GST 201 CBT Practice Questions for FUOYE Students(Now Active)

1. Substance is described as that which exists _____.

2. Logic is the study of:

3. Personal values shape:

4. Epistemology focuses on the nature of _____.

5. Orwell warned political language can:

6. Critical philosophy involves careful judgment known as _____.

7. Availability heuristic is:

8. Critical thinking in philosophy involves questioning _____.

9. Logic provides rules that guide correct _____.

10. Originality is a component of:

11. The belief that science is the only valid way of knowing is termed _____.

12. Confirmation bias is:

13. Socratic method improves:

14. Hasty generalization fallacy:

15. Critical thinking is:

16. Correcting fallacies in public discourse requires:

17. Philosophy examines life beyond surface _____.

18. Post hoc fallacy:

19. Philosophy encourages humans to think beyond _____.

20. Reasoning that moves from particular observations to a general conclusion is _____.

21. Philosophy differs from religion through its reliance on _____.

22. Critical thinking involves:

23. Self-correction in reasoning requires:

24. Speculation in philosophy involves thoughtful _____.

25. Thought experiments are used to:

26. Education benefits from creative thinking by:

27. Principle of charity means:

28. Philosophy is described as a rational _____ rather than blind acceptance.

29. A philosopher searches for universal human _____.

30. Metaphysics is the study of _____.

31. Independent thinking in philosophy means freedom from _____.

32. Fallacies are common in:

33. Asking deep questions is one function of _____.

34. Philosophy focuses on the human ability to _____.

35. Elaboration in creative thinking:

36. Fluency in creativity refers to:

37. Ethics evaluates actions using moral _____.

38. Philosophy of social sciences interrogates methods and _____.

39. Creative thinking asks:

40. Equivocation fallacy:

41. Analytical philosophy emphasizes the ability to _____.

42. Giving good reasons for conclusions describes the _____ nature of philosophy.

43. Philosophy ultimately seeks rational understanding of _____.

44. The term “terra firma” explains the idea of being _____.

45. False dilemma fallacy:

46. Knowledge claims are critically examined under _____.

47. Virtue ethics emphasizes:

48. The relationship of existence is examined under _____.

49. Scientific breakthroughs need:

50. Ethics studies

51. The foundation of philosophical inquiry rests on rational _____.

52. Philosophy is:

53. Flexibility in thinking allows:

54. Appeal to emotion fallacy:

55. Scientism is criticized for excluding moral and _____ knowledge.

56. Emotional character includes:

57. Critical thinking in healthcare ensures:

58. Divergent thinking involves:

59. Philosophical study promotes intellectual _____.

60. The most important word in philosophy is _____.

61. Matter refers to anything that has physical existence and occupies _____

62. Paul and Elder define critical thinking as:

63. Philosophy of politics focuses on power and _____.

64. Rational inquiry remains central to philosophical _____.

65. Character molding involves:

66. Philosophy of culture focuses on understanding _____.

67. The study of correct thinking is known as _____.

68. A reasoned judgment reached after inquiry is known as a _____.

69. Reasoning that moves from a general principle to a specific conclusion is _____

70. Appeal to authority fallacy

71. Ethics deals with issues of right and _____.

72. The act of challenging answers and assumptions belongs to _____.

73. Philosophical reasoning aims at clarity and _____.

74. Aristotle is regarded as the:

75. Philosophy of law examines the rational basis of _____.

76. Creative thinking in business drives:

77. Socratic method encourages:

78. Utilitarianism promotes

79. Philosophy of mathematics deals with the nature of mathematical _____.

80. Human values are: