TMA1/GST203

My TMA Home TMA Results My Pending TMA Quick Help My TMA TMA Instruction Course Detail TMA Calendar Grading Message Board Quick Info Instructor Message Quiz Note Quiz Tip - 1 Quix Tip - 2 TMA Quiz Questions   TMA: TMA1/GST203 Matric Number: SCORE=9.50 GST203 - Introduction to Philosophy and Logics Mr. Amusa Jamiu Oluwadamilare (jamusa@noun.edu.ng )   1 The relationship and difference between knowledge, opinion and belief depend on the person's ________ background position age philosophy 2 When a philosopher possess information that is beyond doubt, we can use the term ______ know belief opinion acquaintted 3 If we know X, all the following are correct except __________ X must be true X must have evidence X must have counter evidence we must have reason to belief X 4 From the understanding of a layman_____ is the general theory or principle about how we ought to conduct our lives syllogism psychology philosophy Logic 5 The origin of philosophy can be traced to the _____ Ancient Greek Roman Empire West Africa Red indians 6 The first man to make a standard comment about the nature and definition of philosophy was ____ Socrates Plato Pythagoras Aristotle 7 ____ was credited with the prediction of the eclipse of 585 B.C. Newton Lenin Cornpenicus Thales 8 _____ made an ingenious guess that man was originally born from animals of another species Socrates Anaximander Coplestone Roberk Hook 9 Once upon a time, philosophy was pregnant and gave birth to many children. _____ is the oldest child of philosophy Science History Logic Economy 10 The statement that philosophy is the first and the last science can be credited to _____ Plato Socrates Aristotle Austin 11 Despite the breaking away of natural and social sciences, does philosophy still remain the parent discipline of other discipline? _____ Indifferent Yes None of the above No 12 Etymologically, philosophy means _____ philo and sophia love of wisdom love of knowledge atom and molecules agrees in numbers 13 ____ is the study of the method and principles used in distinguishing correct from incorrect reasoning Ethics philosophy logic theorem 14 An argument in which the premises do not lead to conclusion and certainty and is based on probabiltiy is called _____ inductive seductive deductive implied 15 ______ is the study of the first principle or ultimate reality metaphysics logic philosophy ethics 16 The coinage of the word metaphysics can be credited to _____ andronides anaximanda Aristotle anaximenes 17 The branch of philosophy which deals with the theory of knowledge is called ethics epistemology logic Metaphysics 18 The questions "what is mind" Does God exist" can be linked to branch of philosophy called Ethics epistemology metaphysics Logic 19 Which of these statement is having problem I think that God exist but I am not sure it is possible to believe something you are not sure of Believing can be seen as a pre-condition for knowledge You can say you know something you are not sure of 20 The statement in option _______ is false To know is to know that you know we have knowledge only when we can provide reason and evidence knowledge is subjective, non communicable and non-verifiable Belief or opinion is based on inner, personal certainty and conviction