Long quiz (2 points each)
I. Identification
1.______________ was a Greek philosopher and one of
the very few individuals who shaped Western thought.
2. Knowledge about Socrates is through second- hand
information from the writings of his student
____________and historian___________.
4. According to Socrates, _____________or the
examination one’s self, as well as the question about
how one ought to live one’s life, are very important
concerns because only by knowing yourself can you
hope to improve your life.
5.__________ is defined as moral excellence and an
individual is considered virtuous if his/her character is
made up of the moral qualities that are accepted as
virtues such courage, temperance, prudence and
justice.
6. _____________the element that enjoys sensual
experience such as food, drink and sex.
7.______________ the element that forbids the person
to enjoy the sensual experience; the part that loves the
truth, hence should rule over the other parts of the soul
through the use of reason.
8._______________ element that is inclined toward
reason but understands the demands of passion; the
part that loves honor and victory.
9. _________________ was a French philosopher,
mathematician, and scientist.
10. Descartes proposed that doubt was a principal tool
of disciplined inquiry. His method was called
hyperbolical/ metaphysical doubt, also sometimes
referred to as____________________.
11. ______________ a person’s memories provide a
continuity of experience that allows him/her to identify
himself/herself as the same person over time.
12. _________________ said “Human mind at birth is
tabula rasa, which means that knowledge is derived
from experience.”
13. Hume identified with the _______________
wherein he described self or person as a bundle or a
collection of different perceptions that are moving in a
very fast and successive manner; therefore, it is in a
“perpetual flux.”
14. ________________ is a Prussian philosopher.
15. Kant view of self is__________________, which
means self, is related to a spiritual or nonphysical realm.
The self is not in the body. The self is outside the body
and it does not have the qualities of the body.
Long quiz (2 points each)
I. Identification
1.______________ was a Greek philosopher and one of
the very few individuals who shaped Western thought.
2. Knowledge about Socrates is through second- hand
information from the writings of his student
____________and historian___________.
4. According to Socrates, _____________or the
examination one’s self, as well as the question about
how one ought to live one’s life, are very important
concerns because only by knowing yourself can you
hope to improve your life.
5.__________ is defined as moral excellence and an
individual is considered virtuous if his/her character is
made up of the moral qualities that are accepted as
virtues such courage, temperance, prudence and
justice.
6. _____________the element that enjoys sensual
experience such as food, drink and sex.
7.______________ the element that forbids the person
to enjoy the sensual experience; the part that loves the
truth, hence should rule over the other parts of the soul
through the use of reason.
8._______________ element that is inclined toward
reason but understands the demands of passion; the
part that loves honor and victory.
9. _________________ was a French philosopher,
mathematician, and scientist.
10. Descartes proposed that doubt was a principal tool
of disciplined inquiry. His method was called
hyperbolical/ metaphysical doubt, also sometimes
referred to as____________________.
11. ______________ a person’s memories provide a
continuity of experience that allows him/her to identify
himself/herself as the same person over time.
12. _________________ said “Human mind at birth is
tabula rasa, which means that knowledge is derived
from experience.”
13. Hume identified with the _______________
wherein he described self or person as a bundle or a
collection of different perceptions that are moving in a
very fast and successive manner; therefore, it is in a
“perpetual flux.”
14. ________________ is a Prussian philosopher.
15. Kant view of self is__________________, which
means self, is related to a spiritual or nonphysical realm.
The self is not in the body. The self is outside the body
and it does not have the qualities of the body.