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intro to philosophyVersión en línea definition and branches of philosophy por susanto susanto 1 According to Hank Green, science alone is not enough to explain human beings because… a It lacks clear observational methods b It cannot explain hormones or neurotransmitters c Some aspects of human existence go beyond biological factors d Philosophy rejects all scientific explanations Correct Answer: C 2 Etymologically, the word philosophy means… a Love of truth b Love of beauty c Love of wisdom d Love of science 3 The early Greek philosophers distinguished between philos and mythos. This distinction is best described as… a Between mathematics and art b Between logic and politics c Between analytical reasoning and mythic storytelling d Between empirical science and modern religion 4 When philosophers ask “What is the nature of reality?”, they are studying… a Epistemology b Metaphysics c Logic d Aesthetics 5 If all of our sensory experiences could deceive us, the question “How can we know something is true?” belongs to… a Epistemology b Ethics c Logic d Metaphysics 6 Questions such as “Do I have moral obligations to animals or the earth?” belong to… a Aesthetics b Ethics c Logic d Metaphysics 7 Aesthetics is part of Value Theory because it… a Studies logical reasoning methods b Examines what is considered beautiful and valuable c Decides what is morally right or wrong d Investigates the existence of God 8 Why is logic described as the philosopher’s “toolbox”? a Because only logic provides absolute truth b Because it offers systematic reasoning to avoid fallacies c Because logic is the same as empirical science d Because logic always produces definite answers 9 According to the video, success in studying philosophy is NOT measured by… a The ability to build strong arguments b Understanding critical thinking c Memorizing a large set of facts and definitions d Evaluating worldviews logically 10 Imagine you are deciding between eating a salad or a Hot Pocket, as mentioned in the video. his is considered “doing philosophy” because… a You follow society’s moral rules b You evaluate what you personally value and what is good for you c You memorize Plato’s theories d You reject scientific knowledge about nutrition

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por susanto susanto

According to Hank Green, science alone is not enough to explain human beings because…

Etymologically, the word philosophy means…

The early Greek philosophers distinguished between philos and mythos. This distinction is best described as…

When philosophers ask “What is the nature of reality?”, they are studying…

If all of our sensory experiences could deceive us, the question “How can we know something is true?” belongs to…

Questions such as “Do I have moral obligations to animals or the earth?” belong to…

Aesthetics is part of Value Theory because it…

Why is logic described as the philosopher’s “toolbox”?

According to the video, success in studying philosophy is NOT measured by…

Imagine you are deciding between eating a salad or a Hot Pocket, as mentioned in the video. his is considered “doing philosophy” because…