Worksheets101-150
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Philosophy of Marxism is called:
Metaphysical materialism
Dialectical materialism
Historical materialism
Objective idealism
Subjective materialism
Socio-political theory of Marxism is called:
Metaphysical materialism
Dialectical materialism
Historical materialism
Objective idealism
Subjective materialism
Philosophical method of Marxism is called:
Metaphysics
Dialectics
Deduction
Induction
Analogy
The idea of Communism in Marxism represents:
Class society
Classless society
Perfect society
Free society
Rich society
Historical type of societies in Marxism is called:
Basis and superstructure
Social economic formation
Class society
Classless society
Ideal society
What is Consciousness?
function of brain
reflection of reality
self-awareness
ideality
all of them
Elements of Consciousness according to A. G. Spirkin:
sensual
rational
value
motivation
all of them
Which property of consciousness describes the immaterial essence of consciousness?
ideality
intentionality
ideationality
reflection
self-awareness
Who is Homo Sapiens?
Man with thinking
Man with feelings
Man with hands
Man with eyes
Man with soul
Consciousness according to theory of Dualism:
material substance
ideationality
immaterial substance
reflection
self-awareness
Consciousness according to theory of Darwinism:
property of man
ideal property
reflection of man
self-awareness
highest property of brain
Consciousness according to theory of Logical behaviorism:
thoughts
speech
acts
instincts
awareness
Self-consciousness describes:
intentionality
ideationality
reflection
ideality
self-awareness
Language is:
outer side of consciousness
inner side of consciousness
all ideas
reflective organ
self-awareness
What is Ontology?
study of mind
study of Being
study of nature
study of god
study of man
The term “metaphysics” means:
Something real
what comes after physics
something unreal
unknowable
knowable
What is Being?
real
category for existence
spiritual
mental
related to humans
The problem of Being is:
What is world
what is the essence of the world
what is reality
what is the god
what is the mind
What is Substance?
matter
independent entity
spirit
predicates of things
essence of things
Who said: “Being is, but there is not non-being”?
Socrates
Parmenides
Aristotle
Plato
Plotinus
Who said: “If something denotes the essence of a thing, then being does not lie in something else”?
Socrates
Parmenides
Aristotle
Plato
Plotinus
Who said: “Being is One”?
Socrates
Parmenides
Aristotle
Plato
Plotinus
Who said: “Being is God”?
Socrates
Christianity
Aristotle
Plato
Plotinus
Who said: “Being is Two”?
Socrates
Descartes
Aristotle
Plato
Plotinus
Who said: “Being is plural”?
Socrates
Leibniz
Aristotle
Plato
Plotinus
Who said: “Being is Absolute Idea”?
Socrates
Hegel
Aristotle
Plato
Plotinus
Who said: “Being is Man”?
Socrates
Heidegger
Aristotle
Plato
Plotinus
Forms of Being:
Natural
All of them
Spiritual
Human
Social
What is Matter?
Ideal being
material being
spiritual being
divine being
social being
Attributes of Matter:
movement
All of them
time
space
reflection
Forms of Motion:
physical
all of them
chemical
biological
social
What is Development?
motion from down to up
motion from simple to complex
motion from low to high
motion from left to right
motion from up to down
Two concepts of Development:
Regress and progress
metaphysical and dialectical
cyclic and linear
eternal return
stagnation and change
Types of space:
wide
Three-dimensional
narrow
virtual
cosmos
Types of time:
physical
all of them
psychological
biological
social
Category describing visible and invisible sides of things:
Content and form
Essence and phenomenon
Cause and effect
Necessity and contingency
Possibility and reality
Category describing inner and outer side of things:
Content and form
Essence and phenomenon
Cause and effect
Necessity and contingency
Possibility and reality
Category describing determinism:
Content and form
Essence and phenomenon
Cause and effect
Necessity and contingency
Possibility and reality
What is cognition?
thinking about something
mastering knowledge
working on book
imagining something
awareness of something
What is knowledge?
books
information
traditions
customs
opinion
What is common between knowledge and cognition?
They are the same
knowledge is the result of cognitive process
they are different
both are process
cognition needs prior knowledge
What is Epistemology?
Theory of knowledge
theory of scientific knowledge
theory of technology
theory of methods
theory of philosophical knowledge
What is Gnoseology?
Theory of knowledge
theory of scientific knowledge
theory of technology
What is Gnosticisim?
cognitive pessimism
cognitive optimism
cognitive disbelief
cognitive doubts
cognitive negation
What is Agnosticism?
cognitive pessimism
cognitive optimism
cognitive disbelief
cognitive doubts
cognitive negation
What is Skepticism?
cognitive pessimism
cognitive optimism
cognitive disbelief
cognitive doubts
cognitive negation
True ideas according to Descartes:
mind ideas
innate ideas
sensory ideas
authorities’ ideas
common sense
Who believed that truth can be proved by socio-historical practice?
Hegel
Marx
Kant
Bacon
Locke
Who believed that we can cognize only phenomena?
Hegel
Marx
Kant
Bacon
Locke
Type of cognition based on conceptual understanding:
ordinary cognition
scientific cognition
practical cognition
artistic cognition
moral cognition
