Philosophy quiz

Whose Chinese Room argument challenges the claim that a computer could have consciousness?

Which normative ethical theory is the principle of "the greatest good for the greatest number"?

Whose version of utilitarianism includes the hedonic calculus?

Which normative ethical theory is associated with Aristotle?

Which mind/body theory claims that mental properties and physical properties are separate?

Whose version of utilitarianism distinguishes between 'higher' and 'lower' pleasures?

Which philosopher was sentenced to death, refused to escape, and died by drinking hemlock?

Which philosopher is associated with the phrase mauvaise foi ('bad faith')?

Which comes last in Socrates' prescribed programme of mathematical studies in Plato Republic?

Whose version of the argument for utilitarianism seeks to prove the principle of utility?

Which of the following is not a normative ethical theory?

Which philosopher was born first?

What type of knowledge can be gained through reason alone and without reference to experience.

 Who compared René Descartes' dualism with a person being like a Ghost in the Machine?

Who wrote the pamphlet Common Sense in 1776, challenging the British government and monarchy?

Who claimed that "You cannot step in the same river twice"?

Which of the following is not a part of Plato's tripartite theory of the soul? 

What does the term Tabula rasa mean?

Who wrote the life of man in the state of nature is “solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short”?

Which ethical issue is Peter Singer's drowning child thought experiment concerned with? 

Who wrote the book Emile, or On Education?

Which philosopher is associated with the 'bundle theory' of objects?

Which branch of philosophy examines the nature of being: 'what is there, and what is it like?'

Which philosopher was born first?

Which argument states God exists based on the principle that everything has a first cause?

Compatibilism is a theory found in which philosophical debate?

Whose harm principle argument states that laws should only restrict us from harming others?

Who argues that taxation involves forced free labour, and is thus a form of slavery?

According to Kant, improving ones talents would be considered as...

Which mind/body theory argues mental states (thoughts) correspond to particular brain activity?

By which two colours are the books containing notes for Wittgenstein's 1933-35 lectures known  

Which mind/body theory claims that mental states could theoretically exist in computers?

Which argument states God exists based on the principle that the world appears to be designed?

Whose paradoxes aimed to show that motion and change are illusions?

Which Biblical character faces existential angst in Kierkegaard's book Fear and Trembling?

Whose concept of the Übermensch, or superman, aimed to set a goal for humanity?

Which normative ethical theory is consequentialist?

 Who wrote "What is it like to be a bat?" to counter materialist theories of mind?

Which philosopher coined the term speciesism? 

Which term represents the principle that of various explanations, the simplest is most likely.