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WorksheetsLong Test I
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 2mins
________ _______ – Refers to the careful examination of life situations. This involves the weighing of alternatives and using specific standards to evaluate one’s action.
Philosophical Reflection
Philosophical Relation
Inflectional Philosophy
Correlational Philosophy
________ _______ – A way of thinking that focuses on the specific aspects of the situation. The partial view is an important component of analytical thinking, on certain areas or aspects of the problem in order to understand it.
Holistic Thinking
Parcial Thinking
Partial Thinking
Holystic Thinking
________ is the branch of philosophy that explores the nature of moral virtue and evaluates human actions.
Values
Reflection
Philosophizing
Ethics
________ question is how to account for this unreal thing in terms of what you can accept as real.
Methaphysics
Metaphysics
Metaphysica
Meta physics
Philosophy is not one dimensional rather multidimensional or holistic.
Study of All Things
Holistic Thinking
Epistemology
Philosophical Reflection
Etymologically, the word “philosophy” comes from two Greek words which are: “_____” means “to love” and “sophia” meaning “wisdom”.
philien
phelien
phielin
philein
It follows certain steps or it employs certain procedures. It is an organized body of knowledge just like any other sciences.
Ethics
Philosophizing
Science
First Cause or Highest Principle
Nothing exists without a sufficient reason for its being and existence.
Principle of Sufficient Reason
Natural Light of Reason
Principle of Excluded Middle
Principle of Identity
To think or express oneself in a philosophical manner. It considers or discusses a (matter) from a philosophical standpoint
Philosophical Reflection
Philosophizing
Reflection
Wisdom
The phenomenon comes from the Greek word “_______” meaning appearance.
Phenomenology
Phainomeinon
Phainomenon
Phenomenony
It aims to rejects, challenges or aims to supersede “modernity”, the convictions, aspirations and pretensions of modern western thought and culture since the Enlightenment.
Post-Modernism
Pre-Modernity
Pre-Modernism
Post-Modernity
One reasons logically that something true of a thing must also be true of all or some of its parts.
Composition
Equivacation
False Cause
Division
In making rational choices, we suspend beliefs and judgments until facts have been gathered and considered.
Analytical Tradition
Fallacies
Logic and Critical Thinking
Existentialism
One commits errors if one reaches an inductive generalization based on sufficient evidence.
Begging the Question
Hasty Generalization
Generalization
Phenomenology
______________ is the Latin term of False Cause
Post Hoc
ARGUMENTUM AD HOMINEM
ARGUMENTUM AD BACULUM
PETITION PRINCIPIA
_____________ is the Latin term of Appeal to Pity.
ARGUMENTUM AD MISERICORDIAM
ARGUMENTUM AD BACULUM
ARGUMENTUM AD POPULUM
ARGUMENTUM AD IGNORANTIAM
_____________ is the Latin term of Appeal to People.
Post Hoc
ARGUMENTUM AD BACULUM
ARGUMENTUM AD POPULUM
ARGUMENTUM AD MISERICORDIAM
_____________ is the Latin term of Appeal to Ignorance.
PETITION PRINCIPIA
ARGUMENTUM AD POPULUM
ARGUMENTUM AD MISERICORDIAM
ARGUMENTUM AD IGNORANTIAM
_____________ is the Latin term of Appeal to Force.
ARGUMENTUM AD POPULUM
ARGUMENTUM AD BACULUM
ARGUMENTUM AD MISERICORDIAM
ARGUMENTUM AD IGNORANTIAM
_____________ is the Latin term of Against the Person.
ARGUMENTUM AD POPULUM
ARGUMENTUM AD BACULUM
ARGUMENTUM AD HOMINEM
ARGUMENTUMAD AD MISERICORDIAM
