`METRO MANILA COLLEGE U-Site, Brgy. Kaligayahan,Novaliches Quezon City _______________________________________________________ ______________________________ _______________________________ ______ SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Introduction to the Philosophy of the Human Person Grade 12 Name: _____________________ _________________________ ____ Teacher: ____________________ _______________________ ___
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Test I. Multiple Choice Direction: Read the following statements and choose the correct answer. Write your answer on the space provided before the number. Use CAPITAL LETTERS only. Strictly NO ERASURES. _____ 1.Which 1.Which of the followin following g is defined defined as a rational rational being endowed with with composite composite characteristics (physical, mental, moral, spiritual, and emotional) as distinct from lower animals? A. Animals C. Spirit B. Human D. All of the above _____ 2. Human person’s person’s existence existence is not complete complete because it it is wrapped wrapped up by limitations limitations and possibilities that happen in the ecstasies of time. This limitation of the human body is dictated by what concept? A. Being others related C. Conscience B. Resoluteness D. Temporality _____ 3. Human being being according according to Aquinas Aquinas and Aristotle Aristotle is an embodied spirit and at the same time, a biosocial being. Which of the following statement supports the idea of a biosocial being? I. Human being has a flesh and a body II. Human as the highest level of all living organism in the planet III. Human as subject of labor and engage in social form of life. IV. Human has a capacity to direct communication and high level of consciousness and intellect. A. I, II and III C. II, III and IV B. I and IV D. I, III and IV _____ 4. What is the similarity similarity of Soren Kierkegaard Kierkegaard and Jean Paul Paul Sartre? A. They emphasize the importance of responsibility. B. Both of them believe that interaction is important in one’s development.
C. They are both existentialist. existentialist. D. They emphasize the power of rationality and the power of choices. _____ 5. It is the relation of “man as the measure of all things” in addressing the environment particularly in environmental crisis. A. Humans determine what is to become of his/her environment B. People are the ones who cause damages in the environment C. Our government must support and produce an eco-friendly product D. Sustainable development starts from human initiative. _____ 6. It is the reason to analyze analyze the concept in every statement. statement. A. To win in an argumentation or debate B. To become an intelligent and a wise person C. For better understanding understanding and clarification clarification D. To become an expert speaker and less-biased individual _____ 7. The story of creation creation in the book book of Genesis Genesis tells tells of how God entrusted entrusted the Earth Earth to man and woman by giving them the role as stewards of creation. What is the meaning of stewardship in environmental ethics? A. Man’s basic needs should be prioritized at the expense of environment B. Man is simply a caretaker and a manager of his/her environment C. Man is the one who dictates what policies and regulation should be formulate D. Man is the measure of all things _____ 8. No one, even even a hermit hermit can live live alone. The care, support support and protection protection by the society are important. For this reason, a human person must relate in society for what reason? C. For survival A. For gregariousness B. For specialization D. For economic needs _____ 9. Existence is is not full, full, not whole whole and not perfect perfect but such such limitations limitations can become possibilities therefore, a human person is capable of this. A. Transcendence C. Developing B. Growing D. Thinking and feeling _____ 10. 10. It refers to the “real person” inside of us, it is our life force and it gives life to the body. A. Spirit C. Mind B. Soul D. Body
_____ 11. This method of philosophizing must incorporate the other methods in order to utilize effectively. A. Philosophical dialogue C. Logical analysis B. Cartesian doubt D. Historical method ______ 12. He believed that a man will make his existence meaningful if he/she is doing a good deed to other person. A. Victor Frankel C. Soren Kierkegaard B. Karl Jaspers D. Jean Paul Sartre _____ 13. According to the concept of guilt feeling, Heidegger point out that a human person is a guilty creature thus he has no will. His will is missing and this prevents the person to decide for things. This concept of guilt feeling will give rise to this concept. A. Resoluteness C. Conscience B. Temporality D. Concern _____ 14. He rejects the concept of crowd because he believe that a person must disconnect himself from others in order to make his existence significant. The value of solitude is necessary for a human person in order to transcend. A. Victor Frankel C. Soren Kierkegaard B. Martin Heidegger D. Karl Jaspers _____15. It is the human person being viewed when talking with the holistic perspective? A. Human person sees as a whole and can apply what it means to be a human B. Someone who memorizes all the methods of philosophizing C. He/she possesses the characteristic of being a human D. Human person is viewed as a component of an entire system _____16. The martial law declaration in Mindanao is a phenomenon that can be investigated using this.
A. Political Philosophy B. Metaphysics C. Aesthetics D. Epistemology _____ 17. Philosophy allows the people to think outside the box and see the big picture using this way. I. It opens the notion of wholeness where one gets to experience what is meaningful II. It opens the broad horizon in which one recognizes unity of diversity. III. It allows the people to see the convergence of things and events IV. It addresses the different issues in everyday living in an isolated manner A. I, II and III C. III and IV B. I, III and IV D. I only _____ 18. Identify the FALSE statement. I. Soren Kierkegaard and Jean Paul Sartre are both existentialist. II. The concept of dread is not associated with John Locke’s Tabula rasa theory. III. Aristotle like Plato, believes in the immortality of soul and spirit. IV. The methods of philosophizing focuses on seeking wisdom and not on seeking what is true and opinion. A. II and III C. I, II and IV B. III only D. III and IV _____19. It does not belong to the methods of Philosophizing. A. Philosophical Dialogue C. Comparative Descriptive B. Deconstructive D. Experimental Method _____ 20. He is a Greek mathematician and philosopher who coined the word “Love of wisdom”? A. Plato C. Pythagoras B. Socrates D. Rene Descartes _____21. The following statements emphasize the Value of Doing Philosophy except; A. Helps the students to be creative. B. Helps the student to be imaginative C. Enables the student to develop ability to form opinions D. Helps the student not to be resilient and panic in facing disorder and doubt _____22. It is an accepted statement and it agrees with facts and reality and also needs to be supported by factual evidence. A. Opinion C. Arguments B. Truth D. Cases _____23. Marco is having a difficulty in understanding some unfamiliar words and its definition, therefore he can use this method. A. Critical Analysis C. Conceptual Analysis B. Logical Analysis D. Mathematical Analysis _____24. The example of this method is when the teacher and students are having a discourse or discussion and promoting the communication and interaction able to come up in an active search for knowledge. A. Phenomenological method C. Philosophical method B. Critical Analysis D. Deconstructive method
_____25. This branch of philosophy does not involve questions related to values. A. Moral C. Political B. Metaphysics D. Social _____26.In philosophy, Argument is defined as this. A.A factual disagreement between people C.A shouting match B. Giving reasons for a belief D. Any verbal attempt to persuade _____27. Empiricists believe this statement. A. Understanding ones inner self leads one to knowledge.
B. Knowledge is gained through the senses. C. Abstract thinking leads one to knowledge D. Reason is the only valid pathway to knowledge. _____28. Ethics can be defined as the philosophical study of this. A. how humans treat each other specifically in relation to being good or bad B. human behavior and its faults and good points C. the moral value of human behavior D. human moral _____29. It is when something is lacking or missing in a person, therefore he has no will and prevents the person to decide on things. A. Concept of Being-others related B. Concept of Guilt feeling C. Concept of Temporality D. Concept of Resoluteness _____30. Human person relates himself to the world, affects his views and beliefs, shapes and mold him/her as a person. This statements refers to this determinant. A. Friends and Associates B. Genetics C. Life -Experiences D. Self-image Test II. Identification Direction. Determine who or what the statement is referring to. Write your answer on the blank provided before the number. WRONG SPELLING is WRONG. ________31.The way of eliciting truth through questions and answer or Socratic Method is also known as. ________32. This philosopher said that, “The human person is the only kind of being that exist”. ________33. According to Babor 2001, it is man’s readiness to be called by Conscience. ________34. It is a branch of philosophy that studies issues concerning art and beauty. ________35. It is the real person inside us, it is our life force, and it gives life to the body. ________36. It is consists of our mind, will, emotions, personality, thoughts, attitudes and what makes us unique. ________37. It is a method of determining whether the assertion offered as reason for accepting the assertion justifies acceptance the way the speaker intended. ________38. He is an Atheist who believed that Gods existence or non –existence cannot affect man’s freedom. ________39. In order to understand what each words mean, it would be better first to understand its meaning and boundaries in order to come up with the correct concepts. ________40. This method is when we often come to understand the relation of two concepts and able to compare and describe what we already know.
Test III. Essay 41-45.
Explain “Docta Ignorantia”. It is to know what you do not know, and now that you do
not know, that you do not know, you are willing to truly know. Give example to support your answer. (5 pts.)
45-50. Explain the role of Philosophy in addressing environmental crisis. Give example to support your answer (5pts.)
