WorksheetsGroup 1 Philosophy Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which of the following BEST defines death?
The temporary loss of consciousness or awareness
The separation of the body and soul during sleep
The permanent end of all biological functions that sustain a living organism
The process of growing old and weak over time
He is a British philosopher and bioethicist who studies the moral and human meaning of death.
David Jones
David Andrew Jones
Alben Jones
David Andrei Jones
This is a state of emotional well-being characterized by contentment, joy, and satisfaction. It’s not just about momentary pleasure but also about long-term fulfillment and peace of mind.
Transcendence
Eudaimonia
Happiness
Coping
Which of the following is NOT a source of happiness?
Common Good
Pleasurable Good
Noble Good
Useful Good
The following are reasons as to why we suffer, EXCEPT
Happiness and Fulfillment
Human Limitations
Natural Causes
Growth and Learning
Deep inner pain that comes from questioning the meaning and purpose of life
Existential Suffering
Mental Suffering
Physical Suffering
Conscious Suffering
The soul and the body are two seperate entities.
Hylomorphism
Duality
Dualism
Spirit
The following are the types of suffering, EXCEPT
Physical Suffering
Mental Suffering
Financial Success
Existential Suffering
He is known for his famous essay "Death" published in 1970.
Thomas Eddison
Thomas and Friends
Thomas Hobbes
Thomas Nagel
Conscious effort to deal with challenges
Grief
Depression
Coping
Harm
II. Identify the Philosopher
There are two possibilities about death; Peaceful Nothingness and Journey to Afterlife
Thomas Nagel
Aristotle
Socrates
St. Thomas Aquinas
II. Identify the Philosopher
He viewed death in a religous and philosophical perspective.
Thomas Nagel
Aristotle
Socrates
St. Thomas Aquinas
II. Identify the Philosopher
He recognizes death as evil but faces it with virtue.
Thomas Nagel
Aristotle
Socrates
St. Thomas Aquinas
II. Identify the Philosopher
A philosophical concept, Hylomorphism, originated from...?
Thomas Nagel
Aristotle
Socrates
St. Thomas Aquinas
II. Identify the Philosopher
He thinks that there is an imbalance on how humans think about existence, he called this the
Asymmetry of Experience.
Thomas Nagel
Aristotle
Socrates
St. Thomas Aquinas
II. Identify the Philosopher
He was sentenced to death just because his views and belief does not align with the Greeks.
Thomas Nagel
Aristotle
Socrates
St. Thomas Aquinas
II. Identify the Philosopher
He argues that death is bad because it deprives us of the far more good things in life.
Thomas Nagel
Aristotle
Socrates
St. Thomas Aquinas
II. Identify the Philosopher
He considered death natural to humans as biological beings, but unnatural in the sense that it entered the world due to original sin.
Thomas Nagel
Aristotle
Socrates
St. Thomas Aquinas
II. Identify the Philosopher
He believed that it is unreasonable for philosophers to fear death.
Thomas Nagel
Aristotle
Socrates
St. Thomas Aquinas
II. Identify the Philosophers
He viewed death in a secular and philosophical perspective. Entirely based out of logic and reasoning.
Thomas Nagel
Aristotle
Socrates
St. Thomas Aquinas
True or False (2 POINTS EACH)
Aristotle's main belief is that death is transformational, natural, and nothing to fear
TRUE
FALSE
True or False
Useful good is something good because it gives pleasure or satisfaction.
TRUE
FALSE
True or False
Andrew Jones' ethical view on death upholds the dignity and sanctity of all.
TRUE
FALSE
True or False
Thomas Nagel believes that there is an afterlife after we die.
TRUE
FALSE
True or False
Mental Suffering refers to the path or distress that affects the mind and emotions.
TRUE
FALSE
