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WorksheetsReviewer PART III
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
During a discussion on school uniforms, Paolo says, “We shouldn’t take Mia’s opinion seriously because she always breaks school rules.” What fallacy is committed?
Ad misericordiam
Ad hominem
Ad baculum
Bandwagon
A politician says, “Vote for me, or our country will surely collapse.” This statement uses—
Ad hominem
Appeal to pity
Ad baculum
False cause
A student argues, “Everyone in our class believes this answer is correct, so it must be true.” What fallacy is this?
Ad misericordiam
Bandwagon appeal
Ad hominem
False dilemma
During a debate, someone says, “If we allow phones in class, students will stop studying and schools will fail.” This is an example of—
Hasty generalization
Slippery slope
Appeal to authority
Ad baculum
Which situation best shows transcendence?
Accepting failure as final
Refusing to try due to fear
Improving oneself beyond perceived limits
Comparing oneself constantly to others
A person born with a physical disability learns new skills using adaptive tools and becomes a professional artist. This demonstrates—
Dependence
Denial of limitation
Transcendence of limitation
Ignoring reality
Which statement best reflects a philosophical view of human limitation?
Limitations define a person’s worth
Limitations cannot be changed
Limitations can motivate growth
Limitations should be hidden
Marco admits he is impatient but makes a conscious effort to practice mindfulness and self-control. Marco is—
Ignoring his weakness
Accepting failure
Recognizing and transcending a limitation
Pretending to be disciplined
Which of the following shows failure to transcend a limitation?
Seeking help to improve
Reflecting on mistakes
Giving up without trying
Practicing regularly
A teacher tells students that mistakes are necessary for learning. This idea supports—
Avoidance of effort
Growth through transcendence
Which part of the Noble Eightfold Path focuses on avoiding lies, gossip, and harmful words?
Right view
Right intention
Right speech
Right livelihood
Refraining from stealing, killing, and harmful physical actions belongs to—
Right concentration
Right action
Right effort
Right speech
Choosing a job that does not harm others and promotes ethical living reflects—
Right livelihood
Right mindfulness
Right intention
Right effort
Training the mind through meditation and focus is known as—
Right view
Right concentration
Right action
Right speech
Which scenario best shows Right Intention?
Speaking kindly to avoid punishment
Acting ethically for personal gain
Cultivating thoughts of compassion and non-harm
Following rules without understanding
A student says, “I’m bad at math, so I’ll never improve.” Philosophically, this attitude reflects—
Transcendence
Growth mindset
Fixed acceptance of limitation
Self-awareness
Which response shows a philosophical approach to self-improvement?
Blaming circumstances
Denying weaknesses
Reflecting and acting to improve
Avoiding challenges
A person who constantly insults opponents instead of addressing arguments commits which error in reasoning?
Appeal to pity
Ad hominem
False cause
Slippery slope
Which situation best combines self-awareness and transcendence?
Avoiding tasks one fears
Comparing oneself to others
Recognizing weakness and working to overcome it
Ignoring personal struggles
Philosophically speaking, what is the value of recognizing human limitations?
It discourages effort
It leads to hopelessness
It allows growth and transcendence
It proves people cannot change
