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Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 16mins

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1.

“Philosophy of history” is a term introduced firstly by:

a)

Kant

b)

Voltaire

c)

Hegel

d)

Marx

e)

Jaspers

2.

Which direction in the philosophy of the twentieth century highlights the problem of human life and death?

a)

Thomism

b)

Existentialism

c)

Pragmatism

d)

Neotomism

e)

Scholasticism

3.

What philosophical doctrine affirms the unity of God and nature?

a)

Dualism

b)

Pantheism

c)

Deism

d)

Agnosticism

e)

Gnosticism

4.

How is the theory of knowledge called in philosophy?

a)

Ontology

b)

Gnoseology

c)

Ethics

d)

Axiology

e)

Aesthetics

5.

In the history of philosophical thought there are two main concepts of space and time. Find them.

a)

Material and ideal

b)

Substantial and relativistic

c)

Reductive and reproductive

d)

Idealistic and materialistic

e)

Essential and convergent

6.

What characterizes the world according to the philosophy of A. Schopenhauer?

a)

Spirit

b)

Will

c)

Substance

d)

Matter

e)

Idea

7.

Which of the following concepts is considered as a philosophical category?

a)

Atom

b)

Being

c)

Proton

d)

Gravity

e)

Electron

8.

What philosophical direction studies the understanding of the text?

a)

Existentialism

b)

Hermeneutics

c)

Scientism

d)

Phenomenology

e)

Anti-Scientism

9.

According to the philosophy of I. Kant, what difficulties a person can encounter in the process of cognition:

a)

unlimited cognitive opportunities

b)

limited cognitive abilities

c)

absolute knowledge of the world

d)

the absolute identity of the objective and subjective

e)

practice

10.

Philosophical categories:

a)

are used only in philosophy

b)

reflect the most common connections and relationships of reality

c)

contain a minimum of abstraction

d)

are specific

e)

based on direct observation and measurement of specific properties of reality

11.

At the center of the philosophy of which representative of existentialism is the problem of human freedom:

a)

M. Schlick

b)

J.P. Sartre

c)

R. Carnap

d)

K. Popper

e)

T . Kun

12.

Asceticism is:

a)

a desire for pleasure

b)

a rejection of worldly pleasures

c)

a doctrine in ethics, based on the pursuit of practical benefits

d)

a statement that the purpose of human life is to achieve happiness

e)

a rejection of the principle of doubt in knowledge

13.

Understanding of freedom in the philosophy of B. Spinoza:

a)

Freedom is creativity

b)

Freedom - there is a conscious necessity

c)

Man does not need freedom

d)

A person is condemned to be free

e)

Freedom is a social myth

14.

Art is:

a)

the criterion of spirituality

b)

the type of spiritual development of reality

c)

the level of assimilation of reality

d)

the result of the development of class society

e)

based on uniform standards

15.

Which one is a special type of art?

a)

Ancient

b)

Spatial

c)

Modern

d)

Basic

e)

Medieval

16.

The material conditions of society include:

a)

the symbolic content of natural being

b)

the material and technical base of human life

c)

Public consciousness

d)

Technosphere

e)

the conceptual foundations of social being

17.

The civilization approach, as well as its cyclical representation of historical development, is characteristic of the works of:

a)

O. Comte

b)

O. Spengler

c)

Aristotle

d)

N. I Danilevsky

e)

M .Weber

18.

ell as its cyclical representation of historical development, is characteristic of the works of:

a)

O. Comte

b)

O. Spengler

c)

Aristotle

d)

N. I Danilevsky

e)

M .Weber

19.

Which of the following type of change stands out in social development?

a)

mechanical movement

b)

evolution

c)

normal development

d)

scientific program

e)

spiritual crisis

20.

The main approaches to the definition of civilization:

a)

the end of the earthly path of mankind

b)

the material embodiment of culture

c)

historical alternative

d)

spiritual crises of society

e)

pre-state level of society

21.

Upward development or progress is:

a)

ascension to the truth

b)

the movement from lower to higher, from primitive to complicated states

c)

degradation of species

d)

loss of creativity

e)

the transition of matter into spirit

22.

Representative of the philosophy of Sufism:

a)

Ibn- Sina

b)

Yassawi

c)

Al - Farabi

d)

Tertullian

e)

R. Bacon

23.

In the history of philosophy two directly opposite points of view have developed on the question of the role and place of the sensual and rational knowledge. Find them from the following variations.

a)

Eclecticism and systematic

b)

Rationalism and empiricism

c)

Practicism and utilitarianism

d)

Unitarianism and abstractness

e)

Monism and dualism

24.

What concept has developed as a result of the absolutization of positive manifestations of the development of science and technology:

a)

Science of love

b)

Scientism

c)

Sciencephobia

d)

Epistemology

e)

Gnoseology

25.

What concept has developed as a result of the absolutization of negative manifestations of the development of science and technology:

a)

Scientism

b)

Anti-scientism

c)

Sciencephobia

d)

Epistemology

e)

Gnoseology

26.

The factor that allowed humanity to stand out from the natural environment - ...

a)

Family relationships

b)

Labor

c)

Marriage rites

d)

The development of bodily qualities

e)

The experiment of aliens

27.

Ideal:

a)

is a material things

b)

expresses the highest goal of human aspirations and activities

c)

is a methodology of truth

d)

is a religious concept

e)

expresses the private interests of people

28.

Existentialist J.-P. Sartre`s opinion of the freedom is characterized by the following provisions:

a)

Freedom is a known necessity.

b)

Man is condemned to be free. This is freedom of choice.

c)

Everything is absurd

d)

The life and destiny of man are predetermined

e)

Freedom - the absolute permissibility of action.

29.

Find the general definition of Philosophy. Philosophy is:

a)

A world view based on faith

b)

A worldview based on a system of universal concepts about the world

c)

Scientific study of the environment

d)

Generalization of everyday experience

e)

Era grasped in thought

30.

According to whose “Philosophy is an era grasped in thought”?

a)

O. Comte

b)

G. Hegel

c)

Aristotle

d)

N. I Danilevsky

e)

I. Kant

31.

Philosophy explains the World:

a)

Based on feelings

b)

Based on mind

c)

Through mythological images

d)

Through religious tenets

e)

Based on faith