Philosophy Quiz

According to Abella, ___________ is the clear awareness and understanding of something.

• knowledge

• truth

• wisdom

• education

Philosophers often grapple with this concept, and it is said to lie at the heart of any inquiry.

• knowledge

• answer

• truth

• wisdom

These are statements that are not evidently or immediately known to be true.

• proposal

• proposition

• claim

• disinformation

What view of thinking is useful in looking at problems on a certain aspect in order to understand it, instead of taking the general impression regarding a situation?

• Framework

• Holistic thinking

• Partial thinking

• Reflection

Based on the paragraph, what analytical thinking is depicted in the situation?

• Emotional thinking

• Holistic thinking

• Intellectual thinking

• Partial thinking

Which of the following situations provide a partial perspective of a problem?

• Jie reframes those unhappy things that happened to him to have peace of mind and positive thoughts in life.

• Mont was saving allowance for a nice shirt but was upset because his mom asked money to be spent for their meal.

• Marj believed that a person should base beauty not only on its physical appearance but its overall characteristic as well.

• Shy listens to her friends when they tell her their problems and is not bias whenever her friends have trouble with each other.

What component of analytical thinking considers large-scale patterns in systems when describing and analyzing a situation?

• Framework

• Holistic thinking

• Partial thinking

• Reflection

What refers to the type of philosophical reflection that examines its object by abstraction, by analytically breaking it down into its constituent parts?

• Primary Reflection

• Secondary Reflection

• Tertiary Reflection

• All of the Above

What refers to the type of philosophical reflection that enables us to look deeper into our experiences and see the bigger picture of reality?

• Primary Reflection

• Secondary Reflection

• Tertiary Reflection

• All of the Above

What is the difference between primary and secondary reflection in philosophy?

• Both primary and secondary reflections reconcile and integrate experiences.

• Both primary and secondary reflections break experiences into smaller details.

• Primary reflection integrates experiences, while secondary reflection breaks them into smaller details.

• Primary reflection breaks experiences into smaller details, while secondary reflection reconciles and integrates them.