1. What is the study and discipline that uses human reasons to
investigate the ultimate causes, reasons, and principles that govern
all things?
a. Biology
c. Psychology
b. Physics
d. Philosophy
2. It is the process and willingness of examining one's thoughts, feelings,
and actions for our own correctness,
a. Reflection
c. Recreation
b. Rejection
d. Restoration
3. It refers to a way of thinking or the initial understanding of a person
and is composed of his or her views and beliefs.
a. Composition
c. Perception
b. Framework
d. Hard work
4. These statements go beyond facts by providing conclusions and even
advance o belief about a certain situations,
a, Beliefs
c. Opinions
b. Facts
d. Conclusions
5. What do you call an argument based on foulty reasoning?
a. Bias
C. Beliefs
b. Opinions
d. Fallacies
6. What perspective or thinking is referring to specific aspects when
looking at a problem or a situation?
a. Holistic thinking
c. Deductive thinking
b. Partial thinking
d. Inductive thinking
7. Human person uses intellect to devise means to overcome such
limitations. How do you call this ability to surpass limits
a. Transcendence
c. Divergence
b. Teleconference
d. Convergence
8. What refers to an unseen aspect of the human person that enables
us to love others and to feel love and it dictates our actions?
a. Behavior
c. Soul
b. Spirit
d. Emotion
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