INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

NAME:
STRAND/SECTION:

I. IDENTIFICATION

Direction: Identify the correct answer. Write your answer on the space
provided.

________________ 1. A view that there is only one kind of ultimate

substance.

________________ 2. According to Thales, it is unlimited, boundless, and

indefinite.

________________ 3. It is the birthplace of philosophy.

________________ 4. The origin, source, beginning, and ruler.

________________ 5. Correspond to the western part of present day

Turkey.

II. True or False

Direction: Write T if the statement about Philosophy is true and write F

if the statement is false.

_____ 1. Philosophy is an outlook in life or worldview.

_____ 2. According to Aristotle Thomistic meaning is a science of

natural things by their ultimate principles and causes, as known by
natural reason alone.

_____ 3. In its classical definition, philosophy is the discipline which

studies, through the use of reason, the ultimate causes of things.

_____ 4. Philosophy limits itself to what could be learned but more to

what could be asked.

_____ 5. Comes from the Greek word philos which means love and
zoe means life.

_____ 6. Philosophy is a persistent quest for knowledge and truth.

 _____ 7. The philosophical questions are those questions already known
with some degree of certainty to be capable of being answered in a
precise and definite way.

_____ 8. Philosophy is the search for the true meaning of existence.

_____ 9. It is conceived to have begun in wonder.

_____ 10. Philosophy is an academic course or degree.

III. Matching Type

Direction: Match the statement of Column A with the answers at
____1.
ColumnCriteria for judgments
B. Write the answerabout
on the space provided.
beauty.
____ 2. The kinds, sources, and conditions
of knowledge. A. Aesthetics
____ 3. Meaning of religious statements, B. Axiology
existence of God, problem of evil. C. Cosmology
____ 4. Distinguished from one another D. Ethics
according to the solution that is being E. Epistemology
proposed for a certain issue. F. Historical Type
____ 5. The distinction between correct G. Logic
and incorrect forms of reasoning. H. Metaphysics
____ 6. Distinguished from one another I. Methodological
according to method used to resolve a Type
certain issue. J. Philosophy of
____ 7. Legitimizing the state, limits of the Language
states political power, social and K. Philosophy of
distributive justice. Mind
____ 8. Distinguished from one another L. Philosophy of
according to the geographical location in
Religion
which philosophizing transpires or
M. Philosophy of
flourishes.
____ 9.Whether the mind is physical or Science
not, properties of the mind, possibility of N. Positional Type
artificial intelligence. O. Regional Type
____ 10. Meaning of proper names, P. Social and
definite descriptions, and psychological Political
statements. Philosophy
____ 11. Distinguished from one another Q. Thematic Type
according to the historical period in which
philosophizing occurred.
____ 12. Whether reality consists of
physical objects only or both.
____ 13. The appropriate moral principles,
meaning of moral judgements.
____ 14. Difference between scientific and
non- scientific statements, induction.
____ 15. Distinguished from one another
according to the topic of the issues being
addressed.