Question 1
Question
Metaphysics is the branch of philosophy concerned with
Answer
-
Knowledge
-
Valid inference
-
Virtue
-
Justice
-
The nature of reality
Question 2
Question
Ethical relativism is the view that
Answer
-
Sophistry and philosophy are equally concerned with the truth
-
You should care more about your relatives than strangers
-
There are no objective ethical values or truths
-
All of the above
-
None of the above
Question 3
Question
Not being able to make sense of ethical progress is a problem for
Answer
-
Philosophy
-
Epistemology
-
Virtue ethics
-
Ethical relativism
-
Essentialism
Question 4
Question
Which of the following is not a proposition or claim
Question 5
Question
The cardinal Ancient Greek virtues (the ones exemplified by Plato’s ideal state) are
Answer
-
Courage, generosity, temperance, and justice
-
Wisdom, courage, generosity, and justice
-
Wisdom courage, temperance and justice
-
Faith hope, and clarity
-
Eat drink and be merry
Question 6
Question
A deductively valid argument by definition
Question 7
Question
On Plato’s metaphysical view, reality ultimately consists of
Question 8
Question
Epistemology is the branch of philosophy concerned with
Answer
-
Ethical conduct
-
Knowledge
-
Valid inference
-
The nature of reality
-
None of the above
Question 9
Question
Philosophy is the love of...
Answer
-
Studying
-
Wisdom
-
Music
-
Freedom
-
Pizza
Question 10
Question
Plato's systematic philosophy includes
Question 11
Question
Consider the following:
All cats have wings
Lassie is a cat
Therefore Lassie has wings
This argument is:
Answer
-
Invalid
-
Valid
-
Unsound
-
B and C
-
None of the above
Question 12
Question
The ___ of X is that which all X's have in common that makes them X's is
Answer
-
Virtue
-
Knowledge
-
Essence
-
Truth
-
Opinion
Question 13
Question
According to Plato, only ______ are fit to rule or govern as kings in an ideal state
Answer
-
Sphism
-
Philosophers
-
Artists
-
Doctors
-
None of the above
Question 14
Question
In Plato’s cave allegory, the shadows on the wall represent
Question 15
Question
The silhouettes represent
Question 16
Question
Which of the following is true of inductively strong arguments?
Answer
-
The conclusion must be true if the premises are true
-
Accepting the premises but rejecting the conclusion involves a contradiction
-
There is no new information in the conclusion
-
All of the above
-
None of the above
Question 17
Question
On the traditional account of knowledge, in order for S to know that P, it must be the case that
Question 18
Question
Socrates was brought to trial on the charge of
Answer
-
Corrupting the youth
-
Being a pacifist and refusing to go to war
-
Being an ethical relativist
-
Calling for a revolution and refusing to pay taxes
-
None of the above
Question 19
Question
Which of the following is not a characteristically Socratic maxim or thesis?
Answer
-
The unexamined life is not worth living
-
Know thyself
-
Is is better to suffer an injustice than to inflict an injustice
-
Only death is to be feared
-
Nothing can harm a good person
Question 20
Question
According to Plato, our senses present us with
Answer
-
The essence of Goodness
-
Reality
-
Mere appearances
-
All of the above
-
None of the above
Question 21
Question
Virtue ethics is an example of a normative ethical theory
Question 22
Question
According to Socrates, nothing can harm a good person
Question 23
Question
According to Plato, justice in instrumentally valuable
Question 24
Question
Just rulers in Plato’s ideal state would always tell the truth
Question 25
Question
“Are there any objective moral truths?” is an example of a meta-ethical question
Question 26
Question
All valid arguments are sound
Question 27
Question
All sound arguments are valid
Question 28
Question
According to Plato, a just person is a person with a well-ordered soul
Question 29
Question
Plato’s ideally just state is paternalistic
Question 30
Question
In Plato’s cave allegory, the sun represents the essence of goodness