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WorksheetsPhilosophy A Level Quiz
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What does 'a priori' knowledge mean?
Knowledge from teachers
Knowledge from books
Knowledge without experience
Knowledge from experience
What is an example of an analytic truth?
Grass is green
A bachelor is an unmarried man
The sky is blue
Water boils at 100°C
What is the main idea of empiricism?
All knowledge is innate
All knowledge comes from experience
All knowledge is a priori
All knowledge is from books
What does Descartes' 'cogito ergo sum' mean?
I feel, therefore I exist
I see, therefore I know
I think, therefore I am
I dream, therefore I live
What is the 'trademark' argument about?
The nature of dreams
The reliability of senses
The concept of God as an innate idea
The existence of the external world
What is the 'Cartesian circle'?
A kind of illusion
A type of dream
A method of teaching
A type of logical fallacy
What is Hume's Fork?
A philosophical concept
A kind of knowledge
A tool for eating
A type of argument
What is innate knowledge?
Knowledge learned from books
Knowledge acquired through experience
Knowledge you are born with
Knowledge from teachers
What does 'tabula rasa' mean?
A wise mind
A colorful canvas
A full book
A blank slate
What is an example of a synthetic truth?
Triangles have three sides
A bachelor is an unmarried man
2+2=4
Grass is green
What is the main idea of rationalism?
All knowledge is from books
Some knowledge is a priori
Some knowledge is innate
All knowledge is from experience
What is the 'evil demon' scenario?
A kind of illusion
A type of dream
A philosophical thought experiment
A story about a monster
What is the purpose of Descartes' 'three waves of doubt'?
To explain dreams
To show the reliability of senses
To establish global skepticism
To prove the existence of God
What does 'clear and distinct ideas' refer to?
Ideas that are confusing
Ideas that are true and obvious
Ideas that are false
Ideas that are hidden
