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A reviewer for week 1-7

by Mary Joyce Torres
1

Which philosopher developed the Socratic Method—a technique involving a series of questions to help learners examine and analyze their own knowledge?

2

What fallacy is it to attack the person instead of addressing the argument?

3

Which theory of truth says a statement is true if it coherently fits with other beliefs?

4

Which view holds humans as stewards within a larger ecological system?

5

Which branch of philosophy deals with questions of beauty and aesthetics?

6

What are the three principles of Sustainable Development listed in the materials?

7

Which topic regards climate change as a significant ethical, social, and political issue?

8

Which philosopher is famous for the idea “The unexamined life is not worth living”?

9

Which trait enables self-determination and making personal choices?

10

Which truth theory asks whether an idea works in practice to determine its truth?

11

Which thinking style considers large-scale patterns rather than just parts?

12

The term 'Philosophy' is derived from two Greek words, 'Philos' and 'Sophia'. What does this term literally translate to?

13

Which ancient philosopher is famous for claiming that 'Change is permanent' and stating that 'No man ever steps in the same river twice'?

14

When analyzing a complex situational problem, Maria examines the big picture and large-scale patterns before making a decision. What type of thinking is Maria applying?

15

René Descartes traced the human need to philosophize back to a specific cognitive starting point. What is this starting point?

16

Which branch of philosophy is primarily concerned with moral questions, human conduct, and ethical dilemmas?

17

Which theory of truth asserts that a statement is true if it corresponds directly to observable, empirical evidence and external reality?

18

During a debate, Candidate X attacks Candidate Y's personal character and past background instead of addressing the actual policy argument. Which informal fallacy did Candidate X commit?

19

An argument claims: 'Every single component of this smartphone is lightweight; therefore, the entire smartphone itself must weigh practically nothing.' What type of fallacy is this?

20

Human beings have the unique ability to surpass physical, mental, or situational limits using their reflection and imagination. What is this trait called?

21

Under the core principles of Sustainable Development, what principle demands that natural resources be used responsibly so that future generations will still be able to benefit from them?

 
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