WorksheetsIntroduction to Philosophy 1st Quarter Reviewer
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 6mins
"Philosophy" comes from two Greek words - "Philo" which means "love" and "Sophia" which means _____________.
Facts
Knowledge
Truth
Wisdom
What is the main goal of Philosophy?
To enhance people's creativity.
To strengthen people's scientific abilities.
To provide absolute answers to life's hardest questions.
To analyze questions about values, life's meaning, and knowledge.
Which of the following is key characteristic about Philosophical Inquiry?
Dependence on scientific evidences
100% certainty about conclusions and other things
Focus on practical and economic concerns
Systematic questioning and critical thinking
Which perspective considers the "big picture"?
Holistic Perspective
Half Perspective
Partial Perspective
Universal Perspective
Psychologists nowadays are considering different factors such as the person's family and medical history, the environment where s/he grew up, and personality. This approach is an example of which perspective?
Half Perspective
Holistic Perspective
Partial Perspective
Universal Perspective
Why is studying Philosophy Beneficial?
It can expand one's career options.
It provides practical life skills.
It can help us answer complex exam questions
It can help widen one's perspective, especially about life.
Would it be correct to only look at things Philosophically?
No. There is a tendency to neglect the practical side of things.
No. It can lead to more misunderstanding.
Yes. People only need to think critically to answer life's questions.
Yes. It can help the person see all the possible perspectives.
What word is defined as "often influenced by personal experiences, values, and emotions?"
Fact
Knowledge
Opinion
Wisdom
Which statement is likely to be fact more than opinion?
The province of Rizal was affected by the recent typhoon.
The government's response to the flooding is inefficient.
The government's suspension announcements are humorous.
The recent flooding is the worst ever.
Which of the following is the fallacy that a statement is true just because it hasn't been proven false (or vice versa)?
Appeal to Pity
Argument Against the Person
Appeal to Ignorance
Hasty Generalization
Which fallacy invokes attacking the person making an argument, rather than addressing the argument itself.
Appeal to Force
Appeal to Ignorance
Argument Against the Person
Appeal to the People
Which fallacy is reflected in this statement: "We must pass this law because this is what the people wants. The voice of the people is the voice of God."
Appeal to Force
False Cause
Appeal to the People
Appeal to Pity
Your teacher said, "If you do not join the rally, I will fail you in my class". Which type of fallacy has your teacher committed?
Appeal to Pity
Appeal to the People
Hasty Generalization
Appela to Force
Which method of Philosophizing involves using common experiences and ordinary language to analyze concepts and language in Philosophy?
Analytic Tradition
Existentialism
Logic
Phenomenology
Which method of Philosophizing emphasizes that humans define their own meaning in life?
Existentialism
Logic
Phenomenology
Socratic Method
