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WorksheetsLONG TEST
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 20mins
According to Martin Buber, the genuine form of human relationship is expressed as:
A. I-It
B. I-You
C. I-Them
D. I- Thou
Which concept means “the recognition of the other as a subject and not merely as an object”?
A. Alienation
B. Intersubjectivity
C. Speechifying
D. All of the above
What is the danger of treating the other as an “object”?
A. It builds stronger relationships
B. It reduces respect and dignity
C. It increases understanding
D. It enhances cooperation
According to existentialists, freedom always comes with_______.
A. Happiness
B. Authority
C. Responsibility
D. Wealth
Which statement below shows a concept of intersubjectivity?
A. I don’t care about what others think.
B. I will decide on my own.
C. I understand your situation and will help you.
I only value my own perspective.
The ability to transcend one’s situation and make choices is an example of:
A. Intersubjectivity
B. Freedom
C. Essentialism
D. Both B and C is correct.
Intersubjectivity teaches us to view the “Other” with______.
A. Bitterness
B. Indifference
C. Respect
D. Authority
When we recognize the humanity of the other, we are practicing_____.
A. Alienation
B. Intersubjectivity
C. Freedom
D. Volition
He is the one who introduce and coined Intersubjectivity
A. Aristotle
B. Edmund Husserl
C. St. Thomas Aquinas
D. Socrates
Which concept means that no human is an isolated being, but always in relation with others?
A. Individualism
B. Existentialism
C. Intersubjectivity
D. Freedom
Which of the following do not belong to the group?
A. Seeming
B. Unfoling
C. Imposition
D. Speechifying
Which is the foundation of all authentic human relationships?
A. Seeming
B. Being
C. Imposition
D. Speechifying
A person who acts only for appearances and hides their true motives lives in:
A. Being
B. Unfolding
C. Seeming
D. Personal making-present
Which philosophical movement emphasizes human freedom and responsibility in making meaning?
A. Empiricism
B. Existentialism
C. Rationalism
D. Idealism
According to existentialism, anxiety often arises from_______.
A. Ignorance of science
B. Too much wealth
C. The burden of freedom
D. Physical weakness
Social contract theory, existentialism, and volition all highlight the importance of:
A. Obedience
B. Freedom and responsibility
C. Divine intervention alone
D. Instinct
Which of the following best represents ethics of care?
A. Obeying rules for their own sake.
B. Prioritizing compassion and nurturing relationships.
C. Calculating the happiness for the greatest number.
D. Seeking personal advantage only.
The virtue of being present and open to the needs of others is_____
A. Alienation
B. Empathy
C. Availability
D. Sympathy
A teacher who listens attentively and responds to students’ struggles is showing:
A. Empathy and availability
B. Alienation
C. Power and authority
D. Professionalism
The social contract is an agreement between_______
A. Citizens and God
B. Rulers and soldiers
C. Individuals and society/government
D. Teachers and students
The act of putting oneself in another person’s situation to understand their feelings.
(a)
The recognition of the other person as a subject and not just as an object.
(a)
The relationship described by Buber where people are treated as objects.
(a)
Acts done without the use of reason and free will, such as breathing and digestion.
(a)
Acts that involve knowledge, freedom, and voluntariness.
(a)
Who is considered the father of Social Contract Theory?
(a)
There are two (2) elements of freedom ; Voluntariness and (a) .
Laws made by human authorities to regulate society.
(a)
The law that is universal, binding all creatures at all times.
(a)
The Ten Commandments are examples of this type of law.
(a)
