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WorksheetsPHILOSOPHY SECOND TERM EXAM
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Stories used by ancient people to explain nature and life.
Myth
Philosophy
Socrates
Plato
Search for truth and wisdom through reason.
Myth
Philosophy
Socrates
Plato
Greek philosopher who used questions to find knowledge.
Myth
Philosophy
Socrates
Plato
Believed in a perfect “World of Ideas.”
Myth
Philosophy
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle believed that true knowledge comes from experience and observation.
TRUE
FALSE
Philosophy encourages critical thinking about the world.
TRUE
FALSE
Sophists were known for teaching rhetoric and persuasion.
TRUE
FALSE
Myths were based on reason and scientific evidence.
TRUE
FALSE
What does the word philosophy mean in Greek?
Love of art
Love of wisdom
Study of religion
knowledge of nature
What is the main goal of philosophy?
To understand the origin of the universe through myths
To seek truth and wisdom using reason
To memorize ancient stories and traditions
To follow religious rules strictly
What did the Atomists believe?
Everything was made of small, indivisible particles
The gods controlled all events
The Earth was the center of the universe
Knowledge came only from reason
What did the Sophists teach in Ancient Greece?
How to build templates
How to study the stars and planets
How to argue and persuade others
How to calculate with numbers
Philosophy began when people started using _______________ instead of myths to explain the world.
Happiness
Critical thinking
Socratic method
Philosophy
The _______________ was a way of learning through constant questioning.
Happiness
Critical thinking
Socratic method
Philosophy
Aristotle said that the goal of life is to achieve __________.
Happiness
Critical thinking
Socratic method
Philosophy
Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle are considered the founders of ___________.
Happiness
Critical thinking
Socratic method
Philosophy
“No man ever steps in the same river twice.” – Heraclitus
People never learn from their mistakes.
Everything in life is constantly changing.
Nature always stays the same.
Water is the source of wisdom.
“Happiness depends on ourselves.” – Aristotle
Happiness is controlled by destiny.
Only rich people can be happy.
Our actions and choices create our happiness.
Happiness comes from other people.
“ All I know is that I do not know nothing.” – Socrates
Ignorance is a sign of weakness.
Wise people admit their lack of knowledge.
Knowledge is impossible to achieve.
Everyone knows everything.
“Man is the measure of all things.” – Protagoras (Sophist)
Truth depends on each person’s perception.
Only science can define what is true.
Humans should control nature.
All people think the same.
