G12-PHILO REVIEWER
This approach in making decisions seeks to identify the
True or False?
1. Freedom is the absence of restraint or the opposite of
slavery.
2. Freedom is not a basic human right.
3. According to French existentialist Jean-Paul Sartre,
“Success is not important to freedom.”
4. Sartre wrote that “making a choice” and that by not
choosing freedom; the person is “asserting his existence and
his freedom.”
5. Sartre further asserted that “Existence is not necessity.”
6. In Sartre’s view, being an individual who is absolutely free,
even though the human person is bound or imprisoned the
person is still free because he/she can choose to accept or
not accept the prison that binds him/her.
7. In Sartre’s view, freedom is the capacity to choose.
8. Even though freedom is absolute reality, it does not have its
consequences.
9. Freedom is not free with limitation; it is the practice of
freedom.
10. Sartre wrote, “man is so free that he is fearful of his
freedom.”
Multiple Choice
11. It is an altruism that can be summed by the phrase, “Live
for others.”
12. It is a form of consequentialism, which states that the
morality of an action depends on its outcome.
13. It is a form of consequentialism summed by the phrase,
“Do whatever floats your boat as long as it doesn’t sink mine.”
14. It is a form of consequentialism that is also known as state
consequentialism.
15. It is a form of consequentialism, which states that an
action is right if it leads to the highest happiness of the
greatest number of people.
16. It is a form of utilitarianism that states an action is right if it
follows the rule that leads to the greatest good.
18. This Chinese philosopher is the founder of the school of
Mohism.
19. He advocated that a person can and should choose to act,
but the actions should result in harmony.
20. He is regarded as the Father of Utilitarianism.
21. He coined the name of the Utilitarian Movement.
22. This philosopher argued that a certain degree of egoism is
good.
23. This philosopher thought that ethical egoism was a form of
immorality, not morality.
24. He was quoted as saying, “Prudence is right reason
applied to action.”
25. The first step in making decisions that is as important as it
is not easy.
26.
various courses of action first.
27. This approach in making decisions is based on the
premise that dignity is an individual’s basic right.
28. This approach in making decisions follows set ideals or
standards.
29. This approach in making decisions states that a person is
not an object to be manipulated.
30. This approach in making decisions expects the person to
base his/her decision on moral principles.
31. This approach in making decisions has its roots in
Utilitarianism.
32. This approach in making decisions asks, “What kind of
person do I hope to become?”
33. This approach in making decisions asks, “Did the action
respect the basic rights of the person?”
34. In this kind of relationship, a person is aware of the other
person.
35. In this kind of relationship, the other person is perceived
as in a specific, isolated quality.
36. This kind of relationship is a monologue.
37. This kind of relationship is a dialogue.
38. Elle and Craig are seatmates. At first, they hardly talked to
each other. However, as the schooldays passed,they got to
know each other better. Before the term ended, Elle and Craig
have become the best of friends. Elle and Craig’s relationship
is an example of what kind of relationship?
39. Ben and Boni are twin brothers. Between the two, Boni
always seems to be the one who always gets in trouble. Ben,
on the other hand, always covers for Boni even if it gets him
into trouble, too. Boni does not seem to have plans of
changing his ways because he thinks he always has Ben to
help him out. The twin’s relationship illustrates what kind of
relationship?
40. In Buber’s view, the line “You complete me” from the
movie Jerry Maguire shows what kind of relationship?
For nos. 41-50, write the letter of the word/s in the box
41.A philosophical theory that shows a particular interaction,
where the parties involved develop a connection or a
relationship.
42. It is defined as “the ability to understand or share the
feelings of another.
43. It is the “sharing of subjective states by two or more
individuals.”
44. It is defined as “feeling pity or sorrow for someone else’s
misfortunes.”
45. He was a prominent 20th century philosopher who
discussed the person-object relationship and person-person
relationship.
46. It is a kind relationship of mutual and reciprocal
connection.
47. It is a kind of relationship where only the “I” has a say in
everything.
48. It is defined as the state or quality of self-worth and
self-respect.
49. It is a kind of relationship where interactions should be
carried out based on person-to-person relationship.
50. It is a government program that provides conditional cash
transfer to extremely poor Filipino households.