Which of the following describes philosophy as a 'science'?

It is a systematic investigation with organized knowledge

What does it mean that philosophy uses the 'natural light of reason'?

It investigates without laboratory tools or supernatural revelation

It relies on divine intervention

What is the 'Principle of Sufficient Reason'?

Everything that exists has a sufficient reason for its existence

Everything has multiple reasons for its existence

Some things exist without any reason

Nothing needs a reason to exist

Which of these best describes the 'Principle of Excluded Middle'?

A thing must either be or not be; no middle ground exists

Everything is both true and false

There can be a middle ground between being and not being

Nothing is definite; everything is uncertain

What does 'emptying' mean in the context of philosophy?

Suspending judgment and exploring all aspects of an idea or situation

What practical benefits does philosophy offer?

Encourages wisdom over mere knowledge, applies knowledge through good judgment, and provides a holistic approach

How does St. Augustine define 'true wisdom'?

Identical with God (1 Corinthians 1:24)

Which statement best reflects the holistic nature of philosophy?

Philosophy questions almost anything, if not everything

Philosophy focuses on a single area of study

Philosophy avoids scientific inquiry

Philosophy is only concerned with spiritual matters

What does 'Metaphysics' study?

The nature of reality, existence, and the relationship between mind and matter

What is 'Epistemology'?

The examination of knowledge, belief, and understanding limits

The study of the universe's origin

The analysis of aesthetic experiences

The study of logic and argumentation

What does 'tabula rasa' mean in the context of Epistemology?

'We are a blank slate when we are born, all knowledge comes from experience.'

Which of the following describes an 'argument' in Logic?

Contains a major premise, a minor premise, and a conclusion

What does 'Arche' represent in philosophy?

A fundamental concept that presents the origin, source, or underlying principle of everything in the universe

What concept did Anaximander introduce?

Fire as the fundamental element

Air as the fundamental substance

What is 'Corporeal Monism' according to Thales, Anaximander, and Anaximenes?

Everything is made of one kind of substance

Everything is made of multiple substances

What is the 'Theory of Forms' developed by Plato?

The idea that forms are changeless, eternal essences, and visible objects are imperfect copies

A theory about the origins of the universe

A method for scientific experimentation

According to Plato, what are the two kinds of worlds?

World of Forms/Ideas and World of Matter/Senses

World of Nature and World of Science

World of Religion and World of Ethics

World of Dreams and World of Reality

In Aristotle's philosophy, what does 'Potentiality' refer to?

The ability to become something

What is 'Eudaimonia' in Aristotle's 'Nicomachean Ethics'?

Human happiness and a good, virtuous life

What does the 'Nicomachean Ethics' by Aristotle primarily explore?

Ethics and moral philosophy, focusing on achieving a good and virtuous life, and the concept of human happiness (eudaimonia)

Which of the following is a key component of 'Eudaimonia' according to Aristotle?

Achieving a good and virtuous life

What does 'Distributive Justice' entail in Aristotle's philosophy?

Fair distribution of goods and honors

What is the primary distinction between the body and the soul according to the duality concept?

The body is physical, while the soul is non-material.

The body is temporal, while the soul is eternal.

The body controls emotions, while the soul controls thoughts.

The body is responsible for consciousness, while the soul is responsible for movement.

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PHILOSOPHY

What does 'philosophy' mean?

Which two Greek words form the term 'philosophy'?

What is the definition of philosophy?

What does philosophy aim to examine?

Philosophy is a rational attempt to answer what type of questions?

What drives humans to understand the ultimate causes of everything?

What is the difference between 'knowledge' and 'wisdom' according to philosophy?

Which of the following describes philosophy as a 'science'?

What does it mean that philosophy uses the 'natural light of reason'?

Which principle states that 'a thing cannot both be and not be at the same time'?

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