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Freedom

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is known as the father of existentialism?

a)

Albert Camus

b)

Martin Heidegger

c)

Soren Kierkegaard

d)

Jean Paul Sartre

2.

What is the highlight of Kierkegaard's philosophy?

a)

Nihilism

b)

Absurdism

c)

Existentialism

d)

Leap of Faith

3.

According to Kierkegaard, in which stage does an individual discern whether their actions are bad or good?

a)

Theological Stage

b)

Metaphysical Stage

c)

Ethical Stage

d)

Aesthetic Stage

4.

What is the famous book by Jean Paul Sartre that illustrates his philosophy?

a)

The Stranger

b)

The Myth of Sisyphus

c)

Being and Nothingness

d)

The Rebel

5.

According to Sartre, what does it mean when he says 'existence precedes essence'?

a)

People's essence precedes their existence

b)

People exist, confront themselves, emerge in the world, and define themselves afterward

c)

People's essence is predetermined by external factors

d)

People's existence is predetermined by external factors

6.

What is the solution for Camus' paradox that the universe is absurd?

a)

Rebellion

b)

Revolution

c)

Submission

d)

Resignation

7.

What did Camus mean when he said 'one lives in order to die'?

a)

Life is a journey towards death

b)

Death is inevitable

c)

Life has no meaning

d)

Death is the only certainty in life

8.

Who is the woman who was engaged to Soren Kierkegaard?

a)
Cleopatra
b)
Eleanor Roosevelt
c)
Marie Curie
d)
Regine Olsen
9.

According to Leap of Faith, what is something that a man is missing?

a)

god

b)
intelligence
c)
money
d)
happiness
10.

What does "if there is god, there is no absolute freedom" according to Sartre?

a)
Absolute freedom would lead to chaos and anarchy
b)
Absolute freedom would result in lack of purpose in life
c)
Our actions would be determined by a higher power
d)
Absolute freedom would make life meaningless
11.

It means absence of constrain.

a)
controlled
b)
unconstrained
c)

freedom

d)
limited
12.

what is freedom according to Soren Kierkegaard?

a)
True freedom is achieved through a leap of faith and a personal relationship with God.
b)
Freedom is found in isolation and detachment from others.
c)
Freedom is obtained by following societal norms and expectations.
d)
Freedom is achieved through material possessions and wealth.
13.

what is freedom according to Albert Camus?

a)
Freedom is the pursuit of material wealth and success
b)
Freedom is the ability to do whatever one wants without consequences
c)
Freedom is the absence of any rules or restrictions
d)
Freedom is the acceptance of the absurdity of life and the choice to live in spite of it.
14.

what is freedom according to Jean Paul Sartre?

a)
Freedom is the ability to make choices and take responsibility for those choices.
b)
Freedom is the ability to control others and make decisions for them
c)
Freedom is the absence of choices and responsibilities
d)
Freedom is the result of following societal rules and norms
15.

According to Camus, what is the only absolute truth in life?

a)
the pursuit of happiness
b)
the inevitability of death
c)
the meaning of life
d)
the existence of aliens