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философия 42-90

Total questions: 49

Worksheet time: 25mins

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Class
Date
1.

The Socratic main value was formulated as

a)

Virtue is religion

b)

Virtue is arts

c)

Virtue is knowledge

d)

Virtue is war

e)

Virtue is interests

2.

The famous representative of patristic studies, author of the books “The City of God”, “Confessions”:

a)

Thomas Aquinas

b)

Boethius

c)

M.Heidegger

d)

A.Kamus

e)

St.Augustin

3.

Apologetics, Patristic and Scholasticism are the periods of…

a)

Renaissance philosophy

b)

Medieval philosophy

c)

German classical philosophy

d)

Kazakh philosophy

e)

Ancient philosophy

4.

Eidos Urania is a concept of philosophy of...

a)

Aristotle

b)

Pithagoras

c)

Plato

d)

Zeno of Eley

e)

Thales

5.

Who of the labeled philosophers is a Sufist?

a)

Al-Kindi

b)

Al-Farabi

c)

Ibn Sina

d)

Al-Ghazali

e)

Ulykbek

6.

According to whom, “Freedom is conscious necessity”?

a)

Kant

b)

Spinoza

c)

Hegel

d)

Shelling

e)

Kierkegaard

7.

The author of “Three Truths”:

a)

Kunanbayev

b)

Altynsarin

c)

Bekmakhanov

d)

Seifullin

e)

Kudaiberdiyev

8.

The author of “Traces of Shamanism among the Kazakhs”:

a)

Kunanbayev

b)

Altynsarin

c)

Ualikhanov

d)

Seifullin

e)

Kudaiberdiyev

9.

One of the outstanding French existentialist:

a)

David Hume

b)

Georg Hegel

c)

Albert Camus

d)

Francis Bacon

e)

Martin Heidegger

10.

Division to Subjective spirit, Objective spirit, Absolute spirit comes from philosophy of…?

a)

Fichte

b)

Hegel

c)

Kant

d)

Shelling

e)

Marx

11.

Division to Me, not-Me, synthesis of Me and not-Me comes from philosophy of…?

a)

Fichte

b)

Hegel

c)

Kant

d)

Shelling

e)

Marx

12.

One of the main Nietzsche’s concept was called

a)

Will to life

b)

Will to power

c)

Good and Evil

d)

The myth on religion

e)

Being of human

13.

The second Kant’s “Critique…” is…

a)

Critique of Pure Reason

b)

Critique of Judgement

c)

Critique of Practical Reason

d)

Lectures on Ethics

e)

Three Truths

14.

Hegel’s outstanding work is…

a)

“Will to power”

b)

“Critique of practical reason”

c)

“Nihilism”

d)

“Science of Logic”

e)

“Being and time”

15.

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel belongs to

a)

Philosophy of the Middle times

b)

Philosophy of the New time

c)

Nihilism of XVIII century

d)

Conservatism of XVII century

e)

German classical philosophy

16.

Ancient eastern philosophy developed mainly in…

a)

India and China

b)

India and Japan

c)

Persia and China

d)

Egypt and China

e)

India and Korea

17.

“Act only on that maxim through which you can at the same time will that become a universal law” is...

a)

the Hegel’s Categorical imperative

b)

the Kant’s Categorical imperative

c)

the Kant’s Hypothetical imperative

d)

the Fichte’s Hypothetical imperative

e)

the Hegel’s Hypothetical imperative

18.

The Sanskrit word «veda» means…

a)

Mind, cognition

b)

Knowledge, wisdom

c)

Aesthetics, beauty

d)

Power, authority

e)

Perception, contemplation

19.

. In metaphysics, Kant claimed some cognitive situations that contain contradictory statements. Human reason, in its attempt to reach absolute truth, faces to them. Kant calls them as…

a)

Aesthetics and Beauty

b)

God, freedom and immortality

c)

Antinomies

d)

Power and authority

e)

Perception and contemplation

20.

According to the Indian outlook, at the heart of cosmos there is an eternal substance…

a)

Aesthetics

b)

Theology

c)

Religion

d)

Biology

e)

Brahman

21.

A posteriori means…

a)

After experience

b)

Before experience

c)

Before Antinomies

d)

Before authority

e)

After contemplation

22.

A priori means

a)

After experience

b)

Before experience

c)

Before Antinomies

d)

Before authority

e)

After contemplation

23.

Immanuel Kant was born in…

a)

1834

b)

1804

c)

1724

d)

1859

e)

1700

24.

The first Kant’s greatest work in metaphysical area is…

a)

“Will to power”

b)

“Critique of Judgement”

c)

“The Phenomenology of Spirit”

d)

“Critique of Pure Reason”

e)

“Critique of Practical Reason”

25.

The second Kant’s greatest critique is…

a)

“Will to power”

b)

“Critique of practical reason”

c)

“The Phenomenology of Spirit”

d)

“The Critique of Pure Reason”

e)

“Being and time”

26.

The third Kant’s greatest critique is…

a)

“Will to power”

b)

“Critique of practical reason”

c)

“The Phenomenology of Spirit”

d)

“The Critique of Pure Reason”

e)

“The Critique of Judgment”

27.

Immanuel Kant belongs to the

a)

Philosophy of the Middle times

b)

Philosophy of the New time

c)

Nihilism of XVIII century

d)

Conservatism of XVII century

e)

German classical philosophy

28.

Leibniz’s main philosophical work.

a)

“Will to power”

b)

“Monadology”

c)

“Critique of practical reason”

d)

“The Phenomenology of Spirit”

e)

“The Critique of Pure Reason”

29.

Descartes divides the world into a metaphysical dualism of two substances:

a)

Extended and thinking

b)

Experience and thing

c)

Antinomies and time

d)

Authority and belief

e)

Contemplation and comparison

30.

The famous Descartes’s formula “Cogito, ergo sum” is translated from Latin as

a)

I think, therefore, I have truth

b)

I think, therefore, I have power

c)

I think, therefore, I have faith

d)

I think, therefore, I am

e)

I think, therefore, I have values

31.

Universal law in Indian philosophy, which operates in the past, present and future, is called…

a)

Thinking

b)

Experience

c)

Analysis

d)

Induction

e)

Karma

32.

Who is the author of “Discourse on Method”?

a)

Parmenides

b)

Descartes

c)

Bacon

d)

Anaxagoras

e)

Zeno of Elea

33.

According to Plato, everything can be divided in:

a)

Thing and idea

b)

Matter and form

c)

Matter and idea

d)

Idea and form

e)

Thing and matter

34.

The method that comes from common to local knowledge is…

a)

Blessedness

b)

Deduction

c)

Analysis

d)

Induction

e)

Kindness

35.

Causa Sui, according to Spinoza, is

a)

Blessedness

b)

Knowledge of random experience

c)

Cause of itself

d)

Logic

e)

Kindness

36.

In J.Locke’s philosophy tabula rasa is…

a)

Struggle

b)

Knowledge of random experience

c)

Reason

d)

Logic

e)

Pure table

37.

The author of “Summa Theologica”

a)

Plato

b)

Buddha

c)

Camus

d)

Thomas Aquinas

e)

St.Augustin

38.

Samsara is…

a)

A cycle of repeated reincarnation

b)

Word

c)

Happiness

d)

War

e)

Desire

39.

Heliocentric system of the Universe was proposed by:

a)

Copernicus

b)

Galileo

c)

Bruno

d)

Plato

e)

Ptolemy

40.

One of the main philosophic works of Baruch Spinoza:

a)

“Will to power”

b)

“Critique of practical reason”

c)

“The Phenomenology of Spirit”

d)

“Critique of Pure Reason”

e)

“Ethics”

41.

The title of the Great Baconian social utopia is

a)

“Will to power”

b)

“Critique of practical reason”

c)

“The Phenomenology of Spirit”

d)

“New Atlantis”

e)

“Ethics”

42.

The first Fr.Baconian idol of mind is

a)

Cave

b)

Marketplace

c)

Tribe

d)

Theatre

e)

Mind

43.

The second Fr.Baconian idol of mind is

a)

Cave

b)

Marketplace

c)

Tribe

d)

Theatre

e)

Mind

44.

The third Fr.Baconian idol of mind is

a)

Cave

b)

Marketplace

c)

Tribe

d)

Theatre

e)

Mind

45.

The fourth Fr. Baconian idol of mind is

a)

Cave

b)

Marketplace

c)

Tribe

d)

Theatre

e)

Mind

46.

The principal Baconian gnoseological work is

a)

“Either-or”

b)

“Critique of practical reason”

c)

“The Phenomenology of Spirit”

d)

“Critique of Pure Reason”

e)

“Novum Organum, New Instrument”

47.

What Indian school was established by Prabhakara?

a)

Mimamsa

b)

Taoism

c)

Postmodernism

d)

Moism

e)

Deism

48.

The most famous of the cynics is:

a)

Thales

b)

Pythagoras

c)

Diogenus

d)

Plato

e)

Plato

49.

An important tradition borrowed by Al-Farabi from ancient philosophy is called:

a)

Mysticism

b)

Peripatetism

c)

Gilosoism

d)

Materialism

e)

Idealism