GE2 Quiz

What is the Etymological meaning Philosophy?

• a. love of wisdom
• b. love of knowledge
• c. love of people
• d. love of nation

This is the study of things beyond the physical.

• a. meta-ethics
• b. meta-physics
• c. mita-ethics
• d. mite-physical

Who coined the term 'philosophy'?

• a. Pytagoras
• b. Phythagoras
• c. Pythagoras
• d. Phytagoras

This specifically studies the origin, evolution, and structure of the universe.

• a. Metaphysics
• b. Epistemology
• c. Cosmology
• d. Ontology

This knowledge is based from one’s senses or a result of one’s experiences.

• a. Authoritative
• b. Intuitive
• c. Rationalist
• d. Empirical

This Philosophy is the study of correct reasoning or correct thinking.

• a. Axiology
• b. Metaphysics
• c. Logic
• d. Epistemology

Why do we need to study Philosophy?

• a. to be aware of the things around the universe only
• b. to be a philosopher
• c. to be a lover of wisdom
• d. to be knowledgeable enough

What are the Major Branches of Philosophy (Check what applies)

• Axiology
• Logic
• Meta-physics
• Epistemology
• Normative ethics

A subdivision of Epistemology that tackles the knowledge acquired from experts.

• Authoritative Knowledge
• Rationalist Knowledge
• Empirical Knowledge
• Intuitive Knowledge

A subdivision of Epistemology that is subjective and only appears to be based on a gut feeling.

• Empirical Knowledge
• Authoritative Knowledge
• Intuitive Knowledge
• Rationalist Knowledge