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WorksheetsEXAM GRADE 12 2ND Q
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 33mins
What is intersubjectivity?
Shared meanings constructed by people
Mutual understanding among objects
Individual recognition of oneself
Philosophical concept of time
According to Jean-Paul Sartre, what happens when you objectify a person?
You become more empathetic
You limit your own freedom
You capture that person's freedom
You enhance that person's possibilities
What is totalization in the context of intersubjectivity?
Enhancing shared awareness
Limiting the other to a set of rational categories
Promoting individual freedom
Encouraging mutual recognition
What is empathy?
The ability to share emotions
The ability to create emotions
The ability to control emotions
The ability to ignore emotions
What is the Ethics of Care?
An ethical theory focusing on self-interest
An ethical theory advocating for objectification
An ethical theory promoting individualism
An ethical theory emphasizing moral dimension of relationships
According to Martin Buber, how can the 'I' be realized?
Through domination of 'others'
Through indifference towards 'others'
Through isolation from 'others'
Through recognition of 'others'
What is the 'I-It' relationship?
Treating the other as an object
Making oneself the center of the world
Genuine sharing of one another
Recognizing the 'other' as a distinct person
What is alienation in the context of human relationships?
A disorientating sense of exclusion and separation
A genuine form of conversation
A profound form of communication
A sign of freedom and responsibility
What is authentic dialogue?
A form of conversation that excludes non-verbal communication
A form of communication based on deception
A form of interpersonal communication within a greater whole
A form of communication that promotes alienation
According to Paulo Freire, what is the role of dialogue in education?
A sign and central concept of true education
A barrier to true education
A tool for acquiring information and satisfaction
A form of communication that excludes critical thinking
It is a Philosophical concept reflecting an inalienable human right to realize one’s human will.
Honesty
Realization
Freedom
Reflection
God freeing us from our sins is the meaning of freedom in what aspect?
Biblical
Political
Social
Philosophical
It is an intrinsic and essential property of a person
Freedom
Legal rights
Common rights
Free will
It is a type of right that is based on society’s customs and laws.
Natural rights
Legal rights
Common rights
Personal rights
It is the type of right that is enacted by legislation and enforced by government.
Natural rights
Legal rights
Common rights
Personal rights
It is the capacity to choose from alternative courses of actions or decisions.
Human agency
Freedom
Free action
Free will
The human capacity to act as we choose or prefer without any external compulsion or (a) .
which is an important indication of human freedom?
make choices
travel
eat when hungry
date my crush
He believes that the power of volition is to use one's will
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Aristotle
Socrates
Jean Paul Sartre
Enumerate at least 1 of the authors of the Social Contract. Must type the complete name.
(a)
it is an agreement where individuals sacrifice an amount of their freedom and submit to a higher authority
Human Rights
Social Contract
Legal Law
Freedom
The person has the freedom of mobility to go where he/ she wants to go.
Moral
Absolute
Positive
Physical
Psychological freedom is (a) and CANOT BE DENIED AS A PERSON.
Which type of freedom is being describe below?
Using freedom in a manner that upholds human dignity and goodness.
(a)
Jean-Jacques (a)
He emphasizes the importance of free individual choice
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Aristotle
Socrates
Jean Paul Sartre
Freedom, for him, is the manner intellectual beings seek universal goodness
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Aristotle
St. Thomas
Jean Paul Sartre
St. Thomas authored the book of _____.
suma theology
suma theory
suma theolohika
suma theologica
For Aristotle, a human being is (a)
it refers to the “absence of interference”; absence of coercion or interference.
positive freedom
negative freedom
free will
volition
What is one of the elements that define freedom?
Sadness
Anger
Happiness
Voluntariness
What is a moral agent in ethics?
A person who has the ability to run fast
A person who has the ability to discern right from wrong
A person who has the ability to cook well
A person who has the ability to sing beautifully
What is a moral decision based on?
A person's favorite color
A person's favorite food
A person's ethics, manners, character, and what they believe is proper behavior
A person's favorite movie
What is a practical choice in making decisions?
A choice which is borne out of financial considerations
A choice which is borne out of intellectual considerations
A choice which is borne out of physical considerations
A choice which is borne out of psychological and emotional considerations
What is a moral dilemma?
A situation where a person is forced to choose between two or more conflicting options, neither of which is acceptable
A situation where a person is forced to choose between two or more conflicting options, both of which are acceptable
A situation where a person is forced to choose between two or more acceptable options
A situation where a person is not forced to choose between any options
What is the concept of weighing the reasons when making choices?
The act involves not weighing the reasons
The act involves not only weighing the reasons but giving weight to reasons
The act involves not giving weight to reasons
The act involves not considering the reasons
What is the intellectual choice in making decisions?
A choice which is selected based on superstition
A choice which is selected based on luck
A choice which is randomly selected
A choice which is deliberately selected based on a moral standpoint
What is the nature of the choices we make?
The characteristics that define our personality are often a product of our favorite food
The characteristics that define our personality are often a product of our favorite color
The characteristics that define our personality are often a product of our choices
The characteristics that define our personality are often a product of our favorite movie
What is the capacity of an individual to make good choices based on?
His/her favorite movie
His/her favorite food
His/her accumulated experiences and values
His/her favorite color
What is necessary to cultivate in making sound choices?
The intellectual virtue of impulsiveness
The intellectual virtue of laziness
The intellectual virtue of prudence
The intellectual virtue of carelessness
What should freedom be exercised with due regard for?
The welfare of animals
The welfare of oneself only
The welfare of plants
The welfare of other persons
What does freedom entail?
Certain responsibility
No responsibility
Certain laziness
Certain carelessness
What is a situation where a person is forced to choose between two or more conflicting options, neither of which resolves the situation in a morally acceptable manner?
Moral dilemma
Moral certainty
Moral clarity
Moral confusion
What is the exercise of freedom rooted in?
The human person’s self determination and the exercise of intellect and free will
The human person’s self determination and the lack of exercise of intellect and free will
The human person’s lack of self determination and the lack of exercise of intellect and free will
The human person’s lack of self determination and the exercise of intellect and free will
What is the act of making a choice based on?
A person's ethics, manners, character, and what they believe is proper behavior
A person's favorite color
A person's favorite food
A person's favorite movie
