TMA2/GST203

My TMA Home TMA Results My Pending TMA Quick Help My TMA TMA Instruction Course Detail TMA Calendar Grading Message BoardQuick Info Instructor Message Quiz Note Quiz Tip - 1 Quix Tip - 2 TMA Quiz Questions   TMA: TMA2/GST203 Matric Number:  SCORE=9.00 GST203 - Introduction to Philosophy and Logics Mr. Amusa Jamiu Oluwadamilare (jamusa@noun.edu.ng )   1 Talking about the source of knowledge, which of these is out of place mysticism revealation authority intuition 2 Which of these is associated with the rationalist intuition sense experience reason mysticsm 3 Who among the earliest philosopher described man as a rational animal Aristotle Plato Socrates Emmanuel Kant 4 Perceptual experience is not sufficient to acquire knowledge except with _______ sense experience Authority reason inspiration 5 _________ is considered as the prima -matrix of human knowledge intuition reason mysticism sense experience 6 Who are primary proponent of sense experience scientists socialists capitalists empiricists 7 The questions "what is mind" Does God exist" can be linked to branch of philosophy called Ethics epistemology metaphysics Logic 8 The questions such as "what is the relation between knowledge and reality" Is human mind capable of knowing? Are most likely from theology epistemology pathology metaphysics 9 Which of these components of philosophy deals with the study of morality of human action in society civic ethic ethnic epics 10 The assertion "The only thing I know is that I know nothing" can be credited to _____ Socrates Plato Aristotle lenins 11 Which of these aspect of knowledge is not intereseted in the ontic but in the ontelogical questions Ethic metaphysics epistemology None of the above 12 An average scientist always seek for explanation while the philosopher basically seek for ______ justification experimentation validation conclusion 13 Which of the following is not a source of knowledge reason sense experience intuition permutation 14 The theory which believes that human beings can acquire knowledge of reality by the use of mind or pure reason is called____ rationalism realism idealism constructivism 15 All the following are part of logical processes except____ simple apprehension judgement reasoning digitizing 16 Which of these list is not a conclusion-indicator consequently thus because so 17 Etymologically, philosophy means _____ philo and sophia love of wisdom love of knowledge atom and molecules agrees in numbers 18 A logical proposition is valid only when it can both be _________ and _________ denied and asserted dedductive and inductive philosophised and contextualized accepted and reframed 19 ____ argument is the argument that involves general to specific inductive deductive conclusive valid 20 An argument in which the premises do not lead to conclusion and certainty and is based on probabiltiy is called _____ inductive seductive deductive implied