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Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
All sciences are divided into physics and stamp collecting, - said:
Ernest Rutherford
Richard Dawkins
Immanuel Kant
Albert Einstein
Isaac Newton
"Civilization" is considered the last stage of development of any culture:
Oswald Spengler
Nikolai Danilevsky
Arnold J. Toynbee
Karl Jaspers
Martin Buber
"Evolution" is the central concept in the doctrine of:
John Stuart Mill
Herbert Spencer
Auguste Comte
Saint-Simon
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
"God is dead", the reevaluation of values, and the idea of the Übermensch are found in the philosophy of:
Friedrich Nietzsche
Albert Camus
Martin Buber
Karl Jaspers
Jean-Paul Sartre
"Have the courage to use your own understanding!" wrote:
Diderot
Voltaire
Montagne
Rousseau
Kant
"I believe because it is absurd" was stated by:
Augustine of Hippo
Tertullian
Thomas Aquinas
Giordano Bruno
Thomas More
"I believe in order to understand" is a statement of:
Scholasticism
Peripateticism
Agnosticism
Fatherhood
Creationism
"The less superstition, the less bias; the less bias, the less misfortune and disasters" - these words were spoken by:
Diderot
Rousseau
Voltaire
Holbach
Condorcet
"Man is born free, and yet everywhere he is in chains" - the treatise opens with these words:
Discourse on the Freedom of Thought
Philosophical Inquiry into Human Freedom
Fifteen Sermons on Human Nature
On the Social Contract
Thoughts on Various Subjects
"Social anthropology" is...:
Discipline of natural sciences
Interdisciplinary field of knowledge
Studies the influence of natural phenomena on human behavior
Studies the relationship between humans and space
Addreses the problems of natural sciences of our time
"The book of nature is written in the language of mathematics," - stated:
Copernicus
Galileo
Bacon
Descartes
Newton
"The Epic of Gilgamesh, or He Who Saw Everything" is a poetic work of:
Sumerian civilization
Indian civilization
Egyptian civilization
Chinese civilization
Persian civilization
"In every knowledge, there is as much truth as there is in mathematics", - believed:
Copernicus
Galileo
Kant
Descartes
Newton
"The word, life, science, creation, power, insight, justice" - these are the "eight faces" of Allah mentioned:
Chokan Valikhanov
Akmet Baitursynov
Magzhan Zhumabaev
Abai Kunanbaev
Mustafa Shokay
The distinctive feature of the worldview of French Enlightenment thinkers, related to their anti-theological activities, is:
Anti-clericalism
Secularism
Humanism
Enlightenment
Atheism
A person who behaves in a way that is acceptable to most people and avoids doing things that may be considered different or unusual:
supporter
follower
advocate
conformist
adept
A person who does not behave as most people do:
antagonist
nonconformist
protester
opponent
adversary
Philosophical theory that emphasizes the existence of individual freedom:
Nihilism
Empiricism
Liberalism
Romanticism
No correct answer
The philosophical trend that absolutized the laws of mechanics in relation to social philosophy:
Existentialism
French materialism of the 18th century
Phenomenology
Postmodernism
Psychoanalysis
Renaissance thinker who believed that a ruler should combine the qualities of a lion and a fox:
Campanella
More
Petrarch
Bruno
Machiavelli
The sign of the artistic nature of a specific work can only be:
Reason
System of criteria
Theory of art
Ideal
Experience
The system of philosophy that recognizes only things that can be scientifically or logically proven:
Romanticism
Existentialism
Nihilism
Positivism
No correct answer
The thinker who claims that a philosopher should be at the head of the state:
Aristotle
Democritus
Heraclitus
Plato
Epicurus
The thinker whose ideas about man reflect the following statement: "Man is a wolf to man":
Spinoza
Hobbes
Pascale
Hegel
Kant
Utilitarian and practical approach to life:
Creates an artistic image
Contributes to the understanding of the essence of the aesthetic
Leads to the loss of the specificity of art
Provides a basis for creating the beautiful
Opposes the beautiful and the ugly
The utopian program of universal social transformation based on communal ownership was presented by:
Confucius in 'Conversations and Judgments'
Tommaso Campanella in 'The City of the Sun'
Plato in 'The Republic'
Charles de Montesquieu in 'The Spirit of the Laws'
Michel de Montaigne in 'Essays'
Abai Kunanbayev stated in his works:
Blind faith in Allah
True faith in Allah - iman
Denial of God
Pantheism
is by Montesquieu in 'The Spirit of the Laws'
Michel de Montaigne in 'Essays'
Abai Kunanbaev in his works:
True faith in Allah - iman
Blind faith in Allah
Denial of God
Abai Kunanbaev in his works:
Blind faith in Allah
True faith in Allah - iman
Denial of God
Pantheistic ideas
The idea of God as the first cause
According to Abai, 'the power of the Almighty is expressed in ...'
Science and mercy
Technology and nature
Art and culture
Man and society
Law and virtue
According to Al-Farabi, the ideal social structure:
city of freedom
city of panic
city of the sun
city of ambitions
virtuous city
According to Al-Farabi, the most valuable quality in a person, and thus a means of getting closer to Allah, is:
Faith
Conscience
Love
Reason
Feeling
According to Augustine, the state, as the 'kingdom of sin', is based on:
Law
Contract
Man's love for himself
Man's love for God
Private property
According to B. Spinoza, everything in the world is governed by:
Absolute necessity
Man
World soul
Objective laws of nature
God the demiurge
According to Hegel, the true driving force of history is:
Natural selection
Class struggle
World spirit
Historical figures
Spiritual values
According to José Ortega y Gasset, the emergence of technical technology and engineers occurs with the emergence of:
Christianity
New Era
Philosophy
Law
State
According to Kant, the kingdom of nature is necessity, while the kingdom of culture is:
Possibility
Content
Chance
Freedom
Consequence
According to M. Weber's concept, society is:
Life world, constructed according to the phenomenology of consciousness
Understanding 'being-in-the-world'
Free practical and creative choice
A system of social actions and their meanings
Economic interactions between people
According to Nietzsche, since there is no transcendent ethics or values, we must:
We must live in a transcendent world
We must destroy everything
We must live in its imaginary form
We must live in absurdity
We must create our own values
According to O. Spengler's definition, civilization is...
Twilight of the Gods
Decline of Europe
Birth of Culture
Death of Culture
Beginning of Society
According to Rousseau, fundamental social problems can be solved through:
Properly organized education and training
Development of science and technology
Strengthening the role of the church in society
Expanding the powers of government bodies
Accelerating any religion
According to Spengler, the reason for the 'transformation' of culture into 'civilization' is:
Dominance of technicism
Massification of culture
Decline of morality
Globalization
Struggle for power
According to Spinoza, the wisdom of a 'free man' consists in the contemplation of:
Death
Universe
Life
Nature
First Cause
Adequate reflection of reality in art, deep disclosure of the essence of depicted phenomena from the perspective of aesthetic ideals is called:
Artistic truth
Copying
Plagiarism
Separation from reality
Fiction
Ancient Egyptian text is:
Book of Songs
Book of Rituals
Book of the Dead
Book of Changes
Book of Sacrifices
Ancient philosopher who believed that the material world consists of atoms:
Aristotle
Pyrro
Zeno
Democritus
Heraclitus
Indicator of the objectively existing discrepancy, contradictions between a person and the external world, and the desire to eliminate this discrepancy:
Aesthetic perception
Artistic creativity
Aesthetic feeling
Aesthetic need
Artistic taste
An open society, according to Popper's definition, is characterized by:
a dynamic social structure and traditionalism
the ability to innovate and limited mobility
Individualism and a democratic pluralistic ideology
Critique and a static social structure
high mobility and a dogmatic authoritarian ideology
Analyzes and develops the theory of separation of powers as a pillar of the rule of law and the practice of democratic life:
Diderot
Rousseau
Voltaire
Holbach
Montesquieu
Antonio Gaudi is a famous ...:
American director
English scientist
Italian sculptor
Spanish architect
Argentinian artist
Аристотель разделил науки на три группы:
Теоретические, практические и рациональные
Теоретические, практические и культурные
Теоретические, практические и этические
Теоретические, практические и эмпирические
Теоретические, практические и поэтические
Искусство, согласно Шиллеру, должно изображать:
Мораль
Чувственное
Сверхчувственное
Опыт
Реальность
