A. Choose the letter of your answer on the space provided.
_____ 1. We cannot see the underlying matter itself but we can see the things made of that matter. What branch of
Philosophy sees things like this?
A. Metaphysics B. Aesthetics C. Logic D. Epistemology
_____ 2. As a branch of Philosophy logic does not provide us with knowledge directly. Etymologically, it means a treatise
on matters pertaining to the human thought. As a branch of Philosophy logic does not provide us with knowledge directly.
What then is the role of logic in Philosophy?
A. Logic enhances appreciation of arguments.
B. Logic is used in some disciplines like mathematics.
C. Logic offers opportunities discovering new knowledge.
D. Logic serves as tool concerning the validity of our arguments.
_____ 3. A fundamental and necessary drive in every human being is knowing what is real. Which among the branches of
Philosophy accounts for the unreal in terms of what we accept as real?
A. Logic B. Aesthetics C. Metaphysics D. Ethics
4. A branch of Philosophy deals with what is right or wrong. Another branch focuses itself with the non-observables. What
does epistemology deal with?
A. Epistemology deals with the other branches of Philosophy
B. Epistemology concerns itself with how to make arguments more valid and essential.
C. Epistemology deals with the nature, sources, limitations and validity of knowledge.
D. Epistemology focuses on discovering new knowledge unknown to men.
_____ 5. Examination of unobservable entities is the focus of metaphysical discourses. Which of the following statements
exhibits such character?
A. Beautiful designs like arts enhances the way we think.
B. If all backboned animals are called vertebrates, then a dog is a vertebrate.
C. All objects contain water.
D. Exercise of freedom should always be accompanied with responsibility.
_____ 6. It is not what we know that logic is interested in. Rather, it concerns itself on the truth and validity of our
arguments. Who was the philosopher who devised the first logical method?
A. Socrates B. Plato C. Zeno D. Aristotle
_____ 7. The establishment of criteria of beauty is the function of aesthetics. Which of the following statements shows the
importance of aesthetics to us?
A. It helps us understand better the nature and origin of knowledge.
B. It brings us in touch with our culture and the arts.
C. It serves as a tool in unraveling the unknown.
D. It enables us to make plausible arguments.
_____ 8. Some philosophers believe that general ideas are formed from the examination of particular facts. What method
is employed in this kind of generating idea?
A. deduction B. induction C. epistemological D. logical
_____ 9. How do we understand the difference between good and evil or right from wrong? This basic question is a
concern of what branch of Philosophy?
A. Epistemology B. Logic C. Ethics D. Metaphysics
_____ 10. Ethics investigates the nature of moral virtue and evaluates human actions in order to arrive at knowledge.
Which of the following statements exemplifies the value of ethics in Philosophy?
A. Women are not inferior to men and that both must complement each other.
B. All matters are composed of atoms.
C. Ideas are forms of thought representing the real objects.
D. No man is an island
B. Write your answer on the blank before each number. Choices: Ethics, Logic, Metaphysics, Epistemology, Aesthetics
_____ 1. The study of reality, existence, and the nature of being.
_____ 2. The study of knowledge, truth, and belief.
_____ 3. The branch that deals with reasoning and correct thinking.
_____ 4. The branch that explores questions about beauty and art.
_____ 5. The study of right and wrong, good and bad human actions.
_____ 6. Maria asks, “Do we continue to exist after death?”
_____ 7. A judge weighs a decision about whether a person’s action was morally right or wrong.
_____ 8. Liam argues logically using premises and conclusions to win a debate.
_____ 9. Angel loves visiting museums and reflecting on what makes a painting beautiful.
_____ 10. John questions if what he read online is real knowledge or just opinion.
A. Choose the letter of your answer on the space provided.
_____ 1. We cannot see the underlying matter itself but we can see the things made of that matter. What branch of
Philosophy sees things like this?
A. Metaphysics B. Aesthetics C. Logic D. Epistemology
_____ 2. As a branch of Philosophy logic does not provide us with knowledge directly. Etymologically, it means a treatise
on matters pertaining to the human thought. As a branch of Philosophy logic does not provide us with knowledge directly.
What then is the role of logic in Philosophy?
A. Logic enhances appreciation of arguments.
B. Logic is used in some disciplines like mathematics.
C. Logic offers opportunities discovering new knowledge.
D. Logic serves as tool concerning the validity of our arguments.
_____ 3. A fundamental and necessary drive in every human being is knowing what is real. Which among the branches of
Philosophy accounts for the unreal in terms of what we accept as real?
A. Logic B. Aesthetics C. Metaphysics D. Ethics
4. A branch of Philosophy deals with what is right or wrong. Another branch focuses itself with the non-observables. What
does epistemology deal with?
A. Epistemology deals with the other branches of Philosophy
B. Epistemology concerns itself with how to make arguments more valid and essential.
C. Epistemology deals with the nature, sources, limitations and validity of knowledge.
D. Epistemology focuses on discovering new knowledge unknown to men.
_____ 5. Examination of unobservable entities is the focus of metaphysical discourses. Which of the following statements
exhibits such character?
A. Beautiful designs like arts enhances the way we think.
B. If all backboned animals are called vertebrates, then a dog is a vertebrate.
C. All objects contain water.
D. Exercise of freedom should always be accompanied with responsibility.
_____ 6. It is not what we know that logic is interested in. Rather, it concerns itself on the truth and validity of our
arguments. Who was the philosopher who devised the first logical method?
A. Socrates B. Plato C. Zeno D. Aristotle
_____ 7. The establishment of criteria of beauty is the function of aesthetics. Which of the following statements shows the
importance of aesthetics to us?
A. It helps us understand better the nature and origin of knowledge.
B. It brings us in touch with our culture and the arts.
C. It serves as a tool in unraveling the unknown.
D. It enables us to make plausible arguments.
_____ 8. Some philosophers believe that general ideas are formed from the examination of particular facts. What method
is employed in this kind of generating idea?
A. deduction B. induction C. epistemological D. logical
_____ 9. How do we understand the difference between good and evil or right from wrong? This basic question is a
concern of what branch of Philosophy?
A. Epistemology B. Logic C. Ethics D. Metaphysics
_____ 10. Ethics investigates the nature of moral virtue and evaluates human actions in order to arrive at knowledge.
Which of the following statements exemplifies the value of ethics in Philosophy?
A. Women are not inferior to men and that both must complement each other.
B. All matters are composed of atoms.
C. Ideas are forms of thought representing the real objects.
D. No man is an island
B. Write your answer on the blank before each number. Choices: Ethics, Logic, Metaphysics, Epistemology, Aesthetics
_____ 1. The study of reality, existence, and the nature of being.
_____ 2. The study of knowledge, truth, and belief.
_____ 3. The branch that deals with reasoning and correct thinking.
_____ 4. The branch that explores questions about beauty and art.
_____ 5. The study of right and wrong, good and bad human actions.
_____ 6. Maria asks, “Do we continue to exist after death?”
_____ 7. A judge weighs a decision about whether a person’s action was morally right or wrong.
_____ 8. Liam argues logically using premises and conclusions to win a debate.
_____ 9. Angel loves visiting museums and reflecting on what makes a painting beautiful.
_____ 10. John questions if what he read online is real knowledge or just opinion.
