Philosophy (Assessment 3)

Which scenario best reflects authentic freedom?

• Doing whatever one wants even if it harms others

• Following rules only to avoid punishment

• Choosing the good even in difficult situations

• Copying what majority of society does

Alex chooses to help a stranger even when no one is watching. This act best represents:

• Self-interest

• Fear of judgment

• Moral responsibility

• Public image

Sophia refuses to follow an unjust law. This shows that freedom involves:

• Blind obedience

• Critical thinking and conscience

• Seeking approval

• Avoiding consequences

Which action best demonstrates intersubjectivity?

• Ignoring others' opinions

• Acting solely for self-benefit

• Competing to dominate others

• Listening and responding with empathy

When two people acknowledge each other's dignity regardless of differences, they are practicing:

• Mutual respect

• Tolerance only

• Forced agreement

• Passive coexistence

A person who isolates themselves completely from society denies their nature as:

• Rational thinker

• Free agent

• Social being

• Independent spirit

Which statement shows that human persons are social beings?

• Humans can live without relationships

• People need others for growth and identity

• Freedom means total separation

• Isolation leads to true happiness

John donates anonymously to charity. This reflects freedom guided by:

• Social pressure

• Selfish gain

• Moral duty to impress

• Authentic generosity

Facing death makes a person reflect on their life choices. This is an example of:

• Existential awareness

• Fear-based obedience

• Avoidance of reality

• Hopelessness

Accepting death as natural rather than fearing it shows:

• Denial

• Desperation

• Wisdom and maturity

• Indifference