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1.

The famous I. Kant’s work which is devoted to the problem of cognition.

a)

“The philosophical analyses”

b)

“The critique of  Pure Reason”

c)

“The Metaphysics of Ethics”

d)

“The philosophy of will”

e)

“The will of power”

2.

What philosophical doctrine claims that all human knowledge ultimately comes from the senses and from experience?

a)

Deism

b)

Empiricism

c)

Universalism

d)

Materialism

e)

Abstractionism

3.

What philosophical view also called Homocentrism, is the practice, conscious or otherwise, of regarding the existence and/or concerns of human beings as the central fact of the universe?

{~Humancentrism

=Anthropocentrism

~Universalism

~Existentialism

~Humanism

a)

Humancentrism

b)

Anthropocentrism

c)

Universalism

d)

Existentialism

e)

Humanism

4.

What  philosophical view considers tha truth values of certain claims — particularly theological claims regarding the existence of God, gods, or deities — are unknown, inherently unknowable, or incoherent, and therefore, (some agnostics may go as far to say) irrelevant to life?

a)

Nominalism

b)

Materialism

c)

Animism 

d)

Agnosticism

e)

Coherentism

5.

Call the theory according which  all the objects in the universe are composed of very small, indestructible elements?

a)

Neotomism

b)

Atomism

c)

Elementism

d)

Objectism

e)

Cosmism

6.

What concept has developed as a result of the absolutization of negative manifestations of the development of science and technology:

a)

Scientism

b)

Anti-scientism

c)

Sciencephobia

d)

Epistemology

e)

Gnoseology

7.

What concept has developed as a result of the absolutization of positive manifestations of the development of science and technology:

a)

Science of love

b)

Scientism

c)

Sciencephobia

d)

Epistemology

e)

Gnoseology

8.

What philosophical direction denotes a life which is characterised by refraining from worldly pleasures (austerity) ?

a)

Thomism

b)

Ascetism

c)

Atomism

d)

Animism

e)

Criticism

9.

What period of philosophy is Kant`s transcendentalism.belonged to?

a)

Enlightenment

b)

German classical

c)

Ancient Greek

d)

Medieval

e)

Renaissance

10.

Which of them are belonged to the period of German classical philosophy?

a)

Diderot, Russo 

b)

I. Kant, Hegel

c)

Plato, Aristotle

d)

Augustus, Aquinatus

e)

Derrida, Shelling

11.

What is the Antique dialectic about?

a)

A doctrine studying the laws society,

b)

A doctrine of dialogue and contradictions

c)

A doctrine studying the law of nature

d)

A doctrine studying the man

e)

A doctrine studying the science

12.

Which philosopher considered  that change is  the most important fact about the world?

a)

Augustus

b)

Heraclitus

c)

Erasmus

d)

Herodotus

e)

Aquinas

13.

The method of cognition in philosophy and science, when thought moves from general principles to particular conclusions:

a)

Induction

b)

Deduction

c)

Analysis

d)

Synthesis

e)

Experiment

14.

Call the most Socrates`famous pupil?

a)

Augustine

b)

Plato

c)

Xenophane

d)

Aristotle

e)

Parmenides

15.

Who wrote the work "The World as a will and representation" and became a founder of irrationalism?

a)

F. Nietzsche

b)

A. Schopenhauer

c)

A.Camus

d)

S. Kierkegaard

e)

M. Heidegger

16.

Culture is:

a)

form of religion

b)

spiritual and material values which are created by humanity

c)

division of philosophy

d)

form of science

e)

form of activity

17.

Complete the sentence. Philosophy is a humanitarian discipline, it learns students to… 

a)

develop their physical ability

b)

develop  their rational thinking  and  speech.

c)

improve their pronunciation

d)

trengthen their passion

e)

develop their practical  skills

18.

Choose the right sentence

a)

Mythology involves the belief to the only God, explanation of our reality’s by the God’s will. 

b)

Mythology tries to explain the reality through human imagination and experiences.

c)

Mythology uses rational thinking

d)

Mythology involves written explanations

e)

Mythology involves new scientific methods

19.

What schools the fundamental  question  of  philosophy connected  with?

a)

Pragmatism and naturalism

b)

Materialism and idealism

c)

Deconstruction and hermeneutics

d)

Rationalism and theocentrism

e)

Cosmocentrism and scientism

20.

The main peculiarity of philosophy is:

a)

study man`s and animal’s life

b)

study the relationship between man and the world

c)

study the nature

d)

study inner world of people

e)

study science and activity

21.

Complete the sentence. Philosophy is …

a)

certain type of science

b)

the form of human spiritual  activity and the type of worldview

c)

the way of the life

d)

the form of the art

e)

the form of the exercises

22.

The first "scientists" in Ancient Greece  were called…

a)

thinkers

b)

natural philosophers

c)

clever men

d)

speakers

e)

ideal philosophers

23.

Where did philosophy begin?

a)

in Ancient Egypt 

b)

in Ancient Greece

c)

in Ancient England

d)

In Ancient Spain

e)

in Middle East

24.

When did philosophy begin?

a)

17th Century B.C.

b)

6th Century B.C.

c)

4th Century B.C.

d)

19th Century B.C.

e)

9th Century B.C.

25.

«Freedom is the cognized necessity», - who has formulated this idea first and subsequently supported this idea?

a)

Aristotle

b)

Spinoza

c)

Schopenhauer

d)

Marx

e)

Leibniz

26.

According to whose philosophy “Knowledge is a power”

a)

Spinoza

b)

Bacon

c)

Kant

d)

Marx

e)

Lenin

27.

Choose the concept of Sensualism:

a)

Everything must be go through mind

b)

Whatever is not in sensation is not in mind, in reason

c)

Senses deceive us

d)

Depth cognition of individual, single is only possible through general

e)

Cognition of the internal essence of things is only possible through mental generalization

28.

Choose the concept of empiricism:

a)

Everything must be go through mind

b)

Experience is the basis of true knowledge

c)

Senses deceive us

d)

Depth cognition of individual, single is only possible through general

e)

Cognition of the internal essence of things is only possible through mental generalization

29.

Who is the author of the credo "Knowledge is power"?

a)

B. Spinoza

b)

F. Bacon

c)

T.Hobbes

d)

R. Bacon

e)

R. Descartes

30.

Among these names of the Arab-Muslim philosophy find the «pioneer of Arabic philosophy», «the Second Teacher» and «the Master of those who knows»:

a)

Omar Khayyam, Biruni, Ibn Roshd

b)

Al-Kindi Al-Farabi, Ibn Sina

c)

Biruni, Ibn Khaldun, Ibn Sina

d)

Al-Kindi, Ibn Roshd, Ibn Sina

e)

Ibn Sina, Omar Khayyam, Biruni

31.

Find the main  Aristotle`s philosophical work:

a)

The City of God,

b)

Metaphysics

c)

Treatises on Music

d)

Summa Theologica

e)

The New Organon

32.

Find the main Thomas Aquinas` work:

a)

The City of God,

b)

Summa Theologica

c)

Treatises on Music

d)

The Organon

e)

The New Organon

33.

Guess the main work of Augustine:

a)

Summa Theologica

b)

The City of God,

c)

Treatises on Music,

d)

The Organon

e)

The New Organon

34.

Which one is not the part of Philosophy:

a)

Ontology

b)

Mythology

c)

Epistemology

d)

Axiology

e)

Aesthetics

35.

What is the basis of a religious worldview?

a)

Art

b)

Faith

c)

Knowledge

d)

Mind

e)

Feelings

36.

Materialism recognizes:

a)

God created the world

b)

The primacy of nature or matter

c)

Two elements of the world - matter and consciousness at the same time

d)

The primacy of spirit

e)

Devine power of the heavenly forces

37.

The second aspect of the fundamental question of philosophy:

a)

The relation of man to man

b)

The problem of cognition

c)

The relation of spirit to nature

d)

The relationship of consciousness to matter

e)

The ratio of life to the existing reality

38.

Fundamental question of philosophy:

a)

The relation of man to society

b)

The relationship of consciousness to matter

c)

The relation of spirit to nature

d)

The relation of man to nature

e)

The relation of life to the existing reality

39.

What are the common links between philosophy and religion?

a)

Philosophy is the same with religion

b)

They are both historical forms of human world outlook

c)

Philosophy is not related with religion

d)

There are no links between them

e)

Religion has always opposed philosophy

40.

Historical forms of the world outlook (worldview):

a)

Art, Science and Consciousness

b)

Mythology, Religion and Philosophy

c)

Morale, Policy and Law

d)

Value, Culture and Law

e)

Law, Art and Science

41.

Is philosophy science or arts?

a)

Philosophy is a part of natural scientific cognition

b)

Philosophy is science and art at the same time,

c)

Philosophy is an art and nothing connects it with science

d)

Philosophy does not differ from other special sciences,

e)

Philosophy is not associated with art

42.

Philosophy explains the World:

a)

Through holy books

b)

Through the discovery of the common laws of the Universe by mind

c)

Through religious tenets

d)

Based on faith

e)

Through mythological images,

43.

What does  ahimsa mean?

a)

Not to think

b)

Non-violence

c)

Non-activity

d)

Liberation

e)

Reincarnation

44.

The second aspect of the basic question of philosophy:

a)

The relation of man to man

b)

Refers to cognition

c)

The relationship of consciousness to matter

d)

The ratio of life to the existing reality,

e)

The ratio of thinking and being

45.

Who was the systematizer of Ancient Greek philosophy?

a)

Plato

b)

Aristotle

c)

Pythagoras

d)

Heraclitus

e)

Parmenides

46.

The peculiarity of philosophy:

a)

Dogmatic assertions

b)

In an effort to understand the world as something ordered and whole,

c)

In political and legal studies

d)

In a rigorous scientific postulates

e)

In the presence of the main question

47.

The features of ancient philosophy at the initial period of its formation:

a)

Theocentricism

b)

Cosmocentrism

c)

Antropocentrism

d)

Universalism

e)

Materialism

48.

Find atomists of antiquity:

a)

Anaxagoras, Thales

b)

Democritus, Leucippus

c)

Socrates, Plato

d)

Anaxagoras, Protagoras

e)

Pythagoras, Parmenidus

49.

Saying: «Plato is dear to me, but the truth is dearer», he created his outlook. Who is he?

a)

Epicurus

b)

Aristotle

c)

Socrates

d)

Cicero

e)

Thales

50.

How does Plato regard a thing and an idea?

a)

An idea is a reflection of a thing

b)

The world of things is only a shadow of the world of ideas

c)

An idea and a thing are equal

d)

An idea is the image of the world

e)

Things are temporary, ideas are eternal

51.

The feature of religious worldview:

a)

logical structure

b)

dogmatism

c)

rationality

d)

reflexivity

e)

consistency

52.

Guess the main factor of emergence of Philosophy in Ancient Greece

a)

Capitalist system

b)

Slave system

c)

Primitive society

d)

Feudal system

e)

Socialist system

53.

Who considered that air is the first principle of all things?

a)

Thales

b)

Anaximenes

c)

Heraclitus

d)

Anaximander

e)

Pythagoras

54.

Who considered that apeiron is the first principle of all things?

a)

Thales

b)

Anaximander

c)

Heraclitus

d)

Anaximenes

e)

Pythagoras

55.

Who considered that water is the first principle of all things?

a)

Heraclitus

b)

Thales

c)

Anaximenes

d)

Anaximander

e)

Pythagoras

56.

Who considered that number is the first principle of all things?

a)

Thales

b)

Pythagoras

c)

Heraclitus

d)


Anaximenes

e)

Anaximander

57.

Who considered that fire is the first primary of all things?

a)

Thales

b)

Heraclitus

c)

Anaximenes

d)

Anaximander

e)

Pythagoras

58.

Who used and offered the term “Philosophy” firstly?

a)

Plato

b)

Pythagoras

c)

Aristotle

d)

Socrates

e)

Thales

59.

The author of the doctrine about the "pure ideas" preceding the real world and which embodiment was a real world is …

a)

Aristotle

b)

Plato

c)

Socrates

d)

Thales

e)

Pythagoras

60.

Which of them are belonged to the period of Medieval philosophy?

a)

Hegel, I. Kant

b)

Augustus, Aquinatus

c)

Plato, Aristotle

d)

Jina, Buddha

e)

Voltaire, Russo

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