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WorksheetsTheory of Knowledge 12 Concepts Quiz
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
According to Pliny the Elder, what is the only certainty?
Everything is certain
Nothing is certain
Some things are certain
Certainty is subjective
According to Christopher Hitchens, what can be dismissed without evidence?
What can be asserted without evidence
Everything
Anything
Nothing
According to Albert Einstein, what indicates understanding?
No understanding
Simple explanations
No explanations
Complex explanations
According to Elizabeth Thornton, what is required for objectivity?
Mindfulness
Judgment
Distraction
Bias
According to Socrates, what is the beginning of wisdom?
Knowledge
Ignorance
Education
Experience
According to Thomas Edison, what is genius?
1% inspiration and 99% perspiration
100% inspiration
50% inspiration and 50% perspiration
100% perspiration
According to Benjamin Franklin, what is the second best thing after death?
Life
Liberty
Love
Learning
________ is a term we use to describe knowledge that has been established beyond any reasonable doubt.
Certainty
Evidence
Justification
Truth
_______ includes tradition, values, religion, language, habits of a society, etc...
Culture
Perspective
Values
Interpretation
Any fact or claim that someone offers in support of another claim
Evidence
Truth
Justification
Explanation
Accounts for why something is the way it is, but does not necessarily try to persuade the listener to believe what is being said
Explanation
Evidence
Justification
Truth
To figure out what the facts mean
Interpretation
Perspective
Truth
Certainty
A type of explanation that includes an attempt to persuade the listener that what is being said is correct.
Justification
Explanation
Truth
Certainty
The ability to observe, interpret, analyze, and report something without the influence of personal wishes or opinions.
Objectivity
Perspective
Responsibility
Values
The particular viewpoint from which an individual or group takes in information and decides what is important or what something means.
Perspective
Values
Power
Interpretation
The ability to exercise one's will over others.
Power
Responsibility
Values
Certainty
An obligation to do something.
Responsibility
Power
Culture
Values
A statement or belief that accurately reflects one's reality
Truth
Perspective
Culture
Values
What we consider to be important or beneficial.
Values
Truth
Responsibility
Objectivity
