PHILOSOPHY REVIEWER

1) Which among the following refers to the ability to make choices and make actions, and is an intrinsic
and essential property of the human person?
A) Consequence B) Choices C) Freedom D) Prudence

2) If you have the chance to make bigger decisions in life, how can you apply prudence
A) By trying to make quick decisions
B) By getting the consensus of everybody
C) By applying the cycle of fate procedure to figure out everything
D) By asking for help from my friends and ask for their decisions

3) Which of the following demonstrates freedom of choice for Senior High School Students?
A) Getting sick from a recent trip abroad
B) Watching videos over the internet
C) Reading books
D) Seceding between taking the exam or going to a favorite band’s concert choices
4) Allan chose not to attend his philosophy class. He decided to watch a movie with his girlfriend
instead. What effect may this choice bring him?
A) Develop a psychological disorder
B) Be punished by his parents
C) Develop guilt from his decision
D) Both B & C

5) Who is the Jewish philosopher who introduced the "I-Thou" and "1-It" relationships?

A. Karol Wojtyła B. Martin Buber C. Confucius D. Martin Heidegger

6) Which among the following refers to the shared awareness and understanding of our self with other
people?
A. Freedom B. Happiness C. Intersection D. Intersubjectivity

7) Which statement in INCORRECT about intersubjectivity?

A. Love is an important aspect in intersubjective relationships.
B. We can put ourselves in the shoes of others.
C. I can disregard others as much as I want.
D. We cannot help but be sensitive with the existence of the other.

8) What is the focus of Karol Wojtyla's philosophy of intersubjectivity?

A. Intellect B. Peelings C. Participation D. Contribution

9) Which among the following refers to the capacity of individuals to engage in genuine interaction
with others?
A. Availability B. Empathy C. Ethics D. Seeming
10) The following are perception about persons with disabilities (PWD) EXCEPT:

A. PWD's are dependent on the society.

B. PWD's are people with same right as what other people does.

C. PWD's can contribute to the economic growth of the society

D. PWD's could possibly engage into various social activities

11) Lea is labelled by his classmates as "bakla" because of his gender preferences. Lea is

experiencing

A. Alienation C. Empathy

B. Availability D. Seeming

12) Gina's parents are teary-eyed because of happiness during her graduation ceremony.

A. Alienation B. Availability C. Empathy D. Seeming

13) You witness that someone shouted and called your classmate a "negro" because of his dark skin.
What positive interaction will you do when you encountered this situation?

A. You just laugh and tease your classmate.

B. You will laugh and ask sorry to your classmate afterwards.

C. You just ignore what happened

D. You will talk to the one who shouted and tell him/her that everyone must be treated equally.

14) What do you call to the earliest and simplest form of society?

A. Feudal Society

B. Hunting and Gathering Society

C. Industrial Society

D. Pastoral Society

15) What do we call to a type of society where factories are seen as center of work and

transportation is more developed and advanced?

A. Feudal Society

B. Hunting and Gathering Society

C. Industrial Society

D. Pastoral Society
16) As society become more global, several changes occur. What changes that you experience

in your society?

A. Connections become complicated

B. Economic sphere, technical, innovations

C. Social and technological system expanded

D. Technology, evolution, globalization

17) As an individual, how can you contribute to bringing change in the society?

A. By supporting democratic values and cooperate with members of the community.

B. By supporting the community and other institution to uphold the welfare of the country.

C. By respecting all laws that govern and be oriented toward what is good and beneficial to all

D. All the above

18) Ever since you were a child, you have been constantly reminded to get your elders

respectfully

A. Folkways

B. Laws

C. Norms

D. Social Role

19) Filipinos were known for bayanihan tradition.

A. Folkways

B. Laws

C. Norms

D. Social Role

20) The following statements states the influence of society in the development of the human

person EXCEPT

A. The person and the society have a very dynamic relationship in which one cannot exist without the
other.

B. Society influences our development as persons in various ways.

C. Society also transforms human relations, which leads to the transformation of its members,
D. Society serves as barrier in human relations.

21) At present Emelie works in Manila, riding new car, take care of office assignment by computer and
stop for fast food center for a quick bite and now a party goer and only once a year when she comes to
her hometown to visit her family.

A. Emelie is now transformed by the society.

B. Emelie is now different individual.

C. Emelie is now recognized by society

D. All the above

22) Brian an IT graduate earns a huge amount of money because of his expertise in using

technology.

A. Agricultural Society C, Pastoral Society

B. Feudal Society D. Post Industrial Society

23) According to Martin Heidegger, Death is one's property. This means

A. The death of the person belongs to him. Nobody can experience his death except himself. There can
be no proxies or substitutes for a person in experiencing death

B. One cannot make himself live forever.

C. Birth and death are two things we cannot remove from our existence. Whether we like it or not, we
will die.

D. This means that when we die, we die alone.

24) What is meant when we say, Death is non-relational?

A. This means that death in certain

B. This means that death is indefinite.

C. This means that there can be no proxies or substitutes for a person in experiencing death.

D. This means that when we die, we die alone.

25) The human person is not just being-in-the-world but being-with-others or being-in-relation. One
great example of this is?

A. Bullying C. Hatred to enemy

B. Children exploitation D. Sincerity and concern to others

26) Which statement is NOT TRUE about the concept of happiness?

A. We do not choose happiness; we choose the means to achieve it

B. Real happiness cannot be found in more permanent and meaningful things.

C. Happiness is a state of being, not just an emotional experience or chosen mental attitude.

D. Happiness should define as whole life satisfaction.

27) As a student, how would you interpret this statement, "Though we don't know when we will die, we
can prepare for it."

A. We can always design how we will die.

B. Immortality can be achieved by man.

C. Following the society would mean a good existence

D. Even death is certain; we should try to live the best life that we can and by doing what is morally
right.

28) As an individual, what attitude would you apply in embracing the fact that death is an integral part
of our life?

A. Accept that death is the end of the bodily functions, but it is not the end of the person.

B. Accept the fact that everything that came to being in this universe will eventually come to an end.

C. Realized that death can be taken away from a person like what we see in fiction movies.

D. Realized that we can control our death.

29) As a mortal how you should live before life finally ends?

A. Choose to live life in the best possible way you can.

B. Realized that we have unlimited time here on earth.

C. Choose happiness and live for your happiness.

D. Prioritize yourself and focus on your achievements.

30) Evaluate the statements and choose which is true about death:

A. Death comes at the time we expect it will come.

B. Immortality can be achieved by man.

C. Death is for immortal.

D. Death is impending.