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PHILOSOPHY REVIEWER
PHILOSOPHY REVIEWER
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Rabbits are mammals
Preference
Opinion
Truth
Not Truth
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referring to a spirit, an immaterial entity, having a body.
Embodied Spirit
Spirit
Embodied
Ghost
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what type of questioning is this "what's the time today?"
philosophical question
socratic question
non-philosophical question
scientific question
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Aristotle doesn't like to focus on science as one of the practical areas of philosophy
True
False
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Philo means "love", Sophia means_____
Freedom
Knowledge
Wisdom
Information
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a process of determining truth or knowledge through experimentation, inductive and deductive reasoning
HIstorical
Dialectic
Scientific
Science
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Differentiates between valid and confusing ideas
Axiology
Metaphysics
Logic
Epistemology
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According to ___________, human beings experience two types of relationships: I-It and I-Thou.
Martin Buber
Martin Burger
Martin Bub
Martin Bieber
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Study of principles and values
Epistemology
Aesthetics
Ethics
Axiology
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does not accept logic as the primary source of the truth.
Socratic
Dialectic
Historian
Historical
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what type of question is this "how much is your allowance?"
scientific method
philosophical question
non-philosophical question
socratic question
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It is originated from the Latin words trans, meaning "go beyond," and scandare, meaning "climb.”
Transcendence
Descendence
Embodied
Spirit
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Plato wrote about his philosophy in conversations called “_______”
Dialectic
Dayalogo
Dialect
Dialogue
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method of coming up with a true conclusion based on contradicting logical ideas
HIstorical
Dialectic
Socratic
Scientific
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As a rational being, the person has the ability to change the environment according to his/her will and purposes.
True
False
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type of interrogative process that clarifies points through understanding the deeper meaning of a claim.
Dialectic
Socratic
Historical
Scientific
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Philosophical point of view claims preserving order in the environment will bring out the natural beauty of the world
Aesthetic
Environmental Aesthetics
Environments
Environmental Ethics
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Considers how people come to learn what they know
Axiology
Metaphysics
Epistemology
Logic
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something that has actual and proven existence scientifically and spiritually regardless of one’s opinion and beliefs.
Opinion
Truth
Fact
Not Truth
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“The unexamined life is notworth living.”
Aristotle
Buber
Plato
Socrates
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Transcendence is the ability of man to experience reality beyond what the physical body allows him to be.
False
True
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Holistic point of view looks only at a limited number of aspects of the given problem or situation
True
False
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a statement that can be checked and backed up with evidence.
Truth
Fact
Fake
Opinion
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Are expressed on how a person feels about something, someone and the situation.
Fact
Opinion
Truth
Preference
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humans are not the only significant species on the planet, and all organisms have value and should be protected.
Anthropocentrism
Ecocentrism
Biocentrism
Biology
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Study of the physical universe and the nature of ultimate reality
Meta-analysis
Axiology
Logic
Metaphysics
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He’s also the father of Philosophy
Socrates
Einstein
Aristotle
Plato
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careful management of material resources especially money.
Frugality
Self Control
Agility
Prudent