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Philosophy and AI Worksheet

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following best defines philosophy?

a)

The study of religious rituals

b)

The love of wisdom and critical inquiry into truth and existence

c)

The practice of meditation and spiritual healing

d)

The memorization of cultural values

2.

Which skill is directly linked to the study of philosophy?

a)

Cooking skills

b)

Ethical awareness and analytical reasoning

c)

Agricultural planning

d)

Mechanical operation

3.

Which philosophical branch is MOST relevant to the question “Can machines think?”

a)

Aesthetics

b)

Metaphysics

c)

Ethics

d)

Political philosophy

4.

AI surveillance and deepfakes relate MOST directly to which philosophical field?

a)

Logic

b)

Ethics

c)

Aesthetics

d)

Cosmology

5.

Why is AI considered a philosophical concern in Malaysia?

a)

It replaces human teachers

b)

It requires strict ethical guidelines for national administration

c)

It increases entertainment value

d)

It reduces tax costs

6.

The moral responsibility for future generations in environmental issues relates to which field?

a)

Aesthetics

b)

Intergenerational ethics

c)

Grammar study

d)

Numerology

7.

The anthropocentric vs. ecocentric worldview debate belongs to:

a)

Logic

b)

Metaphysics

c)

Linguistics

d)

Geometry

8.

What Malaysian example illustrates ethical issues in climate responsibility?

a)

Traffic congestion

b)

Haze and open burning

c)

Housing developments

d)

Road accidents

9.

Which of the following is NOT part of FPK’s holistic development?

a)

Intellectual

b)

Emotional

c)

Spiritual

d)

Political

10.

The FPK's principle of “balanced and harmonious” individuals refers to:

a)

Focusing only on physical development

b)

Integrating all aspects of human potential

c)

Prioritizing academic performance above all else

d)

Rejecting moral education

11.

Which issue contradicts the aims of the FPK?

a)

Teacher–student collaboration

b)

OVER-emphasis on academic performance

c)

Community engagement

d)

Creative learning

12.

The rising mental health crisis among students relates MOST to which FPK domain?

a)

Physical

b)

Intellectual

c)

Emotional

d)

Technical

13.

The concept eudaimonia (flourishing) suggests:

a)

Wealth determines happiness

b)

Harmony between mind and emotion

c)

Happiness can only be achieved through competition

d)

Stress is necessary for growth

14.

Ethical digital behaviour relates MOST to which case study?

a)

Mental health

b)

Digital citizenship

c)

Climate crisis

d)

Consumer boycotts

15.

Cyberbullying is discussed in relation to:

a)

Logic and inconsistency

b)

Digital citizenship and ethics

c)

Metaphysics of the mind

d)

Rukun Negara

16.

Which principle promotes respect for legal systems?

a)

Belief in God

b)

Loyalty to King and Country

c)

Supremacy of the Constitution

d)

Courtesy and Morality

17.

Hate speech MOST directly violates which principle?

a)

Rule of Law

b)

Courtesy and Morality

c)

Belief in God

d)

Loyalty to King

18.

The main philosophical tension in handling hate speech is between:

a)

Equality and taxation

b)

Freedom and harmony

c)

Wealth and poverty

d)

Technology and religion

19.

“Rule of Law” means:

a)

Police can override judicial decisions

b)

No one is above the law

c)

Citizens may ignore laws they dislike

d)

Judges decide cases based on personal preference

20.

A public dispute regarding constitutional rights is an example of:

a)

Ethical dilemma

b)

Political philosophy

c)

Culinary criticism

d)

Aesthetic judgment

21.

Philosophy shapes daily decision-making through:

a)

Random guessing

b)

Moral reasoning and values

c)

Strict memorization

d)

Habitual imitation

22.

Consumer boycotts relate MOST to:

a)

Economic efficiency

b)

Ethical consumption

c)

Mathematical logic

d)

Medical science

23.

Boycott movements are often based on:

a)

Outdated customs

b)

Political, humanitarian, or religious values

c)

Fashion trends

d)

Short-lived emotions

24.

The “golden mean” encourages:

a)

Extreme lifestyle choices

b)

Balance between excess and deficiency

c)

Rejecting pleasure entirely

d)

Unlimited ambition

25.

Eastern philosophies emphasize:

a)

Excessive competition

b)

Harmony and simplicity

c)

Total withdrawal from society

d)

Accumulation of wealth

26.

Logic is the study of:

a)

Beliefs and rituals

b)

Valid reasoning and argumentation

c)

Emotional expression

d)

Cultural identity

27.

Which of the following is a logical fallacy?

a)

Deductive reasoning

b)

Inductive logic

c)

Hasty generalisation

d)

Ethical absolutism

28.

The spread of misinformation is often caused by:

a)

Careful evaluation

b)

Confirmation bias

c)

Logical deduction

d)

Shared community values

29.

Why is logical competence important in democracy?

a)

It reduces taxes

b)

It ensures citizens evaluate evidence responsibly

c)

It limits freedom of speech

d)

It removes the need for laws

30.

Public debates often become polarised due to:

a)

Accurate reasoning

b)

Manipulation and propaganda

c)

Scientific literacy

d)

Religious harmony

31.

Which case study combines ethics, political philosophy, and metaphysics simultaneously?

a)

Consumer boycotts

b)

Climate crisis and moral responsibility

c)

Work–life balance

d)

Hate speech

32.

Which scenario BEST illustrates a violation of the FPK’s goal of balanced individuals?

a)

Students participating in sports

b)

Students studying only to achieve straight A’s, ignoring well-being

c)

Students learning about digital citizenship

d)

Students seeking counselling

33.

Which principle would MOST support punishment for corrupt officials?

a)

Belief in God

b)

Courtesy and Morality

c)

Rule of Law

d)

Loyalty to King

34.

A student analyses online information critically. This indicates strong:

a)

Memorisation skills

b)

Logical reasoning

c)

Emotional control

d)

Artistic creativity

35.

Which case study MOST clearly demonstrates applied ethics?

a)

Haze episodes

b)

Work–life balance

c)

Consumer boycotts

d)

Logic and fallacies

36.

Balancing freedom of expression with national harmony is:

a)

A scientific problem

b)

A philosophical tension

c)

A mathematical equation

d)

A personal hobby

37.

Which factor MOST contributes to misinformation spread?

a)

Logical thinking

b)

Open dialogue

c)

Confirmation bias

d)

Ethical reflection

38.

What philosophical concept is MOST violated by deepfake usage?

a)

Justice

b)

Truth

c)

Aesthetics

d)

Freedom

39.

Using AI without understanding its biases violates which philosophical field?

a)

Logic

b)

Epistemology

c)

Ethics

d)

Aesthetics

40.

If a law favours one group unfairly, which Rukun Negara principle is undermined?

a)

Belief in God

b)

Supremacy of the Constitution

c)

Courtesy and Morality

d)

Loyalty to King

41.

Aristotle’s golden mean suggests that burnout occurs when:

a)

Work is done with zero effort

b)

Balance is disrupted by extremes

c)

One pursues spiritual development

d)

One rejects material needs

42.

A person making choices based on mindfulness practices is applying:

a)

Western empiricism

b)

Eastern philosophy

c)

Legal philosophy

d)

Mathematical reasoning

43.

Why is logic crucial in political debates?

a)

It makes debates longer

b)

It prevents unfair argumentation tactics

c)

It creates new laws

d)

It reduces freedom of thought

44.

Which philosophical field evaluates whether we owe duties to future generations?

a)

Epistemology

b)

Logic

c)

Ethics

d)

Metaphysics

45.

A society that promotes truth, evidence, and evaluation is strengthening:

a)

Aesthetic values

b)

Democratic reasoning

c)

Memorization patterns

d)

Physical discipline