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Philosophy Q1 Examination

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

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1.

During a campus philosophy week, a banner reads: "Philosophy - the love of wisdom." In Greek, the word philos in philosophy means:

a)

Love

b)

Wisdom

c)

Philosopher

d)

Philosophy

2.

A Grade 12 student explains to her class that Sophia in Greek means the wisdom we gain from experiences. Which is the correct meaning of sophia?

a)

Love

b)

Wisdom

c)

Philosopher

d)

Philosophy

3.

In a "Philosophy Club" introduction, new members are called "lovers of wisdom." What is the correct term for people who engage in philosophy?

a)

Love

b)

Wisdom

c)

Philosophy

d)

Philosopher

4.

Your group is preparing a play on ancient philosophers. One role involves using questioning to lead others to truth without giving direct answers. Who is credited with formulating this method?

a)

Plato

b)

Aristotle

c)

Socrates

d)

Democritus

5.

A philosophy student reads the "Theory of Forms" in his textbook. His teacher explains it was written by Socrates' student, who also founded the Academy. Who is this philosopher?

a)

Plato

b)

Aristotle

c)

Socrates

d)

Democritus

6.

A scientist observes a river system and concludes that it can't be understood by studying its parts separately. Which thinking perspective is being applied?

a)

Doubt

b)

Academy

c)

Holistic Thinking

d)

Partial Thinking

7.

An engineer focuses only on the bridge's support beams without considering the entire structure's safety. Which type of thinking is this?

a)

Doubt

b)

Academy

c)

Holistic Thinking

d)

Partial Thinking

8.

A detective uses existing facts to logically conclude who committed a crime. This reasoning is an example of:

a)

Academy

b)

Deductive reasoning

c)

Holistic Thinking

d)

Partial Thinking

9.

A life coach encourages her client to look back on decisions and think deeply about what they mean for the future. Which philosophical practice is this?

a)

Reflection

b)

Observation

c)

Knowledge

d)

Doubt

10.

A class creates a mural showing "philosophia" as the love of wisdom. What is the meaning of "philosophia"?

a)

Holistic Thinking

b)

Partial Thinking

c)

Love of wisdom

d)

Knowledge

11.

A journalist verifies facts before writing an article to ensure accuracy. This action leads to:

a)

Facts

b)

Opinion

c)

Knowledge

d)

Truth

12.

A student posts online: "The sun rises in the east" after seeing it every morning. This is an example of:

a)

Cultural Bias

b)

Facts

c)

Appeal to Tradition

d)

Ad Hominem

13.

A friend says, "I think rainy days are better than sunny days." This is an example of:

a)

Conflict of Interest

b)

Knowledge

c)

Opinion

d)

Truth

14.

A candidate claims their rival is unfit for office because of personal lifestyle, without addressing policies. This is an example of:

a)

Fallacies

b)

Framing

c)

Conflict of Interest

d)

Cultural Bias

15.

A news station reports a story with complete accuracy and fairness, matching reality. Which term best fits this?

a)

Appeal to Tradition

b)

Knowledge

c)

Truth

d)

Opinion

16.

In a debate, a speaker says, "Don't believe her; she's just a teenager." This is an example of:

a)

Cultural Bias

b)

Ad Hominem

c)

Conflict of Interest

d)

Fallacies

17.

An elder argues, "We should keep this custom because it's been practiced for hundreds of years." This is an example of:

a)

Framing

b)

Appeal to Tradition

c)

Ad Hominem

d)

Facts

18.

A TV commercial only shows the happy side of using their product, ignoring possible downsides. This is an example of:

a)

Knowledge

b)

Truth

c)

Framing

d)

Appeal to Tradition

19.

A journalist writing about a new law is also secretly an investor in the affected industry. This is an example of:

a)

Cultural Bias

b)

Conflict of Interest

c)

Facts

d)

Fallacies

20.

A traveler believes another culture's way of greeting is wrong because it differs from their own. This is an example of:

a)

Conflict of Interest

b)

Framing

c)

Cultural Bias

d)

Appeal to Tradition

21.

A philosophy teacher asks students to discuss a method where questions guide the learner to think deeper rather than being told answers. Which method is this?

a)

Structured debate

b)

Socratic Method

c)

Scientific Experiment

d)

Historical Analysis

22.

Two classmates work on an assignment where they present opposing views and then find a common ground. This process reflects:

a)

Laboratory testing

b)

Dialectic method

c)

Historical study

d)

Data collection

23.

A biologist sets up a controlled experiment to see how plants react to different light levels. This is an example of:

a)

Hypothesis testing through experimentation

b)

Historical investigation

c)

Question-and-answer dialogue

d)

Formal debate

24.

A historian examines diaries and old photos to reconstruct events of the past. This is an example of:

a)

Experimentation

b)

Dialogue

c)

Historical method

d)

Argumentation

25.

A mountaineer speaks about reaching a state beyond ordinary experiences, feeling deeply connected to the universe. This describes:

a)

Transition

b)

Transcendence

c)

Transformation

d)

Transgression

26.

A Latin teacher explains "scandare" as in "transcend" meaning:

a)

To exist

b)

To impart

c)

To climb

d)

To deduce

27.

In a philosophy class, the professor says "The human person is an embodied spirit - both physical and spiritual." This view was taught by:

a)

Socrates

b)

Aristotle

c)

Immanuel Kant

d)

St. Thomas

28.

A health professional says: "We treat patients as whole persons - body and spirit - not just physical symptoms." This reflects the idea that humans are:

a)

Purely physical beings

b)

Body and spirit in unity

c)

Spirit and body separated

d)

Only spiritual beings

29.

A mentor says, "Your inner values give purpose to your physical actions." This reflects the view that:

a)

Body and spirit are independent

b)

Body is superior to spirit

c)

Spirit gives life to the body

d)

Spirit is dormant

30.

A workshop on "embodied spirit" emphasizes:

a)

Separation of body and spirit

b)

Unity of physical and spiritual aspects

c)

Temporary coexistence of both

d)

Spirit as more important than body

31.

Anna, a student aiming to be class valedictorian, misses one week of school due to illness. This affects her review schedule and class participation. This absence is an example of what type of limitation?

a)

Joining extracurriculars

b)

Biological limitation

c)

Watching online videos

d)

Teacher criticism

32.

Miguel dreams of starting his own business but never seeks advice or takes action. Which of the following is NOT a possibility for transcendence?

a)

Looking for help

b)

Having a positive outlook

c)

Working toward a goal

d)

Avoiding opportunities to learn

33.

Magie, a poor 17-year-old, wants to finish school. Which action best supports her goal?

a)

Join the school choir for leisure

b)

Start a human rights group

c)

Work during free time to pay for school

d)

Read books casually at home

34.

Some individuals never reach their full potential because they assume it is impossible from the start. Why do they fail to experience transcendence?

a)

They believe it won't happen

b)

They are not meant to experience it

c)

They are lazy

d)

Their goal is too easy

35.

A counselor explains to students that reaching your potential is similar to Maslow's idea of self-actualization. Which statement is correct?

a)

Statement 2 only

b)

Both statements 1 and 2

c)

Neither statement 1 nor 2

d)

Statement 1 only

36.

During a health seminar, a speaker explains: "Your body has limits - and these limits shape your ability to transcend." Which statement is correct?

a)

Statement 2 only

b)

Statement 1 only

c)

Both statements 1 and 2

d)

Neither statement 1 nor 2

37.

A philosophy teacher clarifies that transcendence is not limited by age and that personal limitations are often unknown until tested. Which statement is correct?

a)

Both statements 1 and 2

b)

Neither statement 1 nor 2

c)

Statement 1 only

d)

Statement 2 only

38.

A school club organizes a forum on "Humans and Nature," discussing moral responsibilities toward the environment and all living beings. This reflects which concept?

a)

Environmental philosophy

b)

Human dominance theory

c)

Industrialism

d)

Animal rights activism

39.

A marine biologist argues that humans are not the only significant species on Earth. This reflects:

a)

Anthropocentrism

b)

Panthocentrism

c)

Biocentrism

d)

Ecocentrism

40.

An ecologist studies how climate change affects both animal populations and plant life. Which science is being applied?

a)

Anthropocentrism

b)

Ecology

c)

Ecofeminism

d)

Ecocentrism

41.

A student saves money and energy by switching off unused lights, based on rational decision-making. This practice reflects:

a)

Transcendence

b)

Frugality

c)

Aesthetics

d)

Prudence

42.

A farmer rotates crops and uses resources efficiently to prevent waste and maintain soil health. This demonstrates:

a)

Aesthetics

b)

Prudence

c)

Frugality

d)

Economics

43.

A community notices frequent flooding due to blocked waterways and illegal dumping. This is a sign of:

a)

Lack of material things

b)

Lack of resources

c)

Environmental disorder

d)

Lack of space

44.

In a school garden, most plants are withered and dry due to neglect. This is an example of:

a)

Unwashed clothes

b)

Absence of greenery indoors

c)

Dying plants

d)

Few library books

45.

A village grows medicinal plants and shares them with nearby communities. How is the environment contributing to well-being?

a)

It's always available

b)

It's the source of life

c)

It produces medicinal resources

d)

It has producers and consumers

46.

At a buffet, Maria only takes food she can finish to avoid waste. Which value is she practicing?

a)

Prudence

b)

Searching online answers

c)

Keeping lights on all day

d)

Being friendly to neighbors

47.

Lila wants to spend her savings on an expensive phone. Jack advises her to save it for emergencies or more important needs. Jack's advice demonstrates:

a)

Travel spending

b)

Luxury purchase

c)

Shopping spree

d)

Frugality

48.

A teacher explains that aesthetics can help identify if an environment is in disorder. Which statement is correct?

a)

Both statements 1 and 2

b)

Neither statement 1 nor 2

c)

Statement 1 only

d)

Statement 2 only

49.

In a farming community, the environment provides resources and supports production-consumption relationships. Which statement is correct?

a)

Statement 1 only

b)

Statement 2 only

c)

Neither statement 1 nor 2

d)

Both statements 1 and 2

50.

During a seminar, the speaker says: "Frugality applies not only to physical items but also to how we manage time and energy." Which statement is correct?

a)

Statement 1 only

b)

Both statements 1 and 2

c)

Statement 2 only

d)

Neither statement 1 nor 2