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Froggy Jumps MIDTERM INTROOnline version 4 TOPICS ABOUT INTROPHIL by Angeline De Castro 1 Wisdom refers to the accumulation of information through memorization alone a TRUE b FALSE c BOTH A AND B 2 One characteristic of philosophical questions is that they often have no universally accepted answer. a TRUE b FALSE c BOTH A AND B 3 Contemporary philosophy generally focuses on myths and the search for the fundamental substance of the universe. a TRUE b FALSE c BOTH A AND B 4 The subjective approach recognizes that every individual possesses unique beliefs, values, and experiences. a TRUE b FALSE c BOTH A AND B 5 A student asks, "Should lying always be considered morally wrong?" Which branch of philosophy would MOST directly address this question? a Epistemology b Ethics c Metaphysics 6 Which statement BEST describes the technical definition of philosophy? a The systematic pursuit of truth and wisdom through rational inquiry. b A collection of beliefs accepted by society. c The acceptance of traditions without questioning 7 Which philosopher is MOST associated with encouraging people to examine their lives through questioning? a Thales b Thomas Aquinas c Socrates 8 A student says, "Before making an important decision, I should examine different perspectives, question my assumptions, and consider the possible consequences." This statement BEST illustrates ____. a subjective bias b scientific observation only c philosophical reflection 9 Which statement BEST describes a holistic perspective? a Giving greater importance to one piece of evidence while ignoring the rest. b Examining different interconnected factors before arriving at a conclusion c Forming a conclusion based on first impressions 10 After seeing one employee arrive late twice, a supervisor concludes that the employee is irresponsible without checking attendance records, workload, or personal circumstances a HOLISTIC b PARTIAL c POV 11 A tourist claims that an entire city is unsafe because one taxi driver overcharged him during his visit. a HOLISTIC b PARTIAL c POV 13 Before recommending changes to company policies, a human resource manager analyzes employee feedback, productivity reports, company finances, and organizational goals. a HOLISTIC b PARTIAL c POV 14 True freedom is achieved when reason governs desires and emotions. a JOHN RAWL'S b ARISTOTLE c PLATO 15 A class president allows every member to express opinions before making a final decision, even if the discussion takes longer than expected. a JOHN RAWL'S b ARISTOTLE c PLATO 16 A student chooses to study for an important examination instead of attending a party because she values her long-term goal more than temporary enjoyment. a JOHN RAWL'S b ARISTOTLE c PLATO 17 A teacher keeps asking follow-up questions to help students examine their own beliefs instead of giving the answer directly. Which philosophical method is used? a Dialectics b Hegelian Dialectic c Socratic Method 18 A mathematician proves that the sum of the angles of a triangle is 180° using logical reasoning without performing experiments. a Rationalism b Historical Materialism c Empiricism 19 Two students experience the same classroom activity. One finds it inspiring, while the other finds it stressful. The teacher studies how each student personally experienced the activity. a Empiricism b Rationalism c Phenomenology 20 Which statement best explains the difference between truth and opinion? a Truth is supported by evidence, while opinions reflect personal judgment. b Truth comes from science, while opinions come from emotions. c Truth is based on facts, while opinions show personal preferences.

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by Angeline De Castro

Wisdom refers to the accumulation of information through memorization alone

One characteristic of philosophical questions is that they often have no universally accepted answer.

Contemporary philosophy generally focuses on myths and the search for the fundamental substance of the universe.

The subjective approach recognizes that every individual possesses unique beliefs, values, and experiences.

A student asks, "Should lying always be considered morally wrong?" Which branch of philosophy would MOST directly address this question?

Which statement BEST describes the technical definition of philosophy?

Which philosopher is MOST associated with encouraging people to examine their lives through questioning?

A student says, "Before making an important decision, I should examine different perspectives, question my assumptions, and consider the possible consequences." This statement BEST illustrates ____.

Which statement BEST describes a holistic perspective?

After seeing one employee arrive late twice, a supervisor concludes that the employee is irresponsible without checking attendance records, workload, or personal circumstances

A tourist claims that an entire city is unsafe because one taxi driver overcharged him during his visit.

Before recommending changes to company policies, a human resource manager analyzes employee feedback, productivity reports, company finances, and organizational goals.

True freedom is achieved when reason governs desires and emotions.

A class president allows every member to express opinions before making a final decision, even if the discussion takes longer than expected.

A student chooses to study for an important examination instead of attending a party because she values her long-term goal more than temporary enjoyment.

A teacher keeps asking follow-up questions to help students examine their own beliefs instead of giving the answer directly. Which philosophical method is used?

A mathematician proves that the sum of the angles of a triangle is 180° using logical reasoning without performing experiments.

Two students experience the same classroom activity. One finds it inspiring, while the other finds it stressful. The teacher studies how each student personally experienced the activity.

Which statement best explains the difference between truth and opinion?