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What are the traits of a wise person?

• a wise person holds a belief that are not only true but which he or she can also justify

• a wise person knows a lot about thing that are valuable in life

• a wise person can put his/her knowledge to practical use

• a wise person is inconsiderate

• a wise person knows which actions are good and he or she performs them

It is the original meaning of philosophy, based on its etymology.

• love of life

• love of freedom

• love of wisdom

• love of people

Philosophy is an english translation of the Greek word ''Philosophia'' which is a combination of the two Greek words, namely:

• philoso

• philo

• sophian

• sophist

• sophia

The following are the two ways of understanding the nature of Philosophy

• seeing philosophy as an activity

• seeing philosophy as a playground

• seeing philosophy as a joke

• seeing philosophy as a collection of theories

• seeing philosophy as issue

Philosophy studied as an activity emphasizes the features of philosophy as

• self-critical discipline

• funny

• dynamic

• unattractive

• creative

Philosophy studies as an activity help us in many ways such as:

• It leads us to the formulation of new and better frameworks or perspectives

• it neglects the possible solutions that may help us in dealing with life

• it examine and analyze the assumption of our frameworks or perspective of things

• it continues to search for new and better solutions to the problem that we encounter

Philosophy is an English term of the Greek word ''Philosophia which is a combination of the two Greek words, namely, ''philo'' which means love, and ''sophia'' which means ______

• life

• happy

• wisdom

• crush

According to ___________ , "an unexamined life is not worth living."

• Plato

• Ludwig Wittgenstein

• Socrates

• Aristotle

_____________ writes that "Philosophy is not a body of doctrine but an activity"

• Socrates

• Aristotle

• Ludwig Wittgenstein

• Rene Descartes

Philosophy may defined as

• ideas, views, principles, perspectives, or beliefs

• fallacy

• activity of reasoning

• an academic course or degree