Philo_review

Which fallacy attacks the person rather than the argument?

• 1. a. False cause

• 1. b. Ad hominem

• 1. c. Appeal to pity

• 1. d. Composition

Which philosophy supports that a human is both body and spirit in unity?

• 1. a. Disembodied spirit view

• 1. b. Dualism

• 1. c. Embodied spirit view

• 1. d. Unspirited body view

A Buddhist monk teaches that letting go of attachments leads to inner peace. What is this state called?

• 1. a. Karma

• 1. b. Nirvana

• 1. c. Transcendence

• 1. d. Loob

What does “Loob” represent in Filipino thought?

• 1. a. External appearance

• 1. b. Physical strength

• 1. c. Inner self

• 1. d. Logical mind

What is emphasized in Existentialism?

• 1. a. Free will and authenticity

• 1. b. Absolute truth

• 1. c. Scientific inquiry

• 1. d. Sensory perception

What is the literal meaning of the word "philosophy"?

• 1. a. Love of nature

• 1. b. Love of God

• 1. c. Love of truth

• 1. d. Love of wisdom

Which fallacy uses emotion or sympathy to win an argument rather than logic?

• 1. a. Appeal to pity

• 1. b. False cause

• 1. c. Composition

• 1. d. Ad hominem

A teacher asks students to break down a complex idea into clear, logical steps. What approach is the teacher using?

• 1. a. Postmodernism

• 1. b. Phenomenology

• 1. c. Analytic Tradition

• 1. d. Existentialism

Which of the following describes "Principle of Sufficient Reason"?

• 1. a. Everything must be or not be

• 1. b. Everything has a reason for its being

• 1. c. A thing cannot be and not be

• 1. d. A thing is either white or black

What is transcendence in philosophy?

• 1. a. Denial of self

• 1. b. Going beyond limitations

• 1. c. Spiritual strength

• 1. d. Rational thinking