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WorksheetsAncient Philosophy Quiz
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
Call the most important Aristotle`s works.
Mathematics, Biology, Ethics, Universe
Physics, Metaphysics, Nicomachean Ethics, Politics, De Anima (On the Soul), Poetics
Economy, De Anima (On the Soul), Sculpture, Philosophy
Diocletian Ethics, Politics, De Anima (On the Soul), Music
Ethics, Politics, Transendental philosophy, Poetics, Thinkers
Which of them are belonged to the period of Medieval philosophy?
PlatoHegel, I. Kant
Augustus, Aquinatus
Plato, Aristotle
Jina, Buddha
Voltaire, Russo
Who considered that air is the first principle of all things?
Thales
Anaximenes
Heraclitus
Anaximander
Pythagoras
Who considered that number is the first principle of all things?
Thales
Pythagoras
Heraclitus
Anaximenes
Anaximander
Who considered that apeiron is the first principle of all things?
Thales
Anaximander
Heraclitus
Anaximenes
Pythagoras
Who was the systematizer of Ancient Greek philosophy?
Plato
Aristotle
Pythagoras
Heraclitus
Parmenides
Who considered that fire is the first primary of all things?
Thales
Heraclitus
Anaximenes
Anaximander
Pythagoras
What does ahimsa mean?
Not to think
Non-violence
Non-activity
Liberation
Reincarnation
The author of the doctrine about the "pure ideas" preceding the real world and which embodiment was a real world is …
Aristotle
Plato
Socrates
Thales
Pythagoras
Guess the main factor of emergence of Philosophy in Ancient Greece
Capitalist system
Slave system
Primitive society
Feudal system
Socialist system
Philosophy explains the World:
Through holy books
Through the discovery of the common laws of the Universe by mind
Through mythological images
Through religious tenets
Based on faith
The peculiarity of philosophy:
Dogmatic assertions
In an effort to understand the world as something ordered and whole,
In political and legal studies
In a rigorous scientific postulates
In the presence of the main question
The second aspect of the fundamental question of philosophy:
The relation of man to man
The problem of cognition
The relation of spirit to nature
The relationship of consciousness to matter
The ratio of life to the existing reality
How does Plato regard a thing and an idea?
An idea is a reflection of a thing
The world of things is only a shadow of the world of ideas
An idea and a thing are equal
An idea is the image of the world
Things are temporary, ideas are eternal
Who used and offered the term “Philosophy” firstly?
Plato
Pythagoras
Aristotle
Socrates
Thales
Find atomists of antiquity:
Anaxagoras, Thales
Democritus, Leucippus
Socrates, Plato
Anaxagoras, Protagoras
Pythagoras, Parmenidus
What is the basis of a religious worldview?
Art
Faith
Knowledge
Mind
Feelings
Who considered that water is the first principle of all things?
Heraclitus
Thales
Anaximenes
Anaximander
Pythagoras
The second aspect of the basic question of philosophy:
The relation of man to man
Refers to cognition
The relationship of consciousness to matter
The ratio of life to the existing reality
The ratio of thinking and being.
What are the common links between philosophy and religion?
Philosophy is the same with religion
They are both historical forms of human world outlook
Philosophy is not related with religion
There are no links between them
Religion has always opposed philosophy
Historical forms of the world outlook (worldview):
Art, Science and Consciousness
Mythology, Religion and Philosophy
Morale, Policy and Law
Value, Culture and Law
Law, Art and Science
Fundamental question of philosophy:
The relation of man to society
The relationship of consciousness to matter
The relation of spirit to nature
The relation of man to nature
The relation of life to the existing reality
Which one is not the part of Philosophy:
Ontology
Mythology
Epistemology
Axiology
Aesthetics
The features of ancient philosophy at the initial period of its formation:
Theocentricism
Cosmocentrism
Antropocentrism
Universalism
Materialism
Materialism recognizes:
God created the world
The primacy of nature or matter
Two elements of the world - matter and consciousness at the same time
The primacy of spirit
Devine power of the heavenly forces
Saying: «Plato is dear to me, but the truth is dearer», he created his outlook. Who is he?
Epicurus
Aristotle
Socrates
Cicero
Thales
Is philosophy science or arts?
Philosophy is a part of natural scientific cognition
Philosophy is science and art at the same time
Philosophy is an art and nothing connects it with science
Philosophy does not differ from other special sciences
Philosophy is not associated with art
The feature of religious worldview:
logical structure
dogmatism
rationality
reflexivity
consistency
