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Philosophy Multiple Choice Worksheet

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

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Class
Date
1.

Representative of the Milesian school:

a)

Socrates

b)

Democritus

c)

Heraclitus

d)

Diogenes

e)

Thales

2.

Forms of worldview:

a)

Consciousness, thinking, mind

b)

Myth, religion, philosophy

c)

God, nature, society

d)

Ontology, epistemology, axiology

e)

Man, person, individual

3.

A thinker who claims that a philosopher should be at the head of the state:

a)

Aristotle

b)

Democritus

c)

Heraclitus

d)

Epicurus

e)

Plato

4.

What is common between myth, religion and philosophy:

a)

reflection

b)

world outlook

c)

scientific approach

d)

rationalism

e)

agnosticism

5.

This function of philosophy is to develop one's own attitude to the universe and one's place in it:

a)

The worldview function

b)

The methodological function

c)

The moral function

d)

The axiological function

e)

The educational function

6.

This function of philosophy asserts the consciously normative attitude of a person to himself and to other people:

a)

The worldview function

b)

The methodological function

c)

The moral function

d)

The axiological function

e)

The motivational function

7.

This function of philosophy teaches us to recognize the values of the surrounding world:

a)

The worldview function

b)

The methodological function

c)

The moral function

d)

The axiological function

e)

The motivational function

8.

This function of philosophy brings up certain interests and ideals in a person, which determine his behavior and the achievement of his goals:

a)

The worldview function

b)

The methodological function

c)

The moral function

d)

The axiological function

e)

The motivational function

9.

The direction of Aristotle's followers in Medieval Arab-Muslim Philosophy is:

a)

Peripateticism

b)

Kalam

c)

Ismailism

d)

Ishraqism

e)

Sufism

10.

In what period of philosophy was Man the image and likeness of God?

a)

Ancient Philosophy

b)

Medieval Philosophy

c)

Renaissance Philosophy

d)

Philosophy of Modern Time

e)

Philosophy of 20th century

11.

Anthropocentrism and humanism are inherent in the epoch of:

a)

Ancient Philosophy

b)

Medieval Philosophy

c)

Renaissance Philosophy

d)

Philosophy of Modern Time

e)

Philosophy of 20th century

12.

In the philosophy of this period, the motives of individualism, egoism, and utilitarianism associated with nascent capitalism are clearly heard:

a)

Ancient Philosophy

b)

Medieval Philosophy

c)

Renaissance Philosophy

d)

Philosophy of Modern Time

e)

Philosophy of 20th century

13.

A philosophical concept that denies the possibility of a reasonable knowledge of reality:

a)

Irrationalism

b)

Existentialism

c)

Utilitarianism

d)

Personalism

e)

Pragmatism

14.

Who said «Philosophy begins with wonder»?

a)

Aristotle

b)

Thales

c)

Plato

d)

Socrates

e)

Descartes

15.

Father of Greek philosophy is:

a)

Thales

b)

Pythagoras

c)

Augustine

d)

Socrates

e)

Rorty

16.

The thinkers of Milesian School were the thinkers of:

a)

nature

b)

metaphysics

c)

religion

d)

faith

e)

truth

17.

The Muslim Renaissance occurred:

a)

Before the European Renaissance

b)

During the European Renaissance

c)

After the European Renaissance

d)

In Modern times

e)

In the Age of Enlightenment

18.

Which is the branch of philosophy that studies issues concerning art and beauty?

a)

Logics

b)

Epistemology

c)

Aesthetics

d)

Metaphysics

e)

Ethics

19.

The goal of philosophy is the liberation of man from fears of nature, death, and gods, according to:

a)

Socrates

b)

Epicurus

c)

Pyrrho

d)

Plato

e)

Zeno

20.

"I believe because it is absurd" was claimed by:

a)

Augustine

b)

Tertullian

c)

Thomas Aquinas

d)

Bruno

e)

Thomas More

21.

Language, myth, art, religion, history, and science in E. Cassirer's philosophy are:

a)

Forms of social consciousness

b)

Symbolic forms

c)

Manifestations of the Absolute Spirit

d)

"Things-in-themselves"

e)

Social institutions

22.

Representatives of marxism:

a)

Popper, Mach, Avenarius

b)

Scheler, Gehlen, Pleaser

c)

Sartre, Camus, Jaspers

d)

Freud, Jung, Simmel

e)

Engels, Plekhanov

23.

Representatives of positivism:

a)

A) Comte, Mach, Avenarius

b)

B) Scheler, Gehlen, Plessner

c)

C) Sartre, Camus, Jaspers

d)

D) Freud, Jung, Simmel

e)

E) Marx, Engels, Plekhanov

24.

Representatives of post-positivism:

a)

Hegel, Feuerbach, Marx

b)

Popper, Kuhn, Lakatos

c)

Kierkegaard, Sartre, Camus

d)

Schleiermacher, Dilthey, Gadamer

e)

Husserl, Heidegger, Jaspers

25.

Which philosophical movement did not emerge in ancient Greek philosophy?

a)

Cynicism

b)

Stoicism

c)

Pragmatism

d)

Epicureanism

e)

Eudaimonism

26.

Creationism is:

a)

A principle according to which God created the world from nothing

b)

A doctrine about the materiality of the world

c)

Nominalism

d)

Realism

e)

Fatalism

27.

What is the main idea of Renaissance philosophy, which primarily focused on man as the center of the universe?

a)

Aesthetic understanding of reality

b)

Anthropocentrism

c)

Individualism

d)

Anti-scholasticism

e)

Rationalism

28.

To which direction in contemporary philosophy can the statement "Philosophy is the logic of science" be attributed?

a)

Hermeneutics

b)

Existentialism

c)

Phenomenology

d)

Positivism

e)

Dialectics

29.

In which era did the issues of the methodology of scientific knowledge become central?

a)

Antiquity

b)

Medieval

c)

Renaissance

d)

Modern times

e)

Enlightenment

30.

The central category of axiology is:

a)

Truth

b)

Value

c)

Morality

d)

Aesthetics

e)

Being