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WorksheetsSummative test in IPHP 11
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 2hrs 36mins
Who among the following philosophers refused to regard the human person as a composite of animality and rationality?
A. Martin Buber and Karol Wojtyla
B. Martin Heidegger and Martin Buber
C. Karol Wojtyla and Martin Heidegger
D. John Dewey
The concept that emphasizes genuine human interaction through dialogue is called ______.
A. Labeling
B. Dialogue
C. Empathy
D. Exclusivity
Intersubjectivity arises due to the _______.
A. interaction between the self and the other
B. I-It relationship
C. use of people as objects
D. absence of empathy
Martin Buber’s book 'Ich und Du' describes a relationship termed as ______.
A. I-It relation
B. I-You relation
C. We-relation
D. I-Me relation
The moral theory that emphasizes helping others, especially the vulnerable, is called ______.
A. Ethics of Care
B. Utilitarianism
C. Deontology
D. Moral Relativism
The 'I-It' relationship refers to ______.
A. Treating people as partners
B. Using others as objects
C. Dialogue between equals
D. Empathetic care
The 'I-You' relationship refers to ______.
A. Using others for gain
B. Seeing others as equals
C. Avoiding interaction
D. Labeling others
Which of the following is a characteristic of intersubjectivity?
A. Imposing beliefs on others
B. Accepting differences
C. Ignoring others’ views
D. Avoiding contact
Who emphasized that the human person is total, not dual?
A. John Dewey
B. Martin Buber
C. Karol Wojtyla
D. Aristotle
Empathy is defined as ______.
A. Feeling for others
B. Feeling with others
C. Feeling in others
D. Ignoring others’ emotions
Availability in intersubjectivity means ______.
A. Being present for others
B. Avoiding others
C. Being self-centered
D. Ignoring requests
Alienation happens when ______.
A. You respect others as equals
B. You treat others as mere objects
C. You empathize with others
D. You engage in dialogue
Intersubjectivity is best demonstrated by ______.
A. Helping others in need
B. Ignoring others
C. Labeling people
D. Avoiding relationships
The ethical perspective of care encourages individuals to ______.
A. Help others
B. Focus only on self
C. Avoid emotions
D. Disregard others
Karol Wojtyla viewed intersubjectivity as part of ______.
A. We-relation
B. I-It relation
C. Individualism
D. Totalitarianism
Which of the following is NOT consistent with intersubjectivity?
A. Accepting others’ uniqueness
B. Imposing your will
C. Engaging in dialogue
D. Empathizing
According to the module, labeling others negatively affects ______.
A. Dialogue
B. Relationships
C. Society
D. All of the above
In the 'I-It' relationship, a person ______.
A. Values others’ dignity
B. Uses others as means
C. Shows empathy
D. Engages in care
Which of the following songs was used to reflect intersubjectivity?
A. Imagine
B. Man in the Mirror
C. Tatsulok
D. Heal the World
The term 'intersubjectivity' literally refers to ______.
A. Self-reflection
B. Between subjects
C. One’s own feelings
D. Isolation
The philosopher who emphasized dialogue as essential to human relationships is ______.
A. Martin Buber
B. Aristotle
C. Descartes
D. Kant
The moral obligation to respond to others’ needs comes from ______.
A. Ethics of Care
B. Deontology
C. Utilitarianism
D. Existentialism
Empathy helps in ______.
A. Understanding others’ emotions
B. Avoiding connections
C. Imposing one’s will
D. Creating distance
The 'I-We' relation according to Wojtyla highlights ______.
A. Individual isolation
B. Human community
C. Conflict
D. Materialism
The earliest and simplest form of society is the ______.
A. Feudal
B. Horticultural
C. Pastoral
D. Hunting and Gathering
These establish and define acceptable behavior with punishments for violation.
A. Folkways
B. Laws
C. Norms
D. Mores
The family, school, and religion are examples of ______.
A. Social Classes
B. Social Institutions
C. Social Systems
D. Social Roles
Norms and laws that regulate interactions give rise to ______.
A. Social Institutions
B. Social System
C. Social Classes
D. Social Roles
Society may be defined as ______.
A. A lasting association for mutual help
B. A temporary organization
C. A political state
D. A random group
According to Aristotle, the human person is a ______.
A. Rational animal
B. Political animal
C. Spiritual being
D. Social outcast
Which of the following is NOT a form of society?
A. Agrarian
B. Industrial
C. Virtual
D. Mystical
The 'generation gap' refers to ______.
A. Differences in views due to age
B. Cultural uniformity
C. Economic inequality
D. Lack of education
Which of the following acts is NOT a taboo?
A. Eating pork (in Islam)
B. Touching a chief’s shadow
C. Chewing food loudly
D. Executive clemency
Social roles refer to ______.
A. Expected behaviors
B. Economic activities
C. Cultural dances
D. Religious laws
Which of the following best describes a 'social system'?
A. Patterned set of relationships
B. Set of moral rules
C. Religious rituals
D. Cultural beliefs
Which type of society is characterized by large-scale farming?
A. Hunting
B. Pastoral
C. Agrarian
D. Industrial
Which society emerged after industrialization?
A. Post-industrial
B. Feudal
C. Agricultural
D. Pastoral
Which of the following defines 'folkways'?
A. Formal laws
B. Traditions without punishment
C. Religious taboos
D. Political policies
The philosophy of individualism regards the person as ______.
A. Independent of state
B. Dependent on society
C. Controlled by state
D. Collective
Totalitarianism regards the state as ______.
A. Inferior to individuals
B. All-powerful
C. Equal to society
D. Optional
Virtual societies became possible due to ______.
A. Religion
B. Technology
C. Agriculture
D. Tradition
Which of the following describes mores?
A. Customs tied to morality
B. Government laws
C. Trade rules
D. Cultural trends
According to Vatican II, society is ______.
A. Optional for humans
B. A vital necessity
C. A government idea
D. A social invention
Social values such as cooperation and respect maintain ______.
A. Orderly society
B. Chaos
C. Inequality
D. Isolation
The main difference between hunting and pastoral societies is ______.
A. Domestication of animals
B. Use of tools
C. Size of family
D. Beliefs
The human person in society is seen as ______.
A. A being with others
B. A self-centered being
C. A political being only
D. Unrelated to others
The industrial society is marked by ______.
A. Machines and factories
B. Nomadic lifestyle
C. Small population
D. Handmade crafts
A society where interactions happen online is called ______.
A. Virtual society
B. Horticultural
C. Feudal
D. Industrial
