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IPHP QTR EXAM

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

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1.

The following statements describe partial point of view EXCEPT that_____________.

a)

It accounts for the absolute truth.

b)

It relies heavily on subjective interpretation.

c)

It focuses on certain aspects of the whole.

d)

It outlines one’s own perception of things.

2.

Which situation illustrates methodic doubt?

a)

Accepting knowledge from textbook

b)

Questioning whether the world outside the mind is real

c)

  Asking a teacher for more examples

d)

Believing in popular opinions

3.

Which of the following statements expresses an opinion?

a)

The sun will rise tomorrow.

b)

The sea has no colour of its own.

c)

Candidate A is best suited for the presidency.

d)

Dogs cannot fly.

4.

Who among the following has a greater chance of knowing the truth?

a)

Someone who takes information at face value.

b)

Someone who believes in something because it is said by an authority.

c)

Someone who relies on subjective interpretation of things.

d)

Someone who rationally examines and validate information.

5.

What does it mean when we say nature has intrinsic value?

a)

It is valuable for economic profit.

b)

It is valuable in itself, even without human use.

c)

It only matters if it benefits society.

d)

It gains value through science and technology.

6.

Which of the following statement is true about holistic perspective?

a)

It focuses on a specific detail rather than on its connection with the rest

b)

It is subjective

c)

It examines the interconnectivity of things.

d)

It makes the perceiving subject the standard of truth

7.

What does logic focus on in philosophical method?

a)

The meaning behind symbols

b)

The structure and validity of arguments

c)

The influence of culture on beliefs

d)

d.       The emotional tone of discussions

8.

Which of the following is the best campaign theme that embodies both virtues of prudence and frugality?

a)

“Nature in Luxury”

b)

“Live Smart, Live Simple”

c)

“Modern Living, Fast Choices”

d)

“Only the best for the planet”

9.

Which of the following best explain the concept of Aesthetic Attitude?

a)

It is a field in philosophy where it discusses theories of beauty, primarily in art

b)

It is a state of mind about orienting ourselves towards the world in an optimistic way.

c)

It is the state of the human person where they developed a certain character.

d)

All of the above

10.

It is a branch of Philosophy that answers the question “What is?”

a)

Methaphysics

b)

Epistemology

c)

Aesthetics

d)

Ethics

11.

Which of the following is the characteristic of truth-seeking?

a)

You demand the application of reason and evidence.

b)

You trust your own reasoning skills.

c)

You have the courageous desire for the best knowledge

d)

You are curious and eager to acquire knowledge.

12.

Which of the following is the characteristic of Analytical?

a)

You demand the application of reason and evidence.

b)

You trust your own reasoning skills.

c)

You have the courageous desire for the best knowledge

d)

You are curious and eager to acquire knowledge.

13.

If someone says, “Most people online agree with me,” how should we assess their statement?

a)

Consider if they’re a good communicator

b)

Check the credibility of their sources

c)

Ask how many followers they have

d)

Compare their opinion with yours

14.

The Saying “free as a bird” in in the level of:

a)

Meaning-seeking being

b)

Freedom from Restrictions

c)

Transcendence

d)

Corporal Being

15.

Which of the following is an example of natural limitations?

a)

Law

b)

Traditions

c)

Environmental

d)

Technological

16.

It means to comprehend and express the meaning or significance of a wide variety of experiences, situation, data events, judgments, conventions, beliefs, rules, procedures, or criteria

a)

Analysis

b)

Interpretation

c)

Evaluation 

d)

Interference

17.

How does prudence benefit the environment?

a)

It allows humans to consume more.

b)

It promotes strict laws against pollution.

c)

It guides people to make wise, sustainable choices.

d)

It encourages rapid use of natural resources.

18.

Which of the following actions shows a lack of prudence?

a)

Turning off lights when not in use

b)

Researching before cutting down trees

c)

Dumping waste into rivers without concern

d)

Using rainwater for gardening

19.

Which of the following statement is true about Transcendence?

a)

When you achieve transcendence, you have gone beyond ordinary limitations

b)

When you put yourself on the shoe of the other.

c)

When you practice Holistic Perspective rather than Partial point of View.

d)

All of the Above

20.

Which of the following best describe that Physical reality is a limitation?

a)

The soul is universal, pure, single substance, unchanging, and immortal.

b)

The physical reality of the human person means its corporal body will eventually die.

c)

Human freedom is distinct from the freedom by all other beings in this word.

d)

None of the Above

21.

Which of the following best describe that immaterial reality is a limitation?

a)

The soul is universal, pure, single substance, unchanging, and immortal.

b)

The physical reality of the human person means its corporal body will eventually die.

c)

Human freedom is distinct from the freedom by all other beings in this word.

d)

None of the Above

22.

Philosopher who philosophized that a person who does not exercise his or her reality of being free, by the way of transcendence, has a “fallen life”?

a)

Plato 

b)

Heidegger

c)

Aristotle

d)

Socrates

23.

Laws, customs, and traditions are example of what kind of limitation?

a)

Statute of Limitations

b)

Psychological Limitation

c)

Social Limitation

d)

Environmental Limitation

24.

Which of the following best describe the concept of sustainable development?

a)

It is about maintaining the environment.

b)

It includes all the things in our surrounding that affect our being.

c)

It is the development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of the future generation to meet their own needs.

d)

All of the Above

25.

It is a disciplined, systematic investigation of a verbal or written discourse to make ideas clear, precise, and reasonable.

a)

Reflection

b)

Critical Thinking

c)

Transcendence

d)

Freedom

26.

Presenting an argument is an example of____________.

a)

Evaluation

b)

Inference

c)

   Explanation

d)

Self-regulation

27.

Why is philosophy essential in evaluating truth claims?

a)

It creates strong emotions in debates

b)

It avoids confusing facts with reason

c)

It helps analyze beliefs and verify truth through critical thinking

d)

It makes people agree with your opinion

28.

Trusting your reasoning skill is an example of_________.

a)

  Inquisitive

b)

Self-confident

c)

Mature in Judgment

d)

Truth-Seeking

29.

What is an example of disorder in the environment?

a)

Biodiversity

b)

Air pollution cause by factories

c)

Food chain in the forest

d)

Natural recycling processes

30.

Which of the following best describe that your reasoning is PRECISE.

a)

Giving facts, details, and in being specific.

b)

The statement makes sense

c)

The argument is focused on what is important

d)

It encompasses multiple viewpoints

31.

Which of the following demonstrates practical philosophy in action?

a)

Memorizing key philosophers

b)

Reflecting on personal values and making ethical life choices

c)

Reading abstract texts without application

d)

Debating without considering outcomes

32.

Which of the following best describes prudence?

a)

It makes us responsible user of the environment.

b)

It requires as to have knowledge before hand

c)

It is an intellectual habit that helps man becoming responsible in his relationship towards the environment.

d)

All of the above

33.

It is anything that exists even without the human mind thinking about it.

a)

Situation

b)

Reality

c)

Experience

d)

Embodied

34.

Physical:Body, Immaterial:_____

a)

Limitation

b)

Human

c)

Soul

d)

Spirit

35.

What makes human freedom differ to animal freedom?

a)

Human have the capacity to  choose and decide

b)

Human freedom goes beyond freedom from restrictions

c)

Freedom of animal is in the level of freedom with restrictions

d)

All of the above

36.

How do you learn to practice a new method of thinking?

a)

Know something

b)

Acquire Skills

c)

Interpret

d)

Categorize

37.

An authentic philosophical question should be___________.

a)

To become aware of one’s ignorance

b)

To become Smart

c)

To become assured

d)

To Acquire skills

38.

Which of the following best explains the chief ideas of the form?

a)

The world is made up of human who knows how to reflect.

b)

The world is made up of reflections of more perfect and ideal form

c)

The world is pure reflections

d)

All of the above

39.

Which of the following contrasts instrumental from intrinsic value?

a)

Instrumental is emotional, intrinsic is scientific

b)

Instrumental is usefulness; intrinsic is worth in itself

c)

Intrinsic is short-term; instrumental is eternal

d)

Intrinsic is for humans, instrumental is for animals

40.

Which of the following is true about Socratic Method?

a)

It is not about winning an argument

b)

Series of asking questions

c)

It is a way to seek truth guided by your own light.

d)

All of the above

41.

Which of the following statement best describes an environment?

a)

A frontier or a newly discovered place like forest, falls, and caves

b)

A place where both humans and non-humans interact with each other

c)

An urban hive

d)

All of the above

42.

Which of the following statement is incorrect?

a)

Physical Outlines limitations

b)

Immaterial outlines limitation

c)

Freedom outlines possibility for transcendence

d)

None of the above

43.

Opinion is__________

a)

Objective

b)

A kin to holistic perspective  

c)

A partial point of view

d)

True Knowledge

44.

Pythagoras and his followers did not eat meat or beans. This was called_____-

a)

Vegetarian

b)

Diet

c)

Pythagoras Diet

d)

Pythagorean Diet

45.

This is essential in critical thinking. This involves having the right and adequate information.

a)

Broad

b)

Deep

c)

Accurate

d)

Significant

46.

Which of the following is true about doing Philosophy?

a)

Doing Philosophy is every man’s vocation.

b)

Doing Philosophy entails digging into the roots

c)

Doing philosophy involves the marriage of theoria and praxis.

d)

All of the above

47.

Which of the following is an example of a fact?

a)

I love Philosophy

b)

I have a black ball pen

c)

Color blue is beautiful

d)

Physics is hard

48.

Which of the following best explain Aesthetics?

a)

A branch of Philosophy that studies the existence

b)

A branch of Philosophy that studies the knowledge

c)

A branch of Philosophy that studies the Actions

d)

A branch of Philosophy that studies the Art

49.

A student brings a reusable container instead of using disposable plastic. Which virtue is shown?

a)

Simplicity

b)

Frugality

c)

Prudence

d)

Kindness

50.

Why is identifying assumptions important when evaluating an opinion?

a)

Because they make the opinion longer

b)

Because assumptions affect the opinion's reliability

c)

Because they are always correct

d)

Because assumptions are required in every argument