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WorksheetsPhilosophy (Assessment 3)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which scenario best reflects authentic freedom?
Doing whatever one wants even if it harms others
Following rules only to avoid punishment
Choosing the good even in difficult situations
Copying what majority of society does
Alex chooses to help a stranger even when no one is watching. This act best represents:
Self-interest
Fear of judgment
Moral responsibility
Public image
Sophia refuses to follow an unjust law. This shows that freedom involves:
Blind obedience
Critical thinking and conscience
Seeking approval
Avoiding consequences
Which action best demonstrates intersubjectivity?
Ignoring others' opinions
Acting solely for self-benefit
Competing to dominate others
Listening and responding with empathy
When two people acknowledge each other's dignity regardless of differences, they are practicing:
Mutual respect
Tolerance only
Forced agreement
Passive coexistence
A person who isolates themselves completely from society denies their nature as:
Rational thinker
Free agent
Social being
Independent spirit
Which statement shows that human persons are social beings?
Humans can live without relationships
People need others for growth and identity
Freedom means total separation
Isolation leads to true happiness
John donates anonymously to charity. This reflects freedom guided by:
Social pressure
Selfish gain
Moral duty to impress
Authentic generosity
Facing death makes a person reflect on their life choices. This is an example of:
Existential awareness
Fear-based obedience
Avoidance of reality
Hopelessness
Accepting death as natural rather than fearing it shows:
Denial
Desperation
Wisdom and maturity
Indifference
A prisoner who finds meaning despite confinement demonstrates:
Physical freedom only
Intellectual rebellion
Inner spiritual freedom
Absolute despair
When individuals recognize that their freedom affects others, they practice:
Egoism
Negligence
Denial of responsibility
Ethical responsibility
Helping others without expecting anything in return is an example of:
True altruism
Transactional behavior
Social conformity
Hidden manipulation
Maria forgives someone who wronged her. This shows freedom as:
Control over others
Inner liberation from hatred
Suppression of anger
Denial of justice
Which situation reflects bad faith (self-deception)?
Accepting mistakes honestly
Pretending to have no choice
Taking responsibility
Choosing consciously
One who accepts their mortality and lives fully is practicing:
Despair
Careless risk-taking
Passive existence
Existential authenticity
A person who blames society for all their actions denies their:
A. Social condition
B. Personal freedom and accountability
C. Cultural influence
D. Historical background
True freedom means:
Doing anything without limits
Acting without reflection
Choosing the good even when difficult
Ignoring others
Intersubjectivity helps society because it allows:
Isolation of individuals
Conflict and competition
Mutual understanding and cooperation
Silent coexistence
Life becomes meaningful when a person:
Accumulates wealth
Avoids challenges
Seeks pleasure only
Lives with purpose and responsibility
