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WorksheetsPhilosophy 3 MII — Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
According to Plato's Republic, which set lists the three components of one's soul?
reason, spirit, appetite
mind, body, will
intellect, emotion, desire
essence, form, matter
What is another term for cosmos-centered?
cosmocentric
geocentric
egocentric
anthropocentric
What is another term for anthropo-centered?
human-centred
cosmos-centred
God-centred
ego-centred
What is meant by the cogito?
I think, therefore I am.
All knowledge begins with experience.
Truth is relative to culture.
Only forms are real.
What philosophy considers experience as the only source of knowledge?
Empiricism
Rationalism
Idealism
Skepticism
What part of the body does the perceiving of things?
the sense organs
the liver
the skeleton
the hair
What is a person's supreme task, according to Immanuel Kant?
to act from duty according to the moral law
to maximize personal pleasure
to achieve political power
to contemplate eternal forms
What is the term for ideas with which we are born?
innate ideas
tabula rasa
posteriori notions
pragmatic beliefs
For Heraclitus, which idea aligns best?
Life changes
Life is permanent
Experience is the only source of knowledge
He supported Plato's world of ideas
For Parmenides, which idea aligns best?
Life is permanent
Life changes
Nothing whatsoever is certain
There is nothing more wonderful than man
For Plato, which description aligns best?
Combined the ideas of Heraclitus and Parmenides
Experience is the only source of knowledge
He discovered the soul
He supported Aristotle's world of senses
For Aristotle, which statement aligns best?
Plato is my friend, but truth is a greater friend
Nothing whatsoever is certain
No knowledge is possible without perception
There is nothing more wonderful than man
For Socrates, which statement aligns best?
He discovered the soul
Life changes
He supported Aristotle's world of senses
Nothing whatsoever is certain
For St. Augustine, which statement aligns best?
He supported Plato's world of ideas
Experience is the only source of knowledge
Life is permanent
Plato is my friend, but truth is a greater friend
For St. Thomas, which statement aligns best?
He supported Aristotle's world of senses
He discovered the soul
Life changes
Nothing whatsoever is certain
For Pico, which statement aligns best?
There is nothing more wonderful than man
No knowledge is possible without perception
Life is permanent
Experience is the only source of knowledge
For Descartes, which statement aligns best?
Nothing whatsoever is certain
He supported Plato's world of ideas
Experience is the only source of knowledge
Life is permanent
For Locke, which statement aligns best?
Experience is the only source of knowledge
Life changes
He discovered the soul
He supported Aristotle's world of senses
How does the Theory of Ideas of Plato differ from the Theory of Hylemorphism of Aristotle, and in what way did these two theories try to reconcile the opposing philosophies of Heraclitus and Parmenides?
Both philosophers deny that change is real and treat all becoming as illusion.
Each offers a reconciliation by explaining permanence and change together—Plato by two levels of reality (being and becoming), Aristotle by uniting form (stability) with matter (change) in one substance.
Plato and Aristotle agree that only sense experience yields knowledge and reject any role for intellect.
None of the choices
For Hegel, which statement aligns best?
Experience is the only source of knowledge.
Nothing is certain.
Life is permanent.
The truth is not static.
