
(Assigned as Homework) Reviewer_First Quarter Assessment in Intro to Philosophy
Quiz by Jossa Margaret Francisco
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1. Which of the following statement best describe the meaning of Philosophy
2. Which of the following reason sets a distinction between Philosophy from other sciences?
3. Which of the following best describe a person who has a love for wisdom?
4. According to Thales, why a person must not go to the edge of the horizon?
5. Why Socrates claims that he is the “Wisest Philosopher”?
6. Which of the following does not include in studying branches of Philosophy?
7. Which of the following question does not belongs in Metaphysics?
8. How do we distinguish Epistemology from Value Theory?
9. Why does the issue whether it is right to kill a criminal falls under Ethics?
10. Philosophy is the study of anything. In doing Philosophy, why does a student must have a holistic point of view than just having a “partial philosophy”?
11. Aesthetics is concerned with the theory of Art and Beauty. Why we need to study this branch of Philosophy?
12. According to Aristotle,” Man is a rational animal”. What is the importance of doing philosophy by learning arguments and strong reasoning?
13. According to Plato, we have “tripartite soul” which consists of rational/logical, spirited/emotional, and appetite/physical desires. Why it is importance to understand our physical desires?
14. Why does studying the social milieu important to understand the different Western Philosophies?
15. How to use analytic philosophy in solving our problem: “Which came first: is it the chicken or is it the egg?”
16. How do the different eastern philosophers give value in doing Philosophy?
17. What is the difference of phenomenology and existentialism in describing the truth?
18. Why does language cannot objectively describe truth?
19. Which of the following statement is just an opinion about argument and premises?
20. What makes a valid argument?
21. Which of the following statement defines fallacy?
22. How can we detect fallacies?
23. In a deductive argument, what will be the best conclusion given the two premises?Premise 1 : All humans are mortal.Premise 2: Socrates is a human.
24. Which logical fallacy occurs in the given statement:Human beings have hands, the clock has hands?
25. Which logical fallacy occurs whenever a person confuses coincidence with causality?
26. Which logical fallacy occurs when a person attacks the person rather than the argument?
27. Which real life situation expresses an Appeal to pity (Argumentum ad misericordam)?
28. Which of the following statement best describes a hasty generalization?
30. What is the similarity of the adjective transcendental and noun transcendence?
30. In Hinduism, what law bounds a limitation to our eternal soul?
31. What will happen to a person when she/he goes through a process of transmigration or metempsychosis?
32.According to Buddhism, what is the final stage of state of consciousness which marks person’s complete selflessness?
33. How did Gautama Buddha came to a clear realization on the riddle of life sufferings, disease, old age and death?
34. Which of the following beliefs does not include in the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism?
35. According to Augustine, Philosophy is amor sapiential. Which statement best explains this?
36. Which of the following real life situation expresses respect for other religion?
37. Which of the following theory does not express the care for environment?
38. According to Anthropocentric model, what is the ultimate cause of ecological crisis?
39. Which of the following situation is a human-inflicted dilemma?
40. Having Philosophy is having system of beliefs that has shaped us more than we have shaped it. Doing Philosophy is wondering about the world around asÂ