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PHILO SEM 1 MIDTERMS

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Philosophy allows us the freedom to ask even those questions that other believe to already have a definite answer.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

2.
  1. In philosophy, universal refers to a part of the whole, while particular pertains to the whole.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

3.
  1. He wrote numerous dialogues and known for the works of Apology and the Republic.

a)

PLATO

b)

SOCRATES

c)

ARISTOTLE

4.
  1. It is an art of refutation and a technique to resolve philosophical questions.

a)

DIALOGUE

b)

DIALECTICS

c)

PHILOSOPHICAL

5.
  1. He belongs to the period in philosophy known as "German idealism" which shared Plato's view that ideas are real as opposed to matter.

a)

KALR MARX

b)

MARTIN HEIDEGGER

c)

GEORG HEGEL

6.
  1. It is knowing necessary truths and their logical consequences.

a)

TECHNICAL WISDOM

b)

PRACTICAL WISDOM

c)

THEORETICAL WISDOM

7.
  1. This term is equivalent to "love of wisdom."

a)

PHILOSOPHY

b)

E

8.
  1. He claimed that the human mind at birth is like a blank sheet of paper that is later filled through sense experiences.

a)

JOHN LOCKE

b)

GEORGE BERKELEY

c)

WILHEM LEIBNIZ

9.
  1. It is committed to the view that knowledge is acquired through reason independent of sense experience.

a)

RATIONALISM

b)

EMPIRICISM

c)

REALISM

10.
  1. The branch of philosophy that is concerned with the problem of knowledge.

a)

SEMANTICS

b)

EXISTENTIALISM

c)

EPISTEMOLOGY

11.
  1. When we talked about knowledge, we are mere concerned with beliefs and opinions.

a)

T

b)

F

12.
  1. He is often considered the first to differentiate knowledge from opinion.

a)

DESCARTES

b)

PLATO

c)

GALILEI

13.
  1. Appearances are reliable and deceptive.

a)

T

b)

F

14.
  1. The modern philosopher who gave the criteria of clear and distinct ideas.

a)

BERTRAND RUSSELL

b)
  1. Alfred Whitehead

c)
  1. Rene Descartes 

15.
  1. The period where the most notable denials is the attack on the notion of an objective reality.

a)
  1. Postmodernism 

b)
  1. Traditional contemporary

c)
  1. Modernism

16.
  1. For Derrida, to find essence is to find knowledge.

a)

T

b)

F

17.
  1. It is the oldest model of truth and the simplest to understand.

a)
  1. Context principle

b)
  1. Correspondence principle 

c)
  1. Verification principle

18.
  1. In transcendental attitude, we are comfortable with the things that we already know.

a)

T

b)

F

19.
  1. In transcendental attitude, we try our best to direct our consciousness to investigate the essence of every phenomenon.

a)

T

b)

F

20.
  1. In philosophy, it is understood beyond words and graphics sent in your mobile phones.

a)
  1. Text 

b)
  1. Picture

c)
  1. Icon

21.
  1. Theory of Communicative action.

a)
  1. Sartre

b)
  1. Habermas 

c)
  1. Husserl

22.
  1. Hermeneutics is an approach older than philosophical analysis.

a)

T

b)

F

23.
  1. It emphasizes clarity, rigorousness, and argument.

a)
  1. Hermeneutics

b)
  1. Philosophical analysis 

c)
  1. Phenomenological existentialism

24.
  1. It is a method used by those who study the Bible.

a)
  1. Hermeneutics 

b)
  1. Philosophical analysis

c)
  1. Phenomenological existentialism

25.
  1. Jean-Paul Sartre was a playwright and a novelist.

a)

T

b)

F

26.
  1. He has superior ability to identify phenomena that are philosophical.

a)
  1. Gabriel Marcel

b)
  1. George Moore 

c)
  1. Bertrand Russell

27.
  1. Edmund Russell is the founder of he phenomenological movement.

a)

T

b)

F

28.
  1. He asserts that human being "is more that what he/she knows about himself/herself."

a)
  1. Jose Rizal

b)
  1. Immanuel Kant

c)
  1. Karl Jaspers 

29.
  1. Jose Rizal affirms that human reason makes a person wonder about his/her existence.

a)

T

b)

F

30.
  1. According to Jaspers, human being is self-regulating will being.

a)

T

b)

F

31.
  1. The soul is that aspect of our being that is not material.

a)

T

b)

F

32.
  1. The mind or soul can be easily reduced to material thing.

a)

T

b)

F

33.
  1. Plato is the father of modern philosophy.

a)

T

b)

F

34.
  1. The first philosopher who points out that all thoughts are conscious.

a)
  1. St. Thomas Aquinas

b)
  1. John Locke 

c)
  1. Rene Descartes

35.
  1. "I have a body" unveils the true union between I and my body.

a)

T

b)

F

36.
  1. Gabriel Marcel claims that the body has its own uniqueness, nobility, and beauty.

a)

T

b)

F

37.
  1. In this approach, human being recognizes the intrinsic value of the environment.

a)
  1. Axiological approach 

b)
  1. Virtue ethics

c)
  1. Anthropological approach

38.
  1. There is goodness in human nature to do good which is rooted in the goodness of God.

a)
  1. Instrumental approach

b)
  1. Natural law ethics 

c)
  1. Buberian approach

39.
  1. In this approach, human being affirms the protection of the environment as long as it possesses value or importance for human being.

a)
  1. Instrumental approach 

b)
  1. Virtue ethics

c)
  1. Axiological approach

40.
  1. In the spirit of stewardship, human being is part of creation.

a)

T

b)

F