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INTRODUCTION TO THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN PERSON

Total questions: 49

Worksheet time: 35mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following statements DOES NOT describe philosophy?

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2.

Among the provided options detailing methods to preserve our environment, which of the following DOES NOT align with the others in the group?

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3.

A human resource recruiter for a company was assigned to recruit an employee. Her boss is looking for a competent engineer. She thinks of her cousin, who needs a job due to financial circumstances. She thought of hiring her cousin abruptly and failing to follow the company's rules and regulations. What do you think will be the outcome of her action?

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4.

Which of the following statements serves as an illustration of discrimination?

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5.

What constitutes the fundamental meaning of Philosophy?

a)

knowledge

b)

love of Wisdom

c)

lover of reason

d)

wisdom

6.

Which of the following is the study that uses human reason to investigate the ultimate causes, reasons, and principles that govern all things?

a)

Anthropology

b)

Economics

c)

Philosophy

d)

Psychology

7.

Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE about philosophy?

a)

It is biased.

b)

It is a reflective activity.

c)

It is an examination of knowledge.

d)

It is a distinct area of knowledge with its own goals and concerns.

8.

When a question is posed, necessitating an abstract and fundamental inquiry into concepts, principles, and the nature of reality, often without clear-cut answers, that question serves as an example of _______________?

a)

holistic

b)

non-philosophical

c)

partial

d)

philosophical

9.

Which of the following explanations would BEST characterize the reasons for the difficulty in defining philosophy?

a)

It is specific.

b)

It is reflective.

c)

It includes standards and thoughts.

d)

It changes historically with respect to its content and character.

10.

Arlene was insulted by one of her co-workers. She did not allow that person to get away with it easily because she believed that no one should attack her value as a person. What personal trait does she show?

a)

awareness

b)

dignity

c)

determination

d)

externality

11.

What BEST characterizes the approach when contemplating a holistic perspective for a philosophical reflection on a specific situation?

a)

Examining the situation from various interconnected angles.

b)

Analyzing the situation based on personal biases and beliefs.

c)

Narrowing the focus to specific isolated aspects of the situation.

d)

Focusing solely on the immediate consequences of the situation.

12.

Which of the following views is a way of thinking that is accompanied by people's beliefs and views?

a)

ideal

b)

holistic

c)

partial

d)

personal

13.

Jay always stands by his own beliefs and perceptions for he believes that he has value and worth. What nature of the human person does Jay possess?

a)

dignity

b)

self-awareness

c)

externality

d)

self-determination

14.

What do you call the concept that advocates the wise and efficient use of natural resources?

a)

environmental aesthetics

b)

environmental justice

c)

environmental ethics

d)

sustainable development

15.

What method within the realm of philosophizing effectively discerns between opinion, facts, and personal feelings or emotions?

a)

bias elimination

b)

critical thinking

c)

reduction criticism

d)

wishful thinking

16.

What is the term for the skill or good judgment in using resources wisely, involving smart decision-making to avoid danger and risks?

a)

frugality

b)

prudence

c)

punctuality

d)

thrifty

17.

What is the term for the theory explaining the origin of life, asserting that life originated from a Supreme Being or God?

a)

naturalist

b)

evolutionist

c)

creationist

d)

existentialist

18.

What process involves determining truth or knowledge through experimentation, inductive and deductive reasoning, and hypothesis or theory testing?

a)

The Dialectic Method

b)

The Scientific Method

c)

The Philosophizing Method

d)

The Socratic Method

19.

What is regarded by ancient Philosophy as an achievement that MUST be earned through leading a productive and moral life?

a)

experience

b)

happiness

c)

death

d)

loneliness

20.

Which of the following refers to the sum of all surroundings of a living organism including natural forces and other living things that provide conditions for development and growth as well as danger and damage?

a)

deep ecology

b)

environment

c)

ecofeminism

d)

social ecology

21.

Jeanie is a strong person. She always analyzes the situation before taking any action. She is very capable of acting and being aware of her actions. What value is possessed and practiced by Jeanie?

a)

exercises

b)

self-assessment

c)

self-activity

d)

transcendence

22.

Which of the following statements ascertain the scenario that most intricately embodies the systematic application of the scientific method?

a)

Recording your grades in every subject.

b)

Answering the math questions of a friend.

c)

Looking out of the window to see the color of the sky.

d)

Eating only vegetables to see its effect on one's health.

23.

Among the provided options detailing methods to preserve our environment, which of the following DOES NOT align with the others in the group?

a)

enhancing recycling programs and waste management

b)

educating and raising awareness about environmental issues

c)

supporting wildlife conservation efforts and protecting natural habitats

d)

increasing food waste and adopting no ways for sustainable dietary habits

24.

In the scenario, Jane has a Philosophy test on Friday and her friend invites her to watch a movie on Thursday night. She carefully considers the positive and negative outcomes of each choice. Which of the following decision-making does Jane make?

a)

judgment

b)

freedom

c)

norms

d)

responsibility

25.

Among the provided options, which one characterizes the capability of individuals to partake in meaningful interactions, ultimately leading to the formation of relationships?

a)

freedom

b)

intersubjectivity

c)

embodiment

d)

transcendence

26.

When undertaking philosophical reflections and actively exploring methods to address practical problems or abstract ideas, we are already doing _____________.

a)

analysis

b)

reflection

c)

philosophy

d)

self-thinking

27.

Which of the following is known as an organized group of people whose members interact frequently and have a common territory and culture?

a)

class

b)

institution

c)

group

d)

society

28.

What is the term for a society characterized by the domestication of animals for food, aiming to achieve a more stable and predictable food supply?

a)

Agricultural

b)

Hunting and gathering

c)

Horticultural

d)

Pastoral

29.

In daily life, which specific action serves as the prime example of exercising prudence in decision-making?

a)

spending money without keeping track of expenses

b)

making impulsive purchases without considering the budget

c)

creating a monthly budget and adhering to it for financial stability

d)

relying on credit cards for all purchases regardless of the available funds

30.

What is the term for a society where the MOST powerful and influential individuals are those who own land, while the lowest group consists of peasants?

a)

feudal

b)

industrial

c)

horticultural

d)

post-industrial

31.

Ricky was born Filipino, but his parents decided to migrate to the USA when he was nine, eventually Ricky adopted the Western culture. What do you call the anthropological term for the process by which an individual acquires the culture of other people?

a)

ethnocentrism

b)

cultural anthropology

c)

enculturation

d)

cultural circulation

32.

What factor or influence is a virtual society understood to be shaped or produced?

a)

feudal society

b)

industrial society

c)

horticultural society

d)

post-industrial society

33.

Which of the following statements is the MOST accurate distinction between opinion and truth?

a)

Opinions are fixed and universally agreed upon, while truth is open to interpretation.

b)

Truth is subjective and based on personal beliefs, whereas opinions are rooted in empirical evidence.

c)

Opinions are subjective perspectives influenced by personal beliefs, while truth is based on factual evidence and is objective.

d)

Truth and opinion are synonymous terms representing individual interpretations of reality.

34.

Which of the following is known as the building blocks of society that take various social roles to ensure the smooth flow of social processes that regularly occur within the community?

a)

animals

b)

plants

c)

individuals

d)

natures

35.

In the discourse on climate change, with diverse opinions ranging from viewing it as a serious issue supported by scientific evidence to dismissing it as a fraud, the application of philosophical methods to discern truth from opinions in this scenario involves:

a)

Accepting the popular opinion to maintain harmony.

b)

Disregarding opinions entirely and relying on personal beliefs.

c)

Engaging critical analysis by examining evidence and reasoning.

d)

Adopting the opinion that aligns with personal values without scrutiny.

36.

When practicing prudence in decision-making, what elements and considerations are involved in the process?

a)

ignoring choices and letting fate decide the outcome

b)

relying solely on intuition without analyzing situations

c)

assessing options and considering potential outcomes

d)

making choices quickly without considering the consequences

37.

What stage of life characterizes when an individual reaches the conclusion of their bodily functions?

a)

baptism

b)

death

c)

birth

d)

resurrection

38.

What is the term for the list of goals, dreams, and achievements that an enthusiastic individual creates- outlining what they aim to accomplish before their death?

a)

adventure

b)

permanent

c)

bucket

d)

travelers

39.

Within the realm of contemplating personal limitations and the potential for overcoming them, which of the following approaches has the MOST aptly embodied a philosophical mindset?

a)

Accepting limitations as permanent and unchangeable.

b)

Disregarding limitations and solely focusing on strengths.

c)

Denying the existence of limitations for self-empowerment.

d)

Reflecting on limitations and exploring ways to surpass them.

40.

Which of the following terms BEST defines the organized or patterned set of relationships among individuals and groups within a society, emerging from the norms, laws, and other rules that govern human interactions?

a)

social institution

b)

social role

c)

social norm

d)

social system

41.

Within the provided options, discern the term that specifically pertains to a state of being, surpassing a mere emotional experience, and involves a consciously chosen mental attitude.

a)

happiness

b)

self-determination

c)

sadness

d)

worries

42.

Among the statements, which of the following statements provides the MOST exemplary illustration of the application of responsible freedom?

a)

Reyna decided to buy a new pair of shoes using her excess allowances.

b)

A woman used the internet to humiliate her ex-boyfriend by spreading lewd photos of him on social media.

c)

Despite the threats made to his life, the witness decided to come forward and disclose important information regarding the crime witnessed.

d)

Despite knowing that many of his clients were poor and desperate, a moneylender continues to impose very high-interest rates on loans.

43.

As the Sangguniang Kabataan Chairperson in your barangay, observing a rising rate of out-of-school youth, what specific program would you propose to address and resolve this issue?

a)

distribute school supplies

b)

arrange kabuhayan program for families

c)

organize basketball league since it is a trend now a day

d)

launch activities on sports, livelihood, arts, crafts, and academic

44.

Since you were a kid, you dreamt of becoming a doctor, but during your family dinner, your mother mentioned her interest in sending you to business school. Considering your freedom of choice, what will you do?

a)

I will stay in my room for a week and talk to no one.

b)

I will explain politely that I want to go to medical school.

c)

I will leave our house since they cannot support what I want.

d)

I will say yes to my mother since I do not want to hurt her feelings.

45.

Maria Fe finds her Filipino subjects too difficult, to surpass it, she exerts more time in studying the lessons in Filipino. What lesson in Philosophy is applied to this scenario?

a)

aesthetic

b)

embodiment

c)

soul

d)

transcendence

46.

Among the options, which one offers the most accurate description of intersubjectivity?

a)

The guidance counselor ignored a student with a disability asking for help.

b)

A guidance counselor actively listened to the problems shared by a student.

c)

A student saw his classmates fighting in the corridor but did not pay attention.

d)

The students keep sharing their notes even when the teacher calls their attention.

47.

Considering the moral significance embedded in the fundamental elements of relationships according to the ethics of care, which option among the provided examples BEST exemplifies this concept?

a)

doing my sister's homework

b)

cheering for a basketball team

c)

helping a person with disabilities cross the street

d)

participating in non-governmental organization activities

48.

Among the philosophical views presented, which of the following contends that preserving order in the environment enhances the innate beauty of the surroundings and contributes to the well-being of both humans and other organisms inhabiting it?

a)

environmentalism

b)

environmental aesthetics

c)

environmental justice

d)

Environmental Philosophy

49.

Which of the following is NOT TRUE about the perspective regarding the truth?

a)

A belief or statement is true if it is based on facts.

b)

We can use opinions to guide us in our search for truth.

c)

A belief is true if it can be justified or proven using one's senses.

d)

Getting a consensus or having people agree on a common belief.