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Philosophy - Final Exam [ 32 questions | Part #2]
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1The word "Sophist" is translated from Greek as:
- AWise man
- BWarrior
- CJudge
- DMan
- EThinker
2Socrates in the dialogue Protagoras argues that it is impossible to be overcome by pleasure. What is his reason?
- APleasure has no power over our decisions
- BHe can think of no cases in history where this has happened
- CPleasure is the only motivating power in life
- DIf we do what we want, we have not been overcome by any
- EIt is harmful
3According to Socrates, what should be tested in a discussion besides the truth?
- AThe speakers
- BThe views of the majority of citizens
- CFalse opinions
- DThe method of discussion
- EWisdom and strength
4Why does Socrates claim he can learn more from Protagoras than from Pericles?
- AProtagoras is more virtuous than Pericles.
- BProtagoras is a professional teacher.
- CProtagoras can both give a long speech and answer question about it afterwards.
- DProtagoras composes his own speeches and also those of Pericles.
- EProtagoras is wiser than Pericles.
5Who does Socrates claim he is a disciple of?
- AProtagoras.
- BHippias
- CCallias
- DProdicus
- EHippocrates
6The most prominent student of Plato’s Academy:
- AEuclidus
- BPythagoras
- CAristotle
- DDemocritus
- EProtagoras
7Plato founded the school of Philosophy called:
- ALicey
- BGimnasium
- CAcademy
- DAgora
- EDialectics of Athens.
8Which of the following classes of society populates the first city?
- AProducers
- BAuxiliaries
- CPhilosopher-kings
- DFarmers
- ECraftsmen
9Which of the following is not considered an aspect of the soul by Plato?
- AThe emotive part
- BThe spirited part
- CThe rational part
- DThe appetitive part
- EThe physical part
10 What is the role of women in the city?
- AWomen occupy all of the same roles that men occupy
- BThey are limited to the producing class
- CThe role of women is never mentioned in the republic
- DThey belong to their own class of society
- EThey nurse their children
11What is the difference between thought and understanding, according to Plato?
- AThought makes use of images and hypothesis as crutches whereas understanding does not
- BUnderstanding makes use of images and hypothesis as crutches various thought does not
- CUnderstanding do not care about thought
- DUnderstanding reasons about forms whereas thought does not
- EThought reasons about forms various does not
12What does Socrates mean to illustrate with the allegory of the cave?
- AThe effects of education on the soul
- BThe way people develop
- CThe effects of the intelligible realm on the soul
- DThe effects of the visible realm on the soul
- EThe stages of the moral development through which a philosopher king must pass
13How do we know that the philosopher’s pleasure is the greatest possible pleasure, according to Plato?
- ABecause only he is an a position to judge his says so
- BBecause he is wise
- CBecause this coheres with our theory of our justice
- DBecause if it weren’t that it would not be worthwhile to be just and we know that it is
- EBecause of the myth of Err
14It bears the knowledge according to Aristotle:
- ASoul
- BHeart
- CBody
- DHead
- EBrain
15What kind of philosophy, according to Aristotle, studied the activity of the man, organization of the state:
- APractical
- BPoetic
- CTheoretical
- DEntelechia
- EPolitical
16He was called "the first teacher":
- AAristotle
- BSocrates
- CPlato
- DDiogenes
- EHeraclitus
17The teacher of Alexander the Great was:
- AAristotle
- BHeraclitus
- CPlato
- DSocrates
- EPythagoras
18According to Aristotle, the best form of state is:
- AAristocracy
- BTyranny
- CJunta
- DOligarchy
- EDemocracy
19Which of the following is always an end in itself, according to Aristotle?
- AHappiness
- BVirtue
- CIntelligence
- DHonor
- EPleasure
20How do we learn virtue in Aristotle’s view?
- ABy habbit
- BBy dialectical argument
- CBy rational instruction
- DBy learning for our mistakes
- EBy breathing
21Which of the following does Aristotle consider to be the worst?
- ABeing great and expecting moderate honors [1]
- BBeing great and expecting great honors
- CBeing mediocre and expecting great honors [2]
- D1 and 2 are equally bad
- EBeing lazy
22How is justice different from virtue, according to Aristotle?
- AJustice deals with our relations to others, while virtue is a state of being
- BVirtue is just one form of justice
- CJustice can be vice in the wrong hands
- DJustice is a human in the invention while virtue exist obejectively
- EJustice is a form of human virtue
23According to Aristotle, what is the best form of friendship based upon?
- AGoodness
- BUtility
- CPleasure
- DLaw
- EEquality
24Which of the following relationships is analogous to the king-subject relationship?
- AFather-son
- BHusband-wife
- CMaster-slave
- DBrother-sister
- EMother-daughter
25How should one treat an old friend whom one has long since exceeded in friendship?
- ABreak only of the friendship but maintain feelings of the goodwill for the old friend
- BRemain friends as always
- CRemain friends but not as closely as before
- DBreak of all relations with old friends
- EForget about him
26“Emanation” means:
- AOut flowing of overfilled being
- BCreation the human being
- CNatural evolution
- DEmergence of philosophy
- EMoral reality
27Philosophy of the Middle Ages characterized as "school philosophy" was called:
- AMysticism
- BApologetics
- CScholastics
- DPatristics
- ENominalists
28The author of “The Tractatus of the views of the citizens of a Virtuous City” is called “the second teacher”:
- AAl-Biruni
- BAl-Khorezmi
- CAl-Gazali
- DIbn Sina
- EAl-Farabi
29An important tradition borrowed by Al-Farabi from ancient philosophy is called:
- AMysticism
- BGilosoism
- CMaterialism
- DPeripateticism
- EIdealism
30Outstanding philosopher and doctor of the Arab medieval world, author of «Canon of medical science»:
- AIbn Rushd
- BIbn Sina
- CIbn Badj
- DAl-Farabi
- EIbn Tufeil
31According to Augustine spiritual substance
- Ahas infinite size
- Bhas no real existence
- Ccontains the universe
- Dexists outside human existence
- Ehas no spatial qualities
32Augustine holds that God’s creation of the universe takes place:
- Ain a day
- Bbefore time began
- CAfter time began
- DOccasionally
- EEternally
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