for what pattern?
All things are static and don’t have any deep patterns behind them.
The pattern of life and death
All things in nature are in constant flux that have deep patterns behind them.
How is the oneness of Tao expressed in nature?
Through the bible
Through yin and yang
Through spirituality
Through self appreciation
Who believed being was an ideal?
Laozi
Aristotle
Plato
Who argued that human beings are not things?
Aristotle
Heidegger
Laozi
Plato
Which is not a question to help understand self?
How do people get to know it
How many selves do people have?
Does our self contain greed?
According to Descartes the self is?
A determined, unitary, and substance that persists over time.
A collection of bits and pieces of experience.
An Ideal that is second in power to forms of good.
Hume says that self is?
A narration of experiences
A bundle of connections of bits and pieces of experiences.
A loosely knit bundle of ideals.
What does the Narrative theory say about self?
Self is defined by central characters, and perceptions
Self is defined by narratives, needs, and unity
Self is defined by perceptions, stories, needs
Self is defined by narrative structure and unity
Proposed by Sartre this theory maintains that?
Self needs to be thought in temporal terms, like an event in time.
Self needs to be thought in Mr Brocke’s classroom
Self needs to be thought through yin and yang.
Self needs to be thought of in terms of receiving, experiences and time.
