Philosophy Mystery-Box educational game.pptx

philosophy mystery box

1. MYSTERY Box Game Keep / Give The Box?

2. Make 2 teams HOW TO PLAY: Pick a letter and answer the question Then you must choose: KEEP THE BOX or GIVE THE BOX to the other team

3. BE CAREFUL! The points in the box can be GOOD or BAD

4. ARE YOU READY?

5. B E H A J K L G N C D Q R S T V W U O P F X M I

6. What is the LCM of 2 and 10? a ) 10 b) 5 c) 3 d) 2

7. A

8. +100

9. 2. Which of the following philosophers is most closely associated with the theory of empiricism? a) Plato b) René Descartes c) John Locke d) Immanuel Kant

10. C John Locke- theory of empiricism

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12. 3. Aesthetics is the branch of philosophy that deals with: a) The nature of reality b) The nature of beauty and art c) The nature of knowledge d) The nature of good and evil

13. B

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15. 4."Form follows function" is a principle commonly associated with: a) Ethics b) Aesthetics c) Epistemology d) Metaphysics

16. D

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18. 5. The principle of non-contradiction states that : a) Something cannot both be and not be at the same time b) Every event has a cause c) Knowledge is relative d) Beauty is subjective

19. B

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21. 6. Metaphysics is the branch of philosophy that deals with: a) The nature of knowledge b) The nature of existence and reality c) The nature of beauty d) The nature of good and evil

22. B

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24. Dualism is the view that: a) Reality consists of two fundamentally different substances b) All knowledge comes from sensory experience c) Beauty is an objective quality d) Logic is the foundation of all knowledge

25. A

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27. Which philosopher is most closely associated with virtue ethics? a) Plato b) Immanuel Kant c) John Stuart Mill d) Aristotle

28. D

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30. The question of whether or not free will exists is a topic in: a) Epistemology b) Aesthetics c) Logic d) Metaphysics

31. D

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33. Which epistemological theory asserts that true knowledge is based on innate ideas and reason, rather than sensory experience? a) Empiricism b) Rationalism c) Skepticism d) Pragmatism

34. B

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36. The aesthetic concept of the "sublime" refers to: a) A balanced and harmonious composition b) A powerful emotional response to something overwhelming or awe-inspiring c) The perfect representation of beauty d) An art form that communicates specific moral messages

37. B

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39. A deductive argument is one in which: a) The premises provide some degree of support for the conclusion b) The premises guarantee the conclusion c) The conclusion is based on an analogy d) The conclusion is reached by generalizing from specific cases

40. B

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42. Which type of reasoning moves from general principles to specific conclusions? a) Inductive reasoning b) Deductive reasoning c) Abductive reasoning d) Analogical reasoning

43. B

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45. Which metaphysical theory argues that only physical matter exists, and everything can be explained in terms of matter and physical phenomena? a) Idealism b) Dualism c) Materialism d) Pluralism

46. C

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48. "The ends justify the means" is a concept most closely associated with which ethical theory? a) Deontology b) Virtue ethics c) Utilitarianism d) Divine command theory

49. C

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51. Ethical relativism is the view that: a) Moral truths are the same in all cultures and societies b) Moral truths are determined by individual feelings c) Moral truths are determined by societal norms and cultural context d) There are no moral truths

52. C

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54. Which of the following best describes "foundationalism" in epistemology? a) The belief that all knowledge is built on sensory experience b) The belief that knowledge is structured like a building with certain foundational beliefs supporting other beliefs c) The belief that knowledge is a social construct d) The belief that skepticism is the foundation of all knowledge

55. B

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57. Which epistemological theory claims that true knowledge is unattainable and that we should suspend judgment? a) Rationalism b) Empiricism c) Skepticism d) Pragmatism

58. C

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60. Which term refers to the idea that beauty is in the eye of the beholder? a) Subjectivism b) Objectivism c) Realism d) Relativism

61. A

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63. Which philosopher argued that beauty is a matter of proportion and harmony? a) Aristotle b) Immanuel Kant c) Plato d) David Hume

64. C

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66. Which aesthetic theory argues that art's primary function is to provide pleasure and enjoyment? a) Formalism b) Hedonism c) Realism d) Expressionism

67. B

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69. In a valid deductive argument, if the premises are true, the conclusion must be: a) False b) True c) Uncertain d) Neither true nor false

70. B

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72. Which of the following is an example of inductive reasoning? a) All men are mortal. Socrates is a man. Therefore, Socrates is mortal. b) Every swan I've seen is white. Therefore, all swans are white. c) Either it will rain tomorrow or it will not. d) If it is raining, the ground will be wet. It is raining. Therefore, the ground is wet.

73. B

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75. The principle of sufficient reason states that: a) Everything must have a reason or cause b) A conclusion must follow logically from the premises c) All knowledge is justified by sufficient evidence d) Moral actions require sufficient justification

76. A

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