WorksheetsIntro to Philo 2Q summative
Total questions: 73
Worksheet time: 39mins
These are acts originating from the individual performing the act using knowledge about the situations of the act.
Pre-voluntary actions
Voluntary actions
Involuntary actions
Post voluntary actions
These are actions performed from will and reason.
Pre voluntary actions
Voluntary actions
Involuntary actions
Post voluntary actions
It is considered as mixed of voluntary and involuntary.
Related to compulsion
Related to actions
Related to pressure
Related to stress
The ability to do what you want to do.
Free will
Freedom
Choice
Freedom comes from a Danish term “friheden". In English, the meaning evolved to mean_____
Free will
Freedom
Choice
It refers to the ability of a human being to do whatever he wants to do without the intervention of other people or institutions.
Outer freedom
Free will
Inner freedom
The ability of a human being to achieve whatever he wants to achieve without the intervention of societal pressure and other external impediments.
Outer freedom
Free will
Inner freedom
It is a theory that states that humans are not free.
Determinism
Fate
Accountability
This theory states that certain predispositions in our actions are already rooted in our DNA.
Psychological determinism
Biological determinism
Sociological determinism
This theory states that humans are a sum of all his past experiences, and as such, these experiences predetermines our reaction to similar situations.
Psychological determinism
Biological determinism
Sociological determinism
This theory states that our responses in situations are made primarily by what society accepts.
Psychological determinism
Biological determinism
Sociological determinism
Being liable to the actions you do.
Accountability
Autonomy
Responsibility
Being free and understanding that freedom is also given to others.
Accountability
Autonomy
Responsibility
It is similar to being accountable. It means making the smart choice – and that means sometimes making a difficult one.
Accountability
Autonomy
Responsibility
It presupposes human being's connectivity with other human beings.
Intersubjectivity
Autonomy
Responsibility
He made the concept of "I-It" & "I-Thou".
Martin Buber
Edmund Husserl
Edith Stein
He made the concept of introspection.
Martin Buber
Edmund Husserl
Edith Stein
She published her dissertation entitled "On the problem of Empathy".
Martin Buber
Edmund Husserl
Edith Stein
The idea behind ______, is there is a mask that prevents the dialogue from occurring.
Way of being
In seeming
Speechifying.
The idea behind ______, is the speaker does not agree with the views of the person and therefore considered invalid.
Way of being
Imposition
Unfolding
This is the idea of 'listening to reply'.
Speechifying
Imposition
Unfolding
The release of emotions to achieve freedom from stress or negative feelings.
Catharsis
Catharis
Catarsis
One way process wherein speaker monopolizes the conversation.
Dialogue
Monologue
Analogue
Most people with disabilities cannot work.
It is shifting of obligation to other persons upon repayment.
Loob
Utang na loob
kagandahang-loob
Kabutihang loob
People with disabilities want to be respected and have the same opportunities as people without disabilities.
Apolinario Mabini's disability discouraged him from achieving his goals.
Intersubjectivity refers to our relation with people, emphasizing not individual experience.
He argued that humankind is a conversation where humanity is progressively attuned to communication about its being.
Martin Buber
Karol Wojtyla
Martin Heidegger
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Karol Wojytla is also known as Pope John Paul II.
He believes that women should be educated to please men.
Martin Buber
Karol Wojtyla
Martin Heidegger
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
This is about the human person as a subject, a being different from things or from objects.
I-It
I-We
I-You
I-Thou
A kind of relationship of person to thing, subject to object that is merely experiencing and using; lacking directedness, and mutuality.
I-It
I-We
I-You
I-Thou
Death is one of the surest thing in the world.
TRUE
FALSE
Death comes at the time we expect it will come.
true
false
We can always say that there is still time.
true
false
Though we don’t know when we will die, we can prepare for it.
true
false
Immortality can be achieved by man.
true
false
We can always design how we will die.
true
false
Following the society would mean a good existence.
true
false
We waste our lives by living the life we don’t want.
true
false
Death is impending.
true
false
Two persons can totally share same experience of death.
true
false
Which of the following is NOT TRUE about Society?
Can be a town
Smaller than a country
Can be a country
Can be more than one country combined
It is compose of different individuals that is connected by relation, through that relation individual became interdependent in affecting a joint outcome.
(a)
It helps people make sense of their environment (both children and adults).
(a)
It is relating to one person or thing, rather than to a large group
(a)
Changing the state of an individual would affect the state of a certain individual and it has nothing to affect as a whole.
ABSOLUTELY TRUE
FALSE, rather it affects his/her peers.
TRUE, an individual's actions are enclosed to take effect solely on him/her.
FALSE
Tribal; heavy reliance on environment forfood and other resources
hunting and gathering
pastoral
horticultural
virtual
utilization of advance technology for communication and accomplishent of tasks
capitalistic
agrarian
pastoral
virtual
application of techniques to cultivate and maximize plants and vegetables
pastoral
agrarian
horticultural
hunting and gathering
reliance on machines to mass-produce products with the eaxct same characteristics; trading and businesses
agrarian
horticultural
capitalistic
virtual
responsible for our desires and appetites
Appetitive
spirited
moderation
rational
one responsible for our will and volitions
spirited
rational
appetitives
moderation
classification of social class
rulers/leaders/government
rational
spirited
appetitive
reason
classification of social class
general public/people
appetitive
spirited
rational
volition
classification of social class
soldier and police
spiirted
rational
reasoning
appetitive
the process of taming a wild animal
domestication
functionalism
liberalism
deviant
These societies feature information technology and service jobs. Higher education is especially important in these societies for economic success.
industrial society
post-industrial society
feudal society
agricultural society
These are small, simple societies in which people hunt and gather food. Because all people in these societies have few possessions, the societies are fairly egalitarian, and the degree of inequality is very low.
industrial society
post-industrial society
hunting and gathering scociety
agricultural society
These societies grow great numbers of crops, thanks to the use of plows, oxen, and other devices. Compared to horticultural and pastoral societies, they are wealthier and have a higher degree of conflict and of inequality.
agricultural society
post-industrial society
hunting and gathering scociety
agricultural society
The person is by nature a:
mammal
social being
social condition
sociologist
The principal means of subsistence (hanapbuhay) of pastoralists is
trading
farming
animal domestication
hunting and gathering
Interaction of people in an organization who live in the same place and with the same culture is called (a) .
Only influential people can make a change in society.
True
False
Effective and efficient public service, education, and the maintenance of peace and order are some of the ways society ensures that we are able to have productive lives and realize our potential.
True
False
Social movement is an action done by various groups and organizations in pursuit of a common goal to bring about change.
True
False
2. The virtual society and the technological devices today are starting to reshape the human person and human interactions and relationships.
True
False
The power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint.
Freedom
Will
Responsibility
Acts of man
An involuntary act that are performed by man without being master of them through his intellect and will.
Human act
Acts of man
Freedom
Responsibility
These are acts originating from the individual performing the act using knowledge about the situations of the act.
Freedom
Responsibility
Voluntary action
Involuntary action
These are acts done either of a force or coercion and ignorance where the doer failed to understand the effect and feels sorry on the result.
Freedom
Responsibility
Involuntary action
Voluntary action
A choice which is borne out of psychological and emotional considerations.
Practical choice
Intellectual choice
Freedom
Will
