Philosophy Final Questions 4/5

When did philosophy begin?

• 6th Century B.C.

• 17th Century B.C.

• 4th Century B.C.

• 19th Century B.C.

• 9th Century B.C.

The first "scientists" in Ancient Greece were called…

• thinkers

• clever men

• natural philosophers

• ideal philosophers

• speakers

Complete the sentence. Philosophy is …

• mathematical science

• the form of human spiritual activity

• the way of the death

• the form of the art

• the form of the exercises

What does philosophy involve?

• reflection about computer programmer

• reflection about pronunciation skills

• funny stories

• detectives

• reflection about aims, meaning, sense and essence of personality taken as subject of culture.

The main peculiarity of philosophy is:

• study relationship between personality and society or objective reality.

• study animal’s life

• study the nature

• study television programmers

• study student activity

Call the the doctrine according which "vital forces" are active in living organisms, where the life cannot be explained solely by mechanism.

• vitalism

• pragmayism

• poststructuralism

• deconstruction

• hermeneutics

What schools the fundamental question of philosophy connected with?

• pragmatism and naturalism

• deconstruction and hermeneutics

• materialism and idealism

• rationalism and theocentrism

• cosmocentrism and scientism

Why does philosophy differ from mythology very much.

• because mythology involves the belief to the God, explanation of our reality’s by the God’s will.

• because mythology involves new scientific methods

• because mythology uses rational thinking

• because mythology involves oral explanations

• because mythology tries to explain the origin of the objective reality through human consciousness

Choose the right sentence.

• mythology helped humanity to investigate the atom.

• mythology relied upon scientific methods

• mythology is new form of thinking

• mythology is a part of theoretical philosophy

• mythology consist of notions of an all – powerful God is in control of everything.

What philosophical school claims that origins of our world is an idea (God, God’s mind, universal intelligence, universal reason or absolute spirit ).

• materialistic

• empiricist

• rationalistic

• idealistic

• scientistic