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Froggy Jumps Philosophy & Society QuizOnline version Philosophy concepts trivia by krizia moro 1 What are "folkways" in society and culture? a D. Scientific theories b A. Formal laws enforced by government c B. Informal everyday practices and customs 2 Why does Epicurus argue that death should not cause fear? a B. It is only a dream b A. It is never experienced by the living c D. It is a punishment for sin 3 How does Plato's view of the soul explain human dignity? a D. The soul is destroyed with the body b B. The soul is shaped by social rules c A. The soul is eternal and distinct from the body 4 Why does Heidegger consider death central to human existence? a D. It is irrelevant to freedom b A. It is a medical condition c B. It reveals authentic human life 5 How does Kierkegaard connect death to faith? a A. Death is only biological b B. Death brings despair but also faith c D. Death is a social practice 6 Why is phenomenology of death important in philosophy? a D. It measures biological causes b A. It studies rituals of burial c B. It focuses on lived human experience 7 How does phenomenology differ from scientific study of death? a A. It studies appearances and meaning b B. It studies political systems c D. It studies material wealth 8 Why does Aristotle link virtue to life's meaning? a D. Virtue is shaped by laws alone b A. Virtue leads to flourishing and fulfillment c B. Virtue is irrelevant to happiness 9 How does Heidegger's "being-toward-death" guide human life? a D. It treats death as punishment b B. It calls for authentic living in awareness of death c A. It teaches avoidance of death 10 Why is suffering considered meaningful in philosophy? a B. It can deepen reflection and insight b D. It is only biological c A. It is always meaningless 11 How does Aristotle's Zoon Politikon describe humans? a A. Humans as rational thinkers b B. Humans as social and political beings c D. Humans as biological organisms 12 Why is pagkamakatao important in Filipino philosophy? a B. It focuses only on wealth b A. It stresses humanity and compassion c D. It denies cultural values 13 Why is dialogue central to intersubjectivity? a A. It isolates individuals b B. It creates shared meaning between persons c D. It depends on technology 14 How does alienation affect intersubjectivity? a B. It weakens genuine human connection b D. It ensures empathy c A. It strengthens authentic self 15 Why is "seeming" considered dangerous in intersubjectivity? a B. It promotes full acceptance b A. It hides true openness c D. It supports political action 16 Why are human acts considered moral acts? a D. They are done by animals b A. They are done with knowledge and freedom c B. They are done by instinct alone 17 How does freedom relate to responsibility? a A. Freedom is random choice b D. Freedom is based on wealth c B. Freedom requires accountability for actions 18 Why is empathy important in relationships? a A. It ignores emotions b D. It copies exact experiences c B. It allows understanding of others' feelings 19 How does sympathy differ from empathy? a D. Sympathy copies experiences b B. Sympathy is concern for another's situation c A. Sympathy is rational analysis

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What are "folkways" in society and culture?

Why does Epicurus argue that death should not cause fear?

How does Plato's view of the soul explain human dignity?

Why does Heidegger consider death central to human existence?

How does Kierkegaard connect death to faith?

Why is phenomenology of death important in philosophy?

How does phenomenology differ from scientific study of death?

Why does Aristotle link virtue to life's meaning?

How does Heidegger's "being-toward-death" guide human life?

Why is suffering considered meaningful in philosophy?

How does Aristotle's Zoon Politikon describe humans?

Why is pagkamakatao important in Filipino philosophy?

Why is dialogue central to intersubjectivity?

How does alienation affect intersubjectivity?

Why is "seeming" considered dangerous in intersubjectivity?

Why are human acts considered moral acts?

How does freedom relate to responsibility?

Why is empathy important in relationships?

How does sympathy differ from empathy?