GROUP QUIZ

"You have the power to choose your own life but you chose to be worthless." This statement is an example of

• Freedom

• Determinism

• Philosophy

• Metaphysics

"I can write my own story of life. I can change my own future." This statement is an example of

• Freedom

• Determinism

• Causal Determinism

• None of the choices given

The following countries are monarchies EXCEPT one.

• Oman

• Brunei

• South Korea

• United Kingdom

Answer explanation

The Government of South Korea is a centralized democratic republic with the three primary branches of government; executive, legislative and judicial. The president acts at the head of state and is the highest figure of authority in the country, followed by the prime minister and government ministers in decreasing order.

He believes that Monarchy is the best form of government among others

• Aristotle

• Buddha

• Thomas Hobbes

• John Locke

Power of Volition means

• Power to reject

• Power to decline

• Power to choose

• Power to defeat the enemies

Everything is set-up before human existence. This statement is an example of

• Freedom

• Free will

• Determinism

• None of the given choices

considered as a representative of existentialism

• Individual Freedom

• Philosophy

• Metaphysics

• Freedom is Spirituality and Love

If we want to change or atone for our misdeeds or “misjudged” decisions, the power of change, however, cannot be done by human beings alone. This statement is an example of

• Power of Volition

• Social Contract Theory

• Freedom is Spirituality and Love

• All of the above

"All adult males will elect a government". This statement refers to

• Monarchy

• Parliamentary

• Democracy

• Universal Manhood Suffrage

Answer explanation

parliamentary - having the supreme legislative power resting with a body of cabinet ministers chosen from and responsible to the legislature or parliament; "parliamentary government

"Good and compassionate, but can be corrupted. People vote, people are sovereign", are statements from

• Thomas Hobbes

• John Locke

• Jean Jacques Rousseau

• Aristotle