Quarter 1

Question 1

2 types if Definition

Answer 1

Nominal
Real

Question 2

A science of human reasons, causes and investigates of all things?

Answer 2

Vernacular

Question 3

Etymology definition of Philosophy?

Answer 3

Greek ( Philo - love, Sophia - wisdom)
Chinese ( Xhe - wisdom, Xue - Love)
Hindu (Dharma - seeing not only in the eyes but the whole being)

Question 4

What are the Real Definition?

Answer 4

Intrinsic
Extrinsic

Question 5

Definition of Intrinsic in Philosophy?

Answer 5

Science, Speculative Science

Question 6

Definition of Philosophy in Extrinsic?

Answer 6

Origin
Purpose
Cause

Question 7

What is the origin of Philosophy?

Answer 7

Miletus, Greece

Question 8

What is the purpose of Philosophy?

Answer 8

Enables to understand ourselves and understand everything

Question 9

What is the cause of Philosophy?

Answer 9

Curiosity or Wonder

Question 10

Who were the 5 Ionians?

Answer 10

Thales
Anaximander
Anaximenes
Anaxagoras
Democritus

Question 11

Thales said the the world is full of?

Answer 11

Water

Question 12

Anaximander said that the world is full of?

Answer 12

Air

Question 13

Anaximenes said that the world is full of?

Answer 13

Soil

Question 14

Anaxagoras said that the world is full of?

Answer 14

Fire

Question 15

What are the branches of Philosophy?

Answer 15

Metaphysics
Epistemology
Aesthetics
Ethics
Cosmology
Realism
Induction
Deduction
Logic
Theology
Politics

Question 16

It deals with the fundamental nature of reality, exploring questions about existence and the nature of objects?

Answer 16

Metaphysics

Question 17

2 branches of metaphysics are?

Answer 17

Ontology
Psychology
Theodicy

Question 18

It focuses on the nature of being and existence?

Answer 18

Ontology

Question 19

Attempts yo categorize and understand the types of entities that exists snd their relationship?

Answer 19

Ontology

Question 20

Focuses on the understanding of the mind and the human behavior?

Answer 20

Psychology

Question 21

It questions morality?

Answer 21

Psychology

Question 22

Explores the nature, scope, and limits of knowledge?

Answer 22

Epistemology

Question 23

It examined how knowledge is acquired and justified?

Answer 23

Epistemology

Question 24

It explores the nature of beauty, art and taste?

Answer 24

Aesthetics

Question 25

The branch that deals with moral principles, the concept of right and wrong?

Answer 25

Ethics

Question 26

The metaphysics and study of the universe as a whole?

Answer 26

Cosmology

Question 27

It goes beyond the scientific aspects of the origin as a whole?

Answer 27

Cosmology

Question 28

Refers to the position that reality exists independently of our thoughts, and perceptions?

Answer 28

Realism

Question 29

Methods of reasoning makes generalization based on specific observations?

Answer 29

Induction

Question 30

It refers to the logical process from general principles to specific conditions?

Answer 30

Deduction

Question 31

A systematic study of valid reasoning?

Answer 31

Logic

Question 32

Aims to understand principles governing sound reasoning and structure of valid arguments?

Answer 32

Logic

Question 33

Explores the fundamental questions related to the existence of god?

Answer 33

Theology

Question 34

Study of the human person and the place in society?

Answer 34

Politics

Question 35

The activities that relate to influencing the actions and policies of a government or getting and keeping power in a government?

Answer 35

Politics

Question 36

Who are the western philosophers?

Answer 36

Phytagoras Heraclitus Democritus Diogenes of Sinope Epicurus Socrates Plato Aristotle

Question 37

A mathematician and scientist, he was credited with formulating the Pythagorean Theorem?

Answer 37

Pythagoras

Question 38

A mathematician and scientist, he was credited with formulating the Pythagorean Theorem?

Answer 38

Pythagoras

Question 39

He proposed that everything that exists is based on a Higher or plan which he called logos?

Answer 39

Heraclitus

Question 40

He proposed that everything that exists is based on a Higher or plan which he called logos?

Answer 40

Heraclitus

Question 41

Devoted himself to the study of the causes of natural phenomena?

Answer 41

Democritus

Question 42

He was among the first to propose that matter is composed of tiny particles called atom?

Answer 42

Democritus

Question 43

He was known advocate of living a simple and virtuous life for Diogenes?

Answer 43

Diogenes of Sinope

Question 44

He was said to have lived like a beggar?

Answer 44

Diogenes of Sinope

Question 45

A student of Socrates, and incorporated some of his own ideas into them?

Answer 45

Plato

Question 46

A student of Socrates, and incorporated some of his own ideas into them?

Answer 46

Plato

Question 47

His teachings and writings were considered the foundation of Western Philosophy?

Answer 47

Plato

Question 48

His teachings and writings were considered the foundation of Western Philosophy?

Answer 48

Plato

Question 49

Prominent student of Plato

Answer 49

Aristotle

Question 50

For him, all ideas and views are based on perception and our reality is based on what we can sense and perceive?

Answer 50

Aristotle

Question 51

Naming a thing?

Answer 51

Nominal Definition

Question 52

What does MATER SCIENTIARUM mean?

Answer 52

Mother of All Sciences

Question 53

1st name of Plato?

Answer 53

Aristocles

Question 54

Thoeodocy?

Answer 54

God

Question 55

1st name of Plato?

Answer 55

Aristocles

Question 56

1st name of Plato?

Answer 56

Aristocles

Question 57

2 types of thinking?

Answer 57

Holistic Thinking Partial Thinking

Question 58

3 kinds of love?

Answer 58

Filial Erotic Agape

Question 59

3 kinds of love?

Answer 59

Filial Erotic Agape

Question 60

Love at first sight or puppy love?

Answer 60

Filial

Question 61

Love at first sight or puppy love?

Answer 61

Filial

Question 62

Love full of lust?

Answer 62

Erotic

Question 63

Love full of lust?

Answer 63

Erotic

Question 64

He believed that philosophy could enable a man to live a life of happiness?

Answer 64

Epicurus

Question 65

Epicurus views gave rise to?

Answer 65

Epicureanism

Question 66

A school of philosophy which believes that wisdom and simple living will result in s life free of fear snd pain?

Answer 66

Epicureanism

Question 67

Foremost philosopher of ancient time?

Answer 67

Socrates

Question 68

Was a known critic of intellectual during his time, but did not claim to be “wise” and considered himself a “midwife” that helped inquiring minds achieve wisdom?

Answer 68

Socrates

Question 69

A mean of examining a topic by devising a series of questions that let the learner examine and analyze his knowledge and views regarding the topic?

Answer 69

Socratic Method

Question 70

Focused on his studies on the ideal society and proposed an idea model of government and society which is ruled by wisdom and reason?

Answer 70

Plato

Question 71

A method of inquiry where two opposing ideas are discussed in an attempt to arrive at new knowledge?

Answer 71

Dialect

Question 72

He disagrees with Plato’s theory of form?

Answer 72

Aristotle