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Philosophy and worldview are correlated as follows:

Select one:

a.

worldview is an integral part of philosophy;

b.

philosophy is a worldview;

c.

philosophy is the rational basis of the worldview;

d.

philosophy and worldview are not connected.

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2. Philosophy differs from the natural sciences and humanities by the following characteristic:

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a.

it hasn’t a clearly defined subject of study;

b.

it does not study the world in particular;

c.

it does not operate with exact concepts;

d.

it is not ideologized.

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3. The adherents of this position see consciousness as the only reliable reality. It is called:

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a.

materialism;

b.

subjective idealism;

c.

objective idealism;

d.

Cynicism.

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4. Materialism, as a system of philosophical views:

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a.

arose before idealism;

b.

arose after idealism;

c.

arose simultaneously with idealism;

d.

it is impossible to say what was originally formed – materialism or idealism.

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5. This approach emphasizes the epistemological privileged status of reason. It is:

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a.

relativism;

b.

skepticism;

c.

rationalism;

d.

empiricism.

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6. This philosopher argued: “Everything in this world is ‘a shadow’ of its Ideal Form in the world of Ideas”. His name is:

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a.

Plato;

b.

Kant;

c.

Nietzsche;

d.

Aristotle.

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7. The place where European philosophy appeared:

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a.

Ancient Greece;

b.

Ancient Rome;

c.

Ancient Judea;

d.

Ancient Latvia.

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8. Epistemology answer the questions:

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a.

Why is morally good?

b.

What does it mean “to know”?

c.

What is a tool by which philosophers investigate different arguments and different issues?

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9. When we smell a fragrant flower, we are experiencing ….:

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a.

a perception,

b.

a concept,

c.

a sensation.