PHILO QUIZ.

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The Ultimate Philosophy Quiz

Test your knowledge of philosophy with our comprehensive quiz! Delve into the teachings of ancient philosophers such as Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, and explore fundamental concepts that have shaped human thought.

Whether you're a student, a philosophy enthusiast, or just curious, this quiz is designed to challenge your understanding and spark your interest.

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Greek Philosopher. Formulated a practical, ethical and religious philosophy which placed supreme value on intellectual activity.

Philosophy

Pythagoras

Philippines

"Philo/Philia" means friend or love

True

False

"Sophia" means knowledge or wisdom

True

False

"Philosophy" means love for ___

Nature

Wisdom

Truth

Hope

Classification of man: someone who is contented in a little way or things

A lover of GAIN

A lover of HONOR

A lover of WISDOM

Classification of man: ultimate type of a man na matured sa decision-making.

A lover of GAIN

A lover of HONOR

A lover of WISDOM

Classification of man: satisfied in accomplishment in life (not material things but honor)

A lover of GAIN

A lover of HONOR

A lover of WISDOM

Ancient Philosophere are Socrates, Plato, Aristotle.

True

False

Teacher ni Plato. An evil-doer and curious person. He challenged his students to think for themselves. He did not reveal answers, he did not reveal the truth. He encouraged to use the mind to answer questions.

Socrates

Plato

Aristotle

For Socrates, true knowledge is wisdom and in effect, it means virtue.

True

False

His job was not to teach truth but to show his students how they could pull truth out of their own minds.

Socrates

Plato

Aristotle

In every answer, there is a question to be asked until it reaches to a conclusion. And in every conclusion, may argument.

Socrates

Plato

Platonic Doctrine

Socratic Dialogue

Ignorance is the result of evil. Solution: know thyself.

True

False

His idea of philosophy is a discovery of an unchanging system of reality beyond the satisfying appearance of our senses.

Socrates

Plato

Aristotle

We are deceived by our senses.

Socrates

Plato

Aristotle

Virtue may be taught and depends on knowledge. Knowledge is virtue, and ignorance is vice

Socrates

Plato

Aristotle

Ignorance is the result of evil. Solution: know thyself.

Socrates

Plato

Aristotle

Its premised on the belief that the physical objects are not permanent representations of unchanging ideas, and that the ideas alone give true knowledge as they are known by the mind.

Socratic Diaologue

Platonic Doctrine

Usually purely spiritual. Free from sensual desire.

Socratic Diaologue

Platonic Doctrine

He believed that the world contained such constituted elements which are called IDEAS OR FORMS.

Socrates

Plato

Aristotle

Our senses deceive us.

Socrates

Plato

Aristotle

Plato: body + soul = perfection. The body and the mind should be healthy.

True

False

Poor leadership = poor laws. A wrong decision in placing someone in a given class will lead to unhappinesss or worse, to rebellion.

Socrates

Plato

Aristotle

Aristotle is product of the brilliant ideas of Socrates and Plato

True

False

Ang katotohanan ay nasa utak natin = rationalism.

True

False

Knowledge already exists even before. Knowledge is a priori.

Socrates

Plato

Aristotle

Aristotle: ang katotohanan ay based on evidence and experiences. It is our experiences that make us knowledgeable = empiricism

True

False

Knowledge is a posteriori.

Socrates

Plato

Aristotle

Instead of trying to discover the nature of the good life for all men by reflection, he examined the behavior and talked to various people.

Socrates

Plato

Aristotle

Too much is as bad as too little. Moral behavior is the mean between two extremes - at one end is excess, at the other deficiency.

Doctrine of the mean: or the golden mean

Socratic Dialogue

Platonic Doctrine

Are irrational habits or practices because they often stem from passion which often goes beyond reason.

Vices

Doctrine

Golden Mean

Division of Philosophy: Speculative & Practical.

True

False

Things work on our mind, how our mind works. Contemplative knowledge and understanding and not necessarily for practical life purposes.

Speculative

Practical

Our experiences. It deals with the matters involved in the daily life of man.

Speculative

Practical

Science that deals with human knowledge, the focus is to know the truth.

Epistemology

Metaphysics

Axiology

Epistemology is a science that deals with human knowledge, the focus is to know the truth. It is divided into TWO. SELECT THE TWO.

Rationalism: It is how our mind works and is the basis of truth because it is what’s on our minds.

Empiricism: The view, experience, and the only source of knowledge.

Ontology: Theory about the nature of being.

Psychology: Studies of soul of the body

�I think therefore I am”

Erwin Apostol

Rene Descartes

Si Jazee

Ambrams Maslow

Study of nature of things. State of being, Science, Nature Beyond Physical Appearance.

Epistemology

Metaphysics

Axiology

Dermatology

Metaphysics is a study of nature of things. It is divided into three, SELECT THE THREE.

Ontology: Theory about the nature of being.

Cosmology: “Kosmos” means “Order”. How do people and the universe exist?

Psychology: Studies of soul of the body.

Empiricism: The view, experience, and the only source of knowledge.

The Study of Value. How we put importance to a one thing.

Epistemology

Metaphysics

Axiology

Axiology is a study of value. It is divided into TWO, SELECT THE TWO.

Ethics: Study of Moral Aspects of a human being.

Aesthetics: Study of Beauty

Ontology: Theory about the nature of being.

Rationalism: It is how our mind works and is the basis of truth because it is what’s on our minds.

Correspondence Theory as a mean and foundation of truth.

True

False

Linguistic Turn as a mean and foundation of truth. Kung paano natin ginagamit yung words, language based doon sa context. IMPORTANCE OF CONTEXT.

True

�consciousnes is consciousness of something,’ - kaya mo naiisip yan kasi it exists. Claims that every ‘consciousnes is consciousness of something,’ and you will have to get to many steps to get to the essence of things.

Phenomenology

Empirlistim

Linguistic Term

Platonic Doctrine

When we are comfortable with the things that we already know.

Natural Attitude

Transcendental Attitude

When we try our best to direct our consciousness to investigate the essence of every phenomenon.

Natural Attitude

Transcendental Attitude

WHO AM I? Human consciousness and existence.

True

False

Everyone can investigate everything, with the right rigor and discipline and diligence. Anyone can know the truth themselves, if they are not lazy to think. Anyone can be a phenomenology.

Socrates

Rene Descartes

Abrahams Maslow

Edmund Hessuerl

HUMAN BEINGS’ APPROACHES TO ENVIRONMENT:

Instrumental Approach: Human being affirms the protection of the environment as long as it possesses value or importance for the human being.

Anthropological Approach: considers the environment as an object without any consciousness of its own.

Utilitarianism: This approac focuses on the consequences of human action, whether it is right or wrong.

Natural Law Ethics: There is goodness in humans nature to do good which is rooted in the goodness of God.

Virtue Ethics Perspective: The act of caring andd respecting become sour second nature

Axiological Approach: Nakikita yung beauty ng nature. Hindi siya gawa ng kahit sino.

Existential Phenomenology: Adding the term existential to phenomenological, however, makes our investigation of truth shift from looking at knowledge, to looking at the meaning of the be-ing of things.

True

False

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