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    MIDTERM-EXAM IN PHILOSOPHY OF MAN

    1. Anything that has, or can have, existence independent of our mind and our actual knowledge of it.
    a. Real being b. ideal being c. logical being d. spiritual being
    2. Anything that exists only in our mind.
    a. Real being b. ideal being c. logical being d. spiritual being
    3. Anything that exists without the human mind thinking about it.
    a. Idea b. reality c. being d. knowledge
    4. Something that holds seeming contradiction.
    a. Mystery b. paradox c. reality d. reason
    5. Human freedom cannot exist without its counterpart.
    a. Non-freedom b. liberty c. God d. love
    6. Martin Heidegger calls a ______ which means “being thrown into the world.”
    a. Dasein b. psyche c. philia d. Sophia
    7. The human body as an _______, it exists in space and time.
    a. Subject b. object c. being d. matter
    8. For Plato, the lower world is a world of matter and things called the ________ world.
    a. Intelligible b. apparent c. sensible d. physical
    9. The animator of the body.
    a. Spirit b. soul c. mind d. will
    10. The higher world or the world of forms or ideas.
    a. Intelligible b. apparent c. sensible d. physical
    11. The human body is considered by Plato as a ___________.
    a. Prison cell b. seat of wisdom c. shell d. substance
    12. The body will decompose while the human soul will survive, is a doctrine of _______.
    a. Human freedom b. immortality c. mortality d. immutability
    13. Rene Descartes believed two primary substances called matter and _________.
    a. Mind b. being c. space d. time
    14. Another name for the matter.
    a. Res cogitans b. res extensa c. material d. res intense
    15. Cogito, ergo sum for Descartes means, I think therefor I ___.
    a. Live b. am free c. think d. exist
    16. As a subject, the human body is an incarnate _________.
    a. Spirit b. body c. word d. soul
    17. The two categories in the world, according to Hylophormism.
    a. Body and soul b. real and ideas c. body and spirit d. matter and form
    18. Human reason makes the human person ______.
    a. Unique b. common c. special d. one
    19. The soul that is identified with the human persons.
    a. Vegetative b. sensitive c. physical d. rational
    20. It is the exercise of believing in something without verifying it.
    a. Trust b. faith c. knowledge d. wisdom
    21. The human is a creature of God. Whose view is this?
    a. Christian b. Islamic c. Buddhist d. Greek
    22. Reason is an intermediary between man and God.
    a. Christian b. Islamic c. Buddhist d. Greek

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