Curie Answer: C.

Metaphysics
GROUP 1 Ancajas, Ronnie Boy
1. Who is the first philosopher 5. In attaining wisdom there is a
to derive in a logical method need for _______, it can be
intellectual, spiritual and also
A. Socrates physical.
B. Plato
C. Aristotle A. Love
D. Du Bois B. Learning
C. Sharing
2. Philosopher uses his natural D. Emptying
capacity to think or simply
human reason alone or so Answer: D. Emptying
called an unaided reason

A. Natural Light of Reason

B. Study of all things Venezuela, Sophia
C. Science 6. One of the most outstanding
D. Logic filipino virtues. It is one
aspect percieved as courage
3. What Branch of Philosophy to take risk.
deals with the nature, A. Gulong ng Palad
sources, limitation and B. Bahala na
validity of knowledge? C. LOOB
D. Kabutihan
a. Ethics
b. Epistemology 7. It is the science of the
c. Metaphysics beautiful in its various
d. Logic manifestations-including
sublime,comic,tragic,
4. It is a branch of philosophy pathetic, and ugly.
that examines the
fundamental nature of reality, A. Logic
including the relationship B. Aesthetic
between mind and matter, C. Epitesmology
between substance and D. Metaphysics
attribute, and between
potentiality and actuality. 8. According to him there are
three attitudinal imperatives
A. Logic that we must bear in mind if
B. Aesthetic we are to appreciate the
C.Metaphysics Oriental or
D.Ethics
 Eastern thought vis-à-vis the d. Phenomenon
Occidental or Western
mindset and to situate them 3. _______ argues that the
in their proper perspective. world consists of states of
affairs, not of things.
A. Plato
B.Quito A. St.Augustine
C. Aristotle B. Nietzsche
D. Du Bois C.Wittgenstein
D.Kierkegaard
9. Philo means___
A. To Love 4. According to _______ phenomenon
B. Sophia is where the trouble starts, when one
C. Sophie supposes that one experiences is
D. Wisdom not the truth.
A. Solomon
10. Filipino believes in ---- which is B. Jean-Paul Satre
wheel of fortune and hence look at life as C. Husserl
series of ups and down D. Jean-Jacques Rousseau
A. LOOB
B. Bahala na 5. It is a defect in an argument other
C. Gulong ng Palad than it’s having false premises.
D. Kabutihan A. Analytic tradition
B. Fallacies
C. Logic and critical thinking
GROUP 2 D. Postmodernism

1. What fallacy attempts to link the Cortes, Lorraine

validity of a premise to a 6. What type of fallacy states that, what
characteristic or belief of the person has not been proved false must be
advocating the premise? true and vice versa.
a. False cause
b. Against the person a.Composition
c. Appeal to people b. Appeal to ignorance
d. Begging the question c. Division
d. Appeal to pity
2. ________ focuses on careful
inspection and 7. __________ is the conviction that to
description of phenomena or some significant degree,
appearances. philosophical problems, puzzles, and
errors are rooted in language and
a. Phainómenon can be solved or avoided.
b. Philosophizing
c. Phenomenology a. Analytic philosophy
 b. Phenomenology 2.  What Filipino value puts one in
c. Existentialism touch with one’s fellow beings and is
d. Analytic Tradition essentially interpersonal?
a. Humor
b. Religion
8. This is a logical chain of reasoning
c. Fellowship
of a term or a word several times.But d. Generosity
giving the particular word a different
meaning each time. 3. It is believed that general ideas are
formed from the examination of
a.Appeal to ignorance particular facts.
b.Composition a. Empiricist 
c.Equivocation b. Induction
c. Rationalist
d.Division
d. Deduction

9. _____________ stated that 4. It is a systematic investigation that

phenomenon is used to refer to the follows certain steps or it employs
world of our experience. certain procedures
A. Edmund Husserl a. Science
B. Jean- Jacques Rousseau b. Study of all things
C. Jean- Paul Satre c. Natural light of reason
d. First cause and highest principle
D. Immanuel Kant
5. He was an English mathematician,
Answer: D. Immanuel Kant logician, cryptanalyst and computer
scientist
10. Who founded phenomenology? a. Zeno of Citium
A. Edmund Husserl b. Mary Wollstonescraft
B. Immanuel Kant c. Alan Mathison Turing
C. Jean- Paul Satre d. Aristotle
D. Jean- Jacques Rousseau
6. Referred as the science of the
beautiful in its various manifestations
including the sublime, comic, tragic,
Faraday a.
pathetic, and ugly. 
Ethics
Lesson 1: b. Metaphysics
c. Aesthetics
d. Epistemology
1. For Thales, everything is water,
which we call “reality”. Everything 7. Which of these statements is NOT
else is   true? 
a. happiness a. Abundance is more than our
b. appearance ambitions; there are more precious
c. colorful things such as people that matter.  
d. Existing b. Abundance is to evolve into a higher
being.
c. Abundance is what we hold and
what we share.
 d. Abundance is a choice.

8. According to 3. Who founded phenomenology?

nothing we experience in the a. Soren Kierkegaard
physical world with our five senses is b. Jean-Paul Setre
real.  c. Edmund Husserl
a. Plato d. Socrates
b. Socrates
c. Aristotle
d. Zeno of Citium 4. One reason logically that something
true of a thing must also be true of
all or some of its parts.
9.   Is the concern of the a. Appeal to the people
logician b. Division
a. Logic c. Begging the question
b. Opinions d. False cause
c. Reasoning
d. Proof

5. _______ has come into vogue as

10. A principle is that from which the name for a diffuse family of ideas
something proceeds in any manner and trends that aims to supersede
whatsoever modernity.
a. Principle of Identity a. Pre-historic era
b. Principle of Noncontradiction b. Methodology
c. Principle of Excluded Middle c. Existentialism
d. First Cause or Highest Principle d. Postmodernism

Lesson 2: 6. These are the two important tool to

distinguish facts from opinion
a. Judgment and logic
1. This is a type of fallacy in which the b. Opinion and Critical Thinking
proposition to be proven is assumed c. Critical thinking and logic
implicitly or explicitly in the premise. d. None of the above
a. Appeal to the people
b. Division
c. Begging the question 7. It is base from observation in order
d. False cause to make generalization. What type of
reasoning is this?
a. Inductive reasoning
b. Deductive reasoning
2. A specific kind of appeal to emotion c. Abductive reasoning
in which someone tries to win d. None of the above
support for an argument.
a. Appeal to ignorance
b. Appeal to pity 8. It is the scientific study of the
c. Equivocation essential structures of
d. Composition consciousness.
 a. Analytic tradition 3. One of the key elements in many
b. Logic and Critical Thinking educational reforms is ______.
c. Phenomenology A. Culture
d. None of the above B. Religion
C. Diversity
D. Ethnicity
9. This fallacy is also referred to as
coincidental correlation, or ANSWER: D
correlation not causation.
a. Appeal to the people 4. ____ stated that in our present century,
b. Against to the person almost all the major philosophical ideas
c. False cause emanate from western thinkers.
d. None of the above
A. Castells
B. Nye
10. What is the Other Term for Appeal to C. Velasquez
force? D. Quito
a. Argumentum ad baculum
b. Argumentum ad hominem ANSWER: D
c. Argumentum ad populum
d. None of the above
5. activity people undertake when they seek
to understand fundamental truths about
Mendeleev themselves, the world in which they live,
and their relationship to the world and to
each other.
1. What is the principle that states " A. Philosophy
impossible for a thing to be and not to be at B. Science
the same time, and at the same respect". C. Love
a. Principle of Identity D. Wisdom
b. Principle of Non- Contradiction
c. Principle of Cheaters ANSWER: A
d. Principle of Unkown
6. The term Philosophy means?
ANSWER: B A. Love to wisdom
b. Love of wisdom
2. He was an african American who raised C. Love to knowledge
the problem of Negro. D. love of knowledge
a. William Burghardt Du Bois
b. Socrates ANSWER: B
c. Aristotle
d. Arete 7. According to him, abundance is more of
an effort of the heart than mind alone.
ANSWER: A (a) Mercado 2000
(b) Gripaldo 2000
(c) Timbreza 1992
(d) Aguillar 2010

ANSWER: D 1. Who is the notably philosopher

that notably developing themes
from pragmatism and certain
8. In abundance is a choice these are the quarters of analytic?
things that should be avoided except one:
a) Jean Paul Sartre
(a) negative thoughts
b) Kierkegaard
c) Edmundo Husserl
(b) sin
d) Richard Rorty
(c) emotions
(d) people
ANSWER: D. Richard Rorty
2. A Danish Philosopher who
ANSWER: B
insisted that the authentic self
was the personally chosen self,
9. It is the branch of philosophy that as opposed to public or “herd”
explores the nature of moral virtue and identity.
evaluates human actions.
(a) Epistemology a) Richard Rorty
(b) Metaphysics b) Immanuel Kant
(c) Logic c) Neitzche
(d) Ethics d) Soren Kierkegaard

ANSWER: D ANSWER: D. Soren Kierkegaard

3. What did Edmund Husserl
10. Which of the statement is true about Founded
Logic?
a) Existentialism
a. It deals with nature, sources, limitations, b) Phenomology
and validity of knowledge c) Postmodernist
b. It involves an exchange between
conversational partners ANSWER: B. Phenomology
c. It means a treatise on matters pertaining 4. Who tell us that but one is always
to the human thought free to negate?
d. It is the study of beauty
a) Edmund Husserl
ANSWER: C b) Clint Alferez
c) Jean Paul Satre

ANSWER: C. Jean Paul Satre

5. What is the meaning of
phainòmenon?

a) Appearance
b) Love
 c) Believe ANSWER: C. Appeal to
ignorance (Argumentum ad
ANSWER: A. Appearance ignorantiam)
6. What did the postmodernist 10. This is type of fallacy in which the
believe that may should come at proposition to be proven is
trust beyond the rational to the assumed implicitly or explicitly in
non-rational. the premise.
a) Community a) Begging the question
b) Humanity (petition principii)
c) Compassionate b) Appeal to pity
(Argumentum ad
ANSWER: A. Community misericordiam)
7. Supersede aims to? c) Equivocation

a) Success ANSWER: A. Begging the

b) Modernity question (petition principii)
c) Influence

ANSWER: B. Modernity
8. An argument that appeals or
exploits people’s vanities, desire
for esteem, and anchoring on
popularity.

a) Division
b) Appeal to People
(Argumentum ad populum)
c) Composition

ANSWER: B. Appeal to People

(Argumentum ad populum)
9. Whatever has not been proved
false must be true, and vice
versa.

a) Equivocation
b) Appeal to pity
(Argumentum ad
misericordiam)
c) Appeal to ignorance
(Argumentum ad
ignorantiam)