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WorksheetsPHILO REVIEW QUIZ
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 23mins
Which combination of sustainability principles is directly violated when a corporation overuses freshwater for profit, leaving nearby communities without clean water?
Environmental integrity and equity
Economic efficiency and environmental integrity
Prudence and frugality
Biocentrism and anthropocentrism
Which discipline studies the moral relationship of human beings with the environment and its non-human contents?
Social ecology
Environmental Philosophy
Environmental Aesthetics
Sustainable Development
Who proposed DEEP ECOLOGY?
Murray Bookchin
Arne Naess
Aldo Leopold
Vandana Shiva
Which is NOT one of the four attributes of a human person?
Self-awareness
Self-determination
Interiority
Externality
Which principle ensures that resources are preserved for future generations?
Economic efficiency
Equity
Environmental Integrity
Frugality
Frugality in environmental ethics emphasizes:
Careful management of resources to avoid waste
Restricting all economic activity
Avoiding generosity toward others
Valuing money above the nature
The embodied spirit concept shows that:
The body alone defines a human person
The union of body and soul creates the human person
The soul is unrelated to physical experiences
Physical health is more important than spirituality
Which statement about the embodied spirit is correct?
The body and soul are separate and function independently
The soul manifests through the body in human actions
The body controls the soul entirely
The soul exists only after physical death
Social ecology argues that environmental problems arise from
Poor recycling systems
Excessive tourism
Natural climate variations
Hierarchical social structures and inequality
Limitation caused by one's location and life span falls under:
Body as intermediary
Facticity
Spatial-temporal
Self-awareness
Anthropocentrism's key idea is that:
Humans are the most significant beings in the world
Nature is central to all decision-making
All living beings have equal worth
Ecosystems are more important than individuals
Which radical ecological theory argues for removing all forms of dominance in human relations to address environmental issues?
Social ecology
Anthropocentrism
Ecofeminism
Deep ecology
Which of the following best describes environmental justice?
Equal distribution of environmental benefits and burdens
Limiting all forms of industrialization
Replacing laws with informal norms
Maximizing profit from natural resources
Which of the following best describes self-awareness?
The ability to act without considering consequences
Clear perception of one's own thoughts, emotions, and actions
The ability to adapt to new environments
Respecting the dignity of others
Dignity is
It is determined by physical appearance and skills
It can be lost if one makes mistakes
It is an innate worth every person possesses
It applies only to law-abiding individuals
Which statement best explains why "human" does not automatically mean "person?"
All humans are guaranteed rights and dignity
The term "human" refers only to biological features
"Person" only applies to legal citizens
Some humans may be denied personhood, while some non-humans may be considered persons
When a person turns their life circumstances into opportunities for growth instead of barriers, they are practicing:
Facticity
Transcendence
Externality
Dignity
Why is acknowledging our limitations important in transcendence?
It allows us to avoid all challenges
It eliminates the need for external help
It helps us identify possibilities for self-improvement
It proves that limitations are permanent
Which is the best example of the union of body and soul in action?
A robot programmed to mimic emotions
A person ignoring emotional pain
A machine responding when touched
Smiling at a loved one and feeling joy inside
Which of these policy proposals aligns most with equity as a sustainability principle?
Cutting forest use by half to allow for ecosystem regeneration
Sharing water resources fairly between current and future generations
Banning all commercial fishing activities immediately
Increasing industrial output to meet current demands
A (a) refers to a human being granted recognition of rights, protection, responsibilities and dignity
Two important virtues people must practice to help with sustainable development
(a)
It is the radical ecological theory that sees all living beings as having equal value regardless of usefulness
(a)
Deep Ecology, proposed by Arne Naess, claims all living beings have equal value regardless of their ...?
(a)
According to Paul TP Wong, we can become fully human by practicing...?
(a)
Which example shows transcendence of a physical limitation?
Giving up on sports due to an injury
Learning a new skill despite having only one functional hand
Avoiding challenges to prevent failure
Refusing to seek help when needed
Which action violates both prudence and frugality?
Reusing plastic containers
Turning off appliances when not in use
Overusing water despite shortages
Repairing rather than replacing clothes
Which example best shows the integration of body and spirit?
A computer processing data quickly
A robot mimicking human speech
A mannequin dressed in fashionable clothes
A singer performing with passion and emotion
The statement "no man is an island" emphasizes what human person attribute?
(a)
Which of the following shows facticity?
The family you were born into
Your decision to join a club
Learning a new language
Traveling to a foreign country
Maintaining the natural state of the environment is part of which principle of sustainability?
Environmental integrity
Equity
Economic Efficiency
Environmental Justice
The controversial issues of kaliwa dam project and dolomite beach sand violates the principle of
Economic efficiency
Equity
Environmental integrity
Prudence
What radical ecological theory claims that to truly protect the environment, we must change society's systems, not just personal habits?
Ecofeminism
Anthropocentrism
Social ecology
Environmentalism
Will was born in a remote town, but he uses online learning to access quality education. This is an example of:
Transcendence
Facticity
Body as intermediary
Spatial-temporal
A painter uses his art to express deep emotions he cannot put into words. This demonstrates his physical action of his spiritual experience, which pertains to
Spirit
Facticity
Spatial-temporal limitation
Embodiment
A local government distributes clean water equally to all barangays. This is an example of
Environmental Integrity
Environmental Justice
Economic Efficiency
Prudence
Social ecology would most likely criticize which practice?
Strict recycling programs
Tree-planting activities
School-based clean-up drives
Political systems that cause inequality and environmental damage
Which practice aligns with ecofeminism's perspective?
Prioritizing industrial expansion over conservation
Treating women and nature as separate concerns
Advocating for equal rights for women and protecting the environment
Protecting nature only if it benefits humans
When people describe dignity as "priceless and irreplaceable," they are emphasizing:
Its dependence on talent
Its link to achievements
Its innate nature
Its relation to economic status
Gabriel helps his classmates review for the exam, believing that success is better shared. This action reflects:
Externality
Self-awareness
Self-determination
Dignity
