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Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The word Philos is a Greek word means what?

a)

love

b)

wisdom

c)

truth

d)

friendship

2.

“Love of wisdom” originally mean what term?

a)

philosophy

b)

metaphysics

c)

ethics

d)

aesthetics

3.

Which is one of the reasons why we need to philosophize?

a)

wonder

b)

utility

c)

habit

d)

tradition

4.

Which branch of Philosophy deals with moral questions and dilemmas?

a)

ethics

b)

logic

c)

aesthetics

d)

metaphysics

5.

Who is associated with the idea that a sense of wonder drives one to philosophize?

a)

Aristotle

b)

Descartes

c)

Kant

d)

Socrates

6.

Who believes that we philosophize because of doubt?

a)

René Descartes

b)

Plato

c)

Aristotle

d)

Kierkegaard

7.

Which branch of Philosophy deals with beauty and what makes things “beautiful”?

a)

aesthetics

b)

ethics

c)

logic

d)

epistemology

8.

Which branch of Philosophy deals with questions regarding reality and existence?

a)

metaphysics

b)

epistemology

c)

aesthetics

d)

logic

9.

Which practice requires a person to examine one’s thoughts, feelings, and actions to learn more about one’s life and experiences?

a)

philosophical reflection

b)

intuition

c)

dogmatism

d)

skepticism

10.

Which branch of philosophy deals with correct reasoning?

a)

logic

b)

ethics

c)

aesthetics

d)

metaphysics

11.

What refers to a person’s ability to apply knowledge to daily life, particularly in making sound choices and judgement?

a)

wisdom

b)

memory

c)

opinion

d)

intuition

12.

Which branch of philosophy discusses the nature of knowledge and knowing?

a)

epistemology

b)

metaphysics

c)

ethics

d)

aesthetics

13.

It is a clear understanding and awareness of something.

a)

knowledge

b)

belief

c)

opinion

d)

assumption

14.

These are statements that are recognized as real or true.

a)

facts

b)

opinions

c)

claims

d)

hypotheses

15.

These are statements that must be tested to find out whether they are true or false.

a)

claims

b)

facts

c)

biases

d)

explanations

16.

These consist of statements that present views on a particular issue.

a)

opinions

b)

facts

c)

explanations

d)

knowledge

17.

This is a judgement formed based on certain facts.

a)

conclusions

b)

assumption

c)

beliefs

d)

arguments

18.

These are statements that convey beliefs that cannot be easily justified by facts.

a)

opinions

b)

facts

c)

laws

d)

theorems

19.

These are statements that take a claim as true and give reasons in its support.

a)

explanations

b)

arguments

c)

assertions

d)

predictions

20.

This is a sequence of statements that offers reasons to persuade someone that a claim or opinion is true.

a)

argument

b)

definition

c)

description

d)

example

21.

These are arguments that rely on incorrect or flawed reasoning.

a)

fallacies

b)

inferences

c)

hypotheses

d)

analogies

22.

These are inclinations or influences that shape or affect people’s views.

a)

biases

b)

facts

c)

criteria

d)

laws

23.

Living things, which provide condition development and growth as well as distraction.?

a)

Anthropocentrism

b)

Human Body

c)

Ecology

d)

Human Person

24.

It is believed that humans are superior and central to the universe, thus it is human centered.

a)

Anthropocentric Model

b)

Biocentric Model

c)

Ecocentric Model

d)

Pathocentric Model

25.

This view believes that as human person, we interact not only with our fellow human beings, but also with other living and non-living elements in our environment.

a)

Ecological philosophy

b)

Environmental ethics

c)

Environmental philosophy

d)

Sustainability

26.

Which of the perspective considers humans to be the most important species with a superior value than other species?

a)

Anthropocentrism

b)

Biocentrism

c)

Ecocentrism

d)

Environmentalism

27.

Which of the following claims that humans are not the only important species on the earth and that they are not inherently greater to other living things?

a)

Anthropocentrism

b)

Biocentrism

c)

Ecocentrism

d)

Environmentalism

28.

Which of the following believes that humankind is merely a portion of the biological system or community and that we have an important role as stewards of nature for everything is important?

a)

Anthropocentrism

b)

Biocentrism

c)

Ecocentrism

d)

Environmentalism

29.

Which virtue reminds us to discover a means to reduce the financial cost of our action?

a)

Frugality

b)

Passion

c)

Patience

d)

Prudence

30.

Which virtue reminds us to be wise in terms of decision-making?

a)

Frugality

b)

Passion

c)

Patience

d)

Prudence

31.

Which of the following sets a critical understanding on how we create an impact on the environment we live?

a)

Anthropocentrism

b)

Environmental aesthetics

c)

Environmentalism

d)

Sustainable development

32.

Why is environmental ethics important?

a)

It allows us to make use of the earth’s resources to satisfy our needs and wants.

b)

It calls for us to use technology to improve the environment.

c)

It gives us an idea to shut down industries because they cause pollution.

d)

It serves as basis for policy making aimed at protecting the environment.

33.

Which of these statements is related to sustainable development?

a)

Meeting present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

b)

Maximizing economic growth regardless of environmental impact.

c)

Preserving nature by halting all industrial activities.

d)

Prioritizing current resource use over future availability.

34.

Why did the discipline of environmental ethics arise?

a)

Community leaders encouraged us to show care about pollution.

b)

People are concerned about the growing population and misuse of natural resources.

c)

The government is worried about climate change.

d)

There are new sources of energy to meet the demands of present.