PART 1
1. Ethics is mostly known as the branch of philosophy which deals with
the_____ of human actions in the society
2. ______made an ingenious guess that man was originally born from
animals of another
3. ________was credited with the prediction of the eclipse of 585 B.C.
4. The first man to make a standard comment about the nature and
definition of philosophy was_______
5. All men are mortal, Amusa is a man. Therefore Amusa is a mortal.
This is an example of________
6. The statement within an argument which provide support for
asserting the conclusion of that argument is called_______
7. A logical proposition is valid only when it can both be________
8. The claim that "every logical statement is a sentence and not every
sentence is a logical" can be established in______
9. The theory which believes that human beings can acquire knowledge
of reality by the use of mind or pure reason is called_______
10. An average scientist always seek for explanation while the philosopher
basically seek for_______
11. The assertion "The only thing I know is that I know nothing" can be
credited to_____
12. ______is a components of philosophy deals with the study of morality
of human action in society
13. The questions such as "what is the relation between knowledge and
reality" Is human mind capable of knowing? Are most likely from______
14. The questions "what is mind" Does God exist" can be linked to branch
of philosophy called
15. The branch of philosophy which deals with the theory of knowledge is
called_______
SOLUTIONS PART 1
1. Morality
2. Anaximander
3. Thales
4. Pythagoras
5. Deductive
6. Premise
7. denied or asserted
8. logical statement
9. Rationalism
10. Justification
11. Socrates
12. Ethics
13. Epistemology
14. Metaphysics
15. Epistemology
PART 2
1. The coinage of the word metaphysics can be credited to_____
2. An argument in which the premises do not lead to conclusion and
certainty and is based on probability is called______
3. ________is the study of the first principle or ultimate reality
4. _______is also called the theory of being
5. _______argument is the argument that involves general to specific
6. ______is the study of the method and principles used in
distinguishing correct from incorrect reasoning
7. Philosophy as a discipline does not have a universal_____
8. Once upon a time, philosophy was pregnant and gave birth to many
children_____ oldest child of philosophy.
9. For a layman, a person’s philosophy becomes “the sum _____of his
fundamental beliefs and convictions” that is, the main principles that
guide or control his life.
10. According to______ , philosophy originated from the Ancient Greek
City State of Miletus.
11. _______was the first to make a standard comment about the nature and
definition of philosophy
12. The statement that philosophy is the first and the last science can
be credited to______
13. etymologically, logic as a discipline derives from the Greek
word_____which means study, word or discourse.
14. Metaphysics is the study of first principle or_____
15. The Latin phrase "petition principia" means_____
16. Fallacy of equivocation occurs when ___________
17. The science that studies the "Theory of Being" or "first principle" is
___________
18. "Probability" in logic, is a characteristic of ___________
19. In logic, an argument must have ___________
20. In the study of symbol in logic, "double arrow" stand for ___________
21. All but ___________ are branches of philosophy
22. According to Plato, the mark of the philosopher is ___________
23. The word 'Sophia' in Greek means ___________
24. The Greek word 'philo' means ___________
SOLUTIONS PART 2
1. Andronicles
2. Inductive
3. Metaphysics
4. Metaphysics
5. Deductive
6. Logic
7. Definition
8. Science
9. Total
10. academic philosophers
11. Pythagoras
12. Aristotle
13. logos
14. ultimate reality
15. .
16. Word is used in a manner that implies different meanings within the
same context
17. Metaphysics
18. Inductive arguments
19. Premises and conclusion
20. If and only If
21. Ethnology
22. Sense of wonder
23. Wisdom
24. love
COMPILED BY DAVID MARSHAL