Philosophical Explorations: A trivia game of Philosophers, and their beliefs

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There is a series of 15 questions on: Taoism, Aristotle, Plato, Immanuel Kant, Robin Wall Kimmerer, and a couple of questions on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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Froggy Jumps Philosophical Explorations: A trivia game of Philosophers, and their beliefsVersión en línea There is a series of 15 questions on: Taoism, Aristotle, Plato, Immanuel Kant, Robin Wall Kimmerer, and a couple of questions on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. por Daniel dos Santos Ferreira 1 Who is the Philosopher that created a proposal of Non-violent direct action? a Plato b Lao-tse c Dr. King 2 What year did the Negro Revolution begin? a Summer of 1952 b Summer of 1975 c Summer of 1963 3 In the "Tao of Pooh", 'The How of Pooh',What were the names of the 3 masters from the Vinegar tasters painting? a K'ung Fu-tse, Buddha, & Lao-tse b Ra, Isis,& Horus c Ganesh, Vishnu, & Shiva 4 Plato argued that if we truly understand human nature we can find individual ________ & _______ ? a Inner peace & love b Happiness & social stability c Confidence & kindness 5 What does Robin Wall Kimmerer's philosophy of moss teach us? a Moss is cool. b If you're attentive enough, You can discover a whole new world. c Moss is something more than a plant. 6 What moral theory did Jon Stuart Mill strongly agree with? a Ethics: The study of good and bad. b Virtue theory: The characteristic of a person being morally good. c Utilitarianism: Right & wrong are determined by the outcomes of the actions& choices we've made. 7 What were some of the beliefs of Jon Stuart Mill's? a Actions that lead to people's happiness are correct. b Happiness should be an emotion that is exhibited at all times. c The pursuing of pleasure and avoidance of pain are the only motives of human behavior. 8 What was the biggest takeaway from Robin Wall Kilmerer's: "Braiding Sweet Grass"? a If we want to live in a more sustainable environment, we need to be more reciprocal with nature. b We could learn a lot when it comes to the interaction between indigenous people and nature. c All of the above. 9 Who bailed Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. out of the Birmingham Alabama jail? a Nina Simone b Ozzie Davis c Harry Belafonte 10 What were 2 of Immanuel Kant's basis of work in philosophy? a Moral philosophy: The study of right and wrong. Metaphysics: The study of reality b Tao: Way; Natural order of things. Yin & Yang:Opposites in balance c Epistemology:The theory of knowledge. Ethics: Study of Good & bad. 11 Immanuel Kant argued what? a Human beings are gods. b Humans are inherently evil. c Human understanding is the source for the general laws of nature which shape our experiences. 12 The main teaching of Taoism is?... a All human-beings should live in a state of harmony with the universe and the energy found within it. b Life on earth is bitter and filled with too many attachments. c The present is out of step with the past, and man isn't in balance with heaven. 13 What are the titles of 4 of Plato's famous written works? a Phaedo, Symposium, Apology, & Republic. b Phylo, Symphony, Betrayal, & Republic symbiosis. c Physical ailments, Symbols, Atmosphere, & Republicans. 14 What did Aristotle consider to be the main virtue of character in his book of: Nicomachean Ethics? a Friendship, humility, honesty, & justice are key. b Happiness is the ultimate human good. c Character is pivotal. 15 Which philosopher believed: it is the end result that matters, not how you get to where you are. a Aristotle b Immanuel Kant c Plato

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