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Question #1
St. Anselm was a proponent of the
A  Problem of Evil
B  Teleological Argument
C  Ontological Argument
D  Cosmological Argument
Question #2
Martin Luther believed that there was only one true interpretation of scripture.
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #3
A posteriori propositions are propositions that we can know to be true without having to observe the world.
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #4
Dharmakirti accepted a foundationalist view of truth.
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #5
C.G. Hempel rejected the coherentist view of truth.
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #6
A basic belief is one that does not need to be justified by other beliefs
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #7
A priori propositions are propositions that we know to be true without having to observe the world.
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #8
What philosopher argues that space and time are structures within our mind?
A  Locke
B  Descartes
C  Kant
D  Hume
Question #9
According to the _________ view of scientific truth, scientific theories are literally true or false.
A  Instrumentalist
B  Realist
C  Antirealist
D  Relativist
Question #10
Descartes’ methodological point of departure was
A  Atheism
B  Skepticism
C  Empiricism
D  Relativism
Question #11
Who compared the mind to a blank slate?
A  Aquinas
B  Bacon
C  Descartes
D  Locke
Question #12
Vatsyayana accepted which view of truth?
A  Rationalism
B  Correspondence
C  Foundationalism
D  Pragmatism
Question #13
David Hume is an example of a skeptic.
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #14
John Searle believes that all true propositions are those
A  that rest on foundational beliefs
B  that correspond to mental states
C  that correspond to facts
D  that cohere with other beliefs
Question #15
What philosopher wrote: “A text is understood only if it is understood in a different way every time.”?
A  Ludwig Wittgenstein
B  David Hume
C  Immanuel Kant
D  Hans Georg Gadamer
Question #16
The term omniscient means
A  Perfectly good
B  All knowing
C  infinite
D  All powerful
Question #17
Richard Rorty advocates a pragmatist theory of truth.
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #18
The ontological argument was developed by
A  Aquinas
B  Anselm
C  Aristotle
D  Augustine
Question #19
The cosmological argument holds that God must exist because
A  There is goodness in the world
B  There must be a first cause
C  There is order and purpose in the world
D  The nature of God guarantees God’s existence
Question #20
Anne Conway was an empiricist
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #21
The argument from design holds that God must exist because
A  There must have been a first cause
B  The nature of God guarantees God’s existence
C  Good exists in the world
D  There is order and purpose in the world
Question #22
An agnostic is one who denies the existence of a God or gods
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #23
A priori knowledge is knowledge that can only come from experience in the world.
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #24
The ontological argument holds that God must exist because
A  The nature of God guarantees God’s existence
B  There is order and purpose in the world
C  There must be a first cause
D  Good exists in the world
Question #25
For what philosopher does reality contain every possible kind of being, from the “lowest” kind of inert matter to the “highest” kind of spirit?
A  Thomas Hobbes
B  Jean Paul Sartre
C  Augustine
D  Karl Marx
Question #26
Innate ideas are ideas that
A  Can never be known
B  Are based on cultural traditions
C  Are acquired only through experience
D  The mind possesses from birth
Question #27
According to Locke, a primary quality of an apple might be its
A  Smell
B  Redness
C  Roundness
D  Smoothness
Question #28
Shankara developed the idea of sublation
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #29
Descartes believed that all of our knowledge was derived from our senses
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #30
According to the ______________ theory of truth, a belief is true if it is, or can be, integrated within the framework of all the other beliefs that we already accept as true.
A  pragmatic
B  coherence
C  correspondence
D  foundationalist
Question #31
Leibniz held that innate ideas were tendencies
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #32
A solipsist is one who doubts one’s own existence.
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #33
Immanuel Kant is a proponent of transcendental idealism.
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #34
According to Locke, secondary qualities are those qualities that do not depend on an observer.
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #35
Descartes believed that our knowledge of the world was derived from our senses
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #36
The problem of evil argues that an all-knowing, all-powerful, and perfectly good God could exist in a world where evil also exists
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #37
What contemporary philosopher argues that truth is whatever has passed society’s procedures of justification?
A  Bertrand Russell
B  John Searle
C  RIchard Rorty
D  Alfred Tarski
Question #38
What philosopher argued that scientific claims or hypotheses must be capable of being verified through empirical observations?
A  John Stuart Mill
B  Isaac Newton
C  Karl Popper
D  Immanuel Kant
Question #39
Innate ideas are ideas that
A  The mind possesses from birth
B  Are based on an individual’s cultural traditions
C  Can never be known to be true
D  Are acquired through experience
Question #40
Which of the following philosophers proposed a version of the correspondence theory of truth?
A  Bertrand Russell
B  Hans Georg Gadamer
C  Clarence I. Lewis
D  Rudolf Carnap
Question #41
Berkeley was an atheist
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #42
In defending the design argument, Paley uses the example of finding a
A  compass
B  telephone
C  watch
D  radio
Question #43
Whose Copernican Revolution was based on the claim that the world must conform to the mind?
A  Hume
B  Locke
C  Kant
D  Descartes
Question #44
Descartes argues that the one thing he can know beyond a doubt is
A  The existence of other people
B  His existence as a physical body
C  His existence as a mind
D  The existence of the external world
Question #45
A posteriori knowledge
A  Is derived from deductive reasoning
B  Can be known without experience
C  Is absolutely certain
D  Is derived from experience in the world
Question #46
Berkeley was an empiricist
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #47
Austin held that we could use a language to talk with each other even if there were no rules governing its use
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #48
Locke believed that there was no difference between primary and secondary qualities.
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #49
Martin Luther launched the Protestant Reformation
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #50
“All triangles have three sides” is an example of a(n)
A  Analytic statement
B  A posteriori statement
C  False statement
D  Synthetic statement
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