Understanding The Self Mock Test
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- Q1He believed that it is the duty of the philosopher to know oneself. To live without knowing who you are and what virtues you can attain is the worst that can happen to a person. Thus, he noted that an “unexamined life is not worth living”.PythagorasPlatoAll of the AboveSocrates30s
- Q2According to Socrates, every person is composed of _____________Body, Mind, and SoulBody and MindBody and SoulSoul and Mind30s
- Q3He claimed that the soul has 3 componentsBoth A and CPlatoPythagorasSocrates30s
- Q4What are the 3 components of soul?Appetitive, Rational, IrrationalRational, Irrational, Spiritedid, super-ego, egoSpirited, Rational, Appetitve30s
- Q5The one responsible for the desires and cravings of a personAppetitive SoulRational SoulSpirited SoulBoth A and B30s
- Q6Responsible for thinking, reasoning, and judging aspectRational SoulSpirited SoulAppetitive SoulSociety30s
- Q7Accountable for emotions and also make sure that the rules of the reason is followed in order to attain victory and/or honor.Spirited SoulAppetitive SoulAccountancyRational Soul30s
- Q8In his work _________, Plato emphasized that all three parts of the soul must work harmoniously to attain justice and virtue in a person.The RepublicThe CommunionThe Harmony of SoulThe Soul30s
- Q9He believes that there is this imperfect part of us, which is considered with the world and yearns to be with the divine, and there is a part of us that is not bound by this world and can therefore attain immortality.St. PeterSt. AugustineSt. AdalbertSt. Aquinas30s
- Q10He claimed that the person is composed of the cogito or the mind, and the extenza or the body, which is the extension of the mind.Pierre Amaury Crespeau.Rene DescartesJean ValjeanJean Remy Bottiero30s
- Q11What are the books written by Rene DescartesBehavior of Society and The Art of WarMethodologie des Choses and Critique des Raisons PuresDiscourse on the Method and Meditations on First PhilosophyBeyond Good and Evil and The Prince30s
- Q12An English philosopher, political theorist, and physician. His works as a physician provided him with an idea that deviated from the duality of the body or soul.John LockeJeremy BenthamThomas HobbesJohn Stuart Mill30s
- Q13A Scottish philosopher and an empiricist who believes that all concepts as well as knowledge come from the senses and experiencesAdam SmithDavid HumeAdam FergusonThomas Reid30s
- Q14Are real or actual experiences or sensationsEmotionsImpressionsIdeasFeelings30s
- Q15Copies of impressions or representation of the world and sensations, like love, faithEmotionsFeelingsMemoriesIdeas30s