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Philosophy Examination

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which philosopher advocated the idea that freedom is intertwined with spirituality and love?

a)

Aristotle

b)

St. Thomas Aquinas

c)

Jean Paul Sartre

d)

John Locke

2.

What is an agreement in which individuals relinquish a portion of their freedom and submit to a higher authority?

a)

Existentialism

b)

Volition

c)

Social Contract

d)

Freedom

3.

What is the term for the type of freedom that is also referred to as freedom of choice?

a)

Physical Freedom

b)

Psychological Freedom

c)

Moral Freedom

d)

Social Freedom

4.

Which philosopher expressed the idea that a human being is rational, reason is a divine characteristic, and without intellect, there would be no will?

a)

Jean Paul Sartre

b)

St. Thomas Aquinas

c)

John Locke

d)

Aristotle

5.

What does the term refer to when describing the ability of a person to act out of their own free will and self-determination?

a)

Voluntariness

b)

Responsibility

c)

Morality

d)

Dilemma

6.

What is the philosophical concept that pertains to the interaction between the 'self' and the 'other'?

a)

Totalization

b)

Intersubjectivity

c)

Empathy

d)

Availability

7.

What is the term for the willingness of a person to be present and available for another?

a)

Empathy

b)

Availability

c)

Ethics of care

d)

Intersubjectivity

8.

Which Jewish philosopher emphasized the study of how individuals relate to others and asserted that the realization of 'I' or oneself depends on the recognition of 'others'?

a)

Martin Buber

b)

Rene Descartes

c)

Edmund Husserl

d)

Jean Paul Sartre

9.

What is the ability to sense and understand someone else's emotions, putting oneself in their shoes?

a)

Sympathy

b)

Empathy

c)

Availability

d)

Ethics of care

10.

What is the term for a relationship in which individuals make themselves the center of their world?

a)

I-I relationship

b)

I-it relationship

c)

I-thou relationship

d)

I-do relationship

11.

What is acknowledged as the earliest and most basic form of society?

a)

Hunting and Gathering

b)

Pastoral

c)

Horticultural

d)

Feudal

12.

Which form of society is considered a virtual society?

a)

Feudal

b)

Industrial

c)

Post- Industrial

d)

Agricultural

13.

What are the formal and stringent norms that establish and define the acceptable behavior of citizens?

a)

Folkways

b)

Norms

c)

Social System

d)

Laws

14.

Which form of society is organized based on status?

a)

Feudal

b)

Horticultural

c)

Agricultural

d)

Pastoral

15.

Which form of society is based on the use of specialized machinery in the production of goods and services?

a)

Agricultural

b)

Industrial

c)

Pastoral

d)

Horticultural

16.

What is the source of happiness that is derived solely from what it can provide?

a)

Noble

b)

Useful

c)

Pleasurable

d)

All of these

17.

What type of suffering encompasses discomfort, hunger, distress, and pain?

a)

Physical

b)

Social

c)

Mental

d)

Moral

18.

What is the Greek term that signifies goal, purpose, or fulfillment?

a)

Terminus

b)

Telos

c)

Philos

d)

Sophia

19.

What source of happiness do friendship and love represent?

a)

Pleasurable

b)

Mental

c)

Useful

d)

Noble

20.

Which among the following is NOT a mental suffering?

a)

Anxiety

b)

Depression

c)

Fear

d)

Hunger

21.

In a close-knit community, there's an unwritten tradition that everyone must follow dress code on special occasions. What best describes this tradition? ______.

a)

Laws

b)

Folkways

c)

Generation Gap

d)

Social System

22.

What form of society involves the assignment of tasks and occupations to individuals based on their gender?

a)

Horticultural

b)

Pastoral

c)

Industrial

d)

Agricultural

23.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of having a genuine human interaction?

a)

Open-mindedness

b)

Empathy

c)

Exclusivity

d)

Selflessness

24.

Which among the following shows moral freedom?

a)

Doing what you want

b)

Doing charitable work

c)

Travel restrictions

d)

Choosing your partner

25.

Is freedom absolute? Why or why not?

a)

Yes, since freedom has no limitations.

b)

Yes, since freedom is doing whatever you want

c)

No, freedom is always coupled with responsibility

d)

No, freedom is not doing something

26.

Which among the following uses freedom responsibly?

a)

Ignoring the consequences of one's actions.

b)

Respecting the rights and perspectives of others.

c)

Prioritizing personal interests over societal well-being.

d)

Exclusively pursuing individual goals without consideration for others

27.

When using social media, what represents responsible freedom?

a)

Sharing misinformation to gain attention.

b)

Acknowledging others' privacy and consent.

c)

Cyberbullying and harassing individuals online.

d)

Creating divisive content without verification.

28.

Which of the following demonstrates an authentic connection?

a)

A liquor company using the female body in their advertisements to boost sales

b)

Engaging in a friends-with-benefits relationship

c)

Exclusively considering and not accepting others' ideas

d)

Showing empathy towards friends coping with anxiety

29.

Which scenario exemplifies an 'I-I relationship?

a)

A group decision-making process with open communication and consideration for various ideas.

b)

Collaborating with friends to achieve a shared goal and supporting each other's aspirations.

c)

Preferring and insisting on only one's own ideas without accepting input from others.

d)

Demonstrating empathy and understanding towards a friend facing personal challenges.

30.

How can individuals contribute to uplifting the LGBTQI community?

a)

Supporting inclusive policies and practices in workplaces and institutions.

b)

Promoting awareness and understanding of diverse gender identities and sexual orientations.

c)

Advocating for equal rights and protections

d)

All of the above

31.

What does John Rawls mean by the 'veil of ignorance' in the concept of the original position?

a)

Humans would naturally seek a just and fair society to look out for their own interests.

b)

People have the rights to overthrow a failed government.

c)

People have empowered the government to act on their behalf.

d)

None of these

32.

A cultural event is organized in your community, but you're not familiar with the customs. What would you do?

a)

Skip the event, as you are not interested in unfamiliar cultures

b)

Attend the event, observe, and ask questions to better understand the customs

c)

Attend but criticize the event for being too different from your own culture

d)

All of the above

33.

You have the chance to take a leadership role in a community initiative. How do you approach this opportunity?

a)

Decline, you prefer to remain in the background.

b)

Accept only if it comes with personal benefits.

c)

Embrace the opportunity, recognizing the potential positive impact

d)

None of the these

34.

You encounter an unexpected setback that brings disappointment. How do you cope with it?

a)

Reflect on the situation, accept it, and seek constructive ways to move forward

b)

Blame external factors and other people for the setback

c)

Dwell on the disappointment, letting it affect your overall mood

d)

Just do nothing

35.

A friend is going through a tough time and shares their struggles with you. How would you respond?

a)

Dismiss their concerns, assuming they’ll get over it on their own

b)

Offer solutions right away and advice to fix their problems.

c)

Make judgment on their problems

d)

Listen and offer emotional support without judgment

36.

You are going through a period of intense stress and anxiety. How do you handle it?

a)

Keep your struggles to yourself.

b)

Pretend everything is fine.

c)

Seek support from someone

d)

Engage in activities to distract yourself