ACTIVITY 1: FROGGY QUIZ

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This quiz will challenge your knowledge on our module "The Human Person as an Embodied Spirit". This interactive quiz includes images. You are given 5 lives which will be deducted every wrong answer and you are also given 10 seconds maximum to answer each question. Delve into it! Enjoy the timer and the challenge!

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Froggy Jumps ACTIVITY 1: FROGGY QUIZVersión en línea This quiz will challenge your knowledge on our module "The Human Person as an Embodied Spirit". This interactive quiz includes images. You are given 5 lives which will be deducted every wrong answer and you are also given 10 seconds maximum to answer each question. Delve into it! Enjoy the timer and the challenge! por Geryl John Gallardo 1 For him, the body is material and is subject to changes and destructions, while the soul is immaterial and unchanging. a Aristotle b Aquinas c Plato 2 Which of the following does not belong to the tripartite function of the soul? a Rational b Appetitive c Spiritual 3 For him, the soul and the body are substantially united. There is no dichotomy between the two. a Augustine b Aristotle c Socrates 4 The word soul is an English translation of the Greek word? a Eudaimonia b Psyche c Logos 5 The period following the ancient times is called? a Modern period b Enlightenment period c Medieval period 6 He believed that God created the world, and this includes the creation of the immortal soul. a St. Anselm b St. Aquinas c St. Augustine 7 For him, Philosophy and Theology are not two conflicting disciplines. Rather, these two are complementary in the quest for truth. a Aquinas b Anselm c Augustine 8 Like Plato, he believed that the destruction of the physical body does not mean the destruction of the mind. a Spinoza b Berkeley c Descartes 9 For him, the human mind is a tabula rasa or blank slates. Knowledge is acquired only through sensory experiences. a Locke b Hume c Camus 10 Everything you see on your body such as your skin color, size, shape, height, weight, is called? a Accidents b Physical giveness c Divine design

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