QUIZ

JUNE 25, 2019

 1
a.Ethics
Philosophy
which deals with b.Epistemology
beauty and what c. Metaphysics
makes things
beautiful. d.Aesthetics
 2
a.Ethics
b.Epistemology
Study of correct c. Logic
reasoning.
d.Aesthetics
 3
a.Ethics
b.Epistemology
Study of c. Metaphysics
morality.
d.Aesthetics
 4
a.Ethics
b.Epistemology
Nature of
knowledge and c. Metaphysics
knowing d.Aesthetics
 5
a.scientific
The natural b.Ethics
ability to have a c. philosophical
good
judgement. d.Common sense
 6
a.scientific
Based on or
characterized by b.Ethics
the methods and c. philosophical
principles of
science. d.Common sense
 7 a.scientific
b.Ethics
It teaches us how to be
more curious, view c. philosophical
arguments from multiple
perspectives and to think
through situations.
d.Common sense
 8
a.Reflection
Requires a person to be
willing to examine one’s b. Philosophy
thoughts, feelings and c. Meditation
actions and to learn more
about one’s life and d. Attitude
experiences.
 9
a. Reflection
Described as looking at the b. Partial thinking
“big picture” when
describing and c. Holistic thinking
analyzing a situation or
problem. d. Critical thinking
 10
a. Reflection
Focus on b. Partial thinking
specific c. Holistic thinking
aspects of a
d. Analytical thinking
situation.
True or False
 1 Whenever a person
encounters a problem or
questions in life he or she
True or often goes back to his own

False framework in order to

make sense of the
problem.
 2
External questions

True or can be addressed

using our own
False personal frameworks.
 3 Internal questions
seek to question the
True or very framework
False upon which people
base their own
beliefs and views.
 4

True or Everyone is
False a good
philosopher.
Test III
Identification
 A philosopher who
believes that change
1 is a permanent
aspect of the human
condition.
 He believes that
philosophy could
2 enable a man to
live a life of
virtue
 His most significant ideas
included his Theory of
forms, which proposes that
3 everything that exists is
based on an idea or
template that can only be
perceived in the mind.
 For him, all ideas and
views are based on
perception and our
4
reality is based on what
we can sense and
perceive.
 He believed that
philosophy could
5
enable man to live
a life of happiness.
 He was among the
first to propose
that matter is
6
composed of tiny
particles called
atoms.
 He was known
advocate living a
7
simple and
virtuous life.
 The father of
8 Western
Philosophy
 A mathematician
and scientist, he
was credited with
9
formulating the
Pythagorean
theorem.
 Way of thinking
about the world
10 and is composed
of views and
beliefs of a person.
Enumeration
1-5 Greek
Philosophers
6-10 Branches of
Philosophy
11-14 Why do we
need to Philosophize
Essay
1. Define
Philosophy.
2. How can
philosophy help
you become a
better person?
Answers
JUNE 21, 2019
 1
a.Ethics
Philosophy
which deals with b.Epistemology
beauty and what c. Metaphysics
makes things
beautiful. d.Aesthetics
 2
a.Ethics
b.Epistemology
Study of correct c. Logic
reasoning.
d.Aesthetics
 3
a.Ethics
b.Epistemology
Study of c. Metaphysics
morality.
d.Aesthetics
 4
a.Ethics
b.Epistemology
Nature of
knowledge and c. Metaphysics
knowing d.Aesthetics
 5
a.scientific
The natural b.Ethics
ability to have a c. philosophical
good
judgement. d.Common sense
 6
a.scientific
Based on or
characterized by b.Ethics
the methods and c. philosophical
principles of
science. d.Common sense
 7 a.scientific
b.Ethics
It teaches us how to be
more curious, view c. philosophical
arguments from multiple
perspectives and to think
through situations.
d.Common sense
 8
a.Reflection
Requires a person to be
willing to examine one’s b. Philosophy
thoughts, feelings and c. Meditation
actions and to learn more
about one’s life and d. Attitude
experiences.
 9
a. Reflection
Described as looking at the b. Partial thinking
“big picture” when
describing and c. Holistic thinking
analyzing a situation or
problem. d. Critical thinking
 10
a. Reflection
Focus on b. Partial thinking
specific c. Holistic thinking
aspects of a
d. Analytical thinking
situation.
True or False
 1 Whenever a person
encounters a problem or
questions in life he or she
often goes back to his own
True framework in order to
make sense of the
problem.
 2
External questions
can be addressed
False using our own
personal frameworks.
 3 Internal questions
seek to question the
very framework
False upon which people
base their own
beliefs and views.
 4

Everyone is
False a good
philosopher.
Test III
Identification
 A philosopher who
believes that change
Heraclitus is a permanent
aspect of the human
condition.
 He believes that
philosophy could
Socrates enable a man to
live a life of
virtue
 His most significant ideas
included his Theory of
forms, which proposes that
Plato everything that exists is
based on an idea or
template that can only be
perceived in the mind.
 For him, all ideas and
views are based on
perception and our
Aristotle
reality is based on what
we can sense and
perceive.
 He believed that
philosophy could
Epicurus
enable man to live
a life of happiness.
Enumeration
1-5 Greek
Philosophers
6-10 Branches of
Philosophy
11-14 Why do we
need to Philosophize
Essay
1. Define
Philosophy.
2. How can
philosophy help
you become a
better person?