Philosophy
Philosophy
Philosophy
Department of Education
REGION VIII
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF NORTHERN SAMAR
Philosophy
Directions: Read each item carefully then choose the letter that corresponds to your
answer.
1. According to the importance of studying philosophy, philosophy offers to
_______
a. Know the different philosophers and their philosophies in life?
b. See the downs and lows in the development and history of
philosophy.
c. Survey the achievements of the different philosophers in various
periods of history.
d. Enhance our minds, understand what we encounter every day, and
value our judgement.
2. Which virtue did Socrates recommend so that a person may be able to anticipate and
avoid negative events and consequences in the future?
a. being b. existence c. freedom d. prudence
4. On his way home, Mechel met a Mamanyan Native (Aeta) begging for food and
money. If you were Mechel, what do you think is the most appropriate thing to do?
a. Ask a p0lice officer to arrest them
b. Give money so that they can buy something to eat
c. Give them food since money might be used for gambling
d. Ignore them since it is against the law to give alms to beggar
6. It concerns on how human persons ought to act and the search foe definition of a
right conduct and good life.
a. Metaphysics b. Ethics c. Ontology d. Cosmology
10. Which of the following is the most appropriate explanation of Nietzche’s “ will to
power”
a. Love of self-preservation
b. Manifestation of man’s brute nature
c. Instinct for physical or military power
d. Fundamental psychological force in man
12. For Aristotle, which is the highest among the following intellectual activities?
a. Daydreaming about your cash
b. Understanding a friend even if you think he is stupid
c. Choosing between vinegar or garlic for salad dressing
d. Realizing that it is impossible to go home since the flood is already above the
waist.
13. A person is not pure possibility but tactical possibility: possibilities open to him at any
time conditioned and limited by circumstances. A person's situation as a finite entity
is thrown into a world where he/she must project his/her possibilities not disclosed by
theoretical understanding but by moods.
a. Possibility c. Fallenness
b. Facticity d. Death
17. It is defined as something which can be proven, justified using one’s faculties or
senses that follow the order of logic which is factual and valid under the human
reason.
a. Knowledge b. opinion c. truth d. common sense
18. Beliefs and statements are true if they are consistent with actual sense of affairs
a. Correspondence c. Coherence
b. Pragmatic d. None of the above
20. What would have been a better approach for Abby to convince her friend to get
vaccinated.
a. Tell her that unvaccinated person are not allowed to enter shopping malls.
b. Presenting data from DOH the number of people vaccinated, symptoms
experienced of person vaccinated and unvaccinated if get infected by virus.
c. Tell her that vaccine has no side effect to our body.
d. All the answers are correct.
22. The world only has meaning according to what the person gives to it. Compared
with' the en-soi, a person has no fixed nature. To put it in a paradox: the human
person is not what he/she is.
a. Self-Care c. En-soi
b. Careful d. Pour-soi
23. You visit a new city and you meet someone in the airport who is rude. You send a
message back home that everyone in the country is rude.
a. Appeal to pity b. hasty generalization c. post hoc d. ad populum
24. Anna is asking her classmate vote for her friend, Jessica because the latter is
suffering from cancer.
a. Argumentum ad Hominem c. appeal to pity
b. Ad baculum d. composition
25. Noisy children are a real headache. Two aspirin will make a headache go away.
Therefore, two aspirin will make noisy children go away.
a. Cause and effect c. Fallacy of composition
b. Hasty generalization d. Fallacy of equivocation
26. In K to 12 curricular revisions, the Humanities is gradually replaced by technical
courses that bear practical consequences. To what philosophy is this curriculum
directed to?
a. Positivism c. Pragmatism
b. Subjectivism d. Consequentialism
27. A Pharmaceutical company claims that their product is more effective that other
brands through the endorsement of Actor A.
a. Argumentum ad Hominem c. Argumentum ad Baculum
b. Argumentum ad Misericordiam d. Argumentum ad Populum
31. He stated that the body is not the essence of the soul; but the soul by nature of its
essence can be united to the body, so that, properly speaking, not the soul alone, but
the “composite,” is the species.
a. Aristotle b. Descartes c. St. Thomas d. Socrates
32. Essential Hinduism is based on the belief in karma, which is its first literary
expression in Upanishads?
a. Everything in this life is a consequence of actions performed in previous
existence
b. There is nothing mightier in the world than karma
c. Karma tramples down all powers, as an elephant to a clamp of lotuses
d. There is no distinction between God and human being
33. Based on Heidegger philosophy, death is the end of possibility and living in this world
is free of possibility. What is the implication of this idea?
a. While we are living, we have to find God
b. When we are living, we have to live to the fullest
c. While we are living, we have to prepare for death
d. All of the Above
34. Ezperanza is following Aristotle’s Virtue of the Mean in her diet. How it is reflected on
her eating habits?
a. She eats everything she wants
b. She eats only a small amount of food.
c. She eats nothing, only the word of God
d. She is eating what is only needed and sufficient to her capacity
36. Daoism upholds that man should live in accordance with nature. Following the
Daoist concept of Wei Wu Wei (action by non-action), which could be the best way to
follow nature?
a. Insisting on what one thinks is correct
b. Sleeping in the middle of praying the rosary
c. Taking the exam confidently even without studying
d. Swimming back to the shore without going against the waves
38. According to Aristotle everything strives towards the end, what Greek word did he
use to describe the process which means “to become its essence?
a. Entelechy c. Enthelenchy
b. Entilenchy d. Entelency
39. What theory asserts that all life forms have an equal right to exist, and human needs
and desires have no priority over those of the entire organism?
a. anthropocentric b. Ecofeminism c. Ecocentric d. Deep Ecology
40. This model states that the ecological or relational integrity of the humans provide
meaning of our morals values and it is nature centered.
a. Anthropocentric c. Ecofeminism
b. Ecocentric d. Deep Ecology
42. In the given situations, which of the following character or habit of a student is not
excused for immoral conduct?
a. The student cut class, he/she is responsible for the consequences of his/her
actions.
b. The student failed in his grade in all his subject for the first grading, as a
consequence he/she dropped the subject.
c. The student didn’t regret when he cut classes and failed in all his subject.
d. The student give gifts to all his teachers in order to pass him/her because
his/her parents will get angry.
43. By means of this quality, people can conserve the nature by having wisdom, or
insight with regard to how they use the environment.
a. Frugality b. Prudence c. Careful d. freedom
44. In what way can the environment contribute to health and well-being?
a. It can be available anywhere.
b. It is the source of life.
c. It produce products that provide medicinal value.
d. It is made up of consumers and producers.
45. It’s the act of using money or other resources wisely and practically.
a. frugality b. careful c. prudence d. freedom
48. This reflection is concerned not with object but with presence. It recaptures the unity
of original experience. It does not go against the date of primary reflection but goes
beyond it by refusing to accept the data of primary reflection as final.
a. First Reflection c. Primary Reflection
b. Second Reflection d. Secondary Reflection