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Philosophy Of Life

Total questions: 7

Worksheet time: 70secs

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1.

What is meant by a “philosophy of life”?

a)

A list of religious rules to follow

b)

A scientific explanation of existence

c)

A personal system of beliefs and values that guides how we live, think, and act

d)

A political opinion about social issues

2.

How do Eastern and Western philosophies differ in their idea of wisdom?

a)

Eastern emphasizes logic, Western emphasizes spirituality

b)

Eastern seeks harmony and balance, while Western seeks truth and reason

c)

Eastern rejects emotion, Western rejects reason

d)

Eastern focuses on technology, Western focuses on nature

3.

What does axiology mainly study?

a)

Human anatomy

b)

The nature of values — moral, aesthetic, and cultural

c)

Methods of acquiring knowledge

d)

The difference between fact and fiction

4.

Why is ethics considered important within axiology?

a)

It defines what is fashionable or beautiful

b)

It tells us which opinions are popular

c)

It guides moral decisions about right and wrong in daily life

d)

It helps people avoid emotional thinking

5.

Which statement best represents the idea of aesthetics?

a)

Beauty can only be found in material wealth

b)

Beauty can be experienced through art, nature, and emotional harmony

c)

Aesthetics deals only with mathematical balance

d)

Aesthetic value is unrelated to human feelings

6.

What does epistemology ask us to consider in modern life?

a)

Whether emotions can be measured scientifically

b)

How we know what is true — and how knowledge is shaped by society, media, and belief

c)

Why art influences human emotion

d)

How to apply ancient myths to modern living

7.

Why does studying philosophy help in addressing issues like AI ethics or climate change?

a)

Because it provides direct technological solutions

b)

Because philosophers can code better algorithms

c)

Because it teaches us to question moral implications — asking not only “can we?” but “should we?”

d)

Because it replaces the need for scientific reasoning