17 O O O O In the theory of Sartre, a person can say no to all the external factors.

One of the
external factors is the biological make-up of a person.
18 O O O O I – Thou relationship means a person sees the other as objects. “Objects” means
the other has a function to fulfill. FINAL EXAMINATION
19 O O O O Discrimination is a hindrance to achieve intersubjectivity. Dialogue is one of the INTRODUCTION TO THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN PERSON
ways to achieve intersubjectivity. Name: Score
20 O O O O “Be yourself” is one of the conditions to have I – Thou relationship. “Be yourself” Section: Date
is the meaning to have a “being” existence.
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Shade the letter of the best answer.

A B C D
1 O O OO What term this definition pertains “It is a not-yet-which-will-be”?
Prepared: Checked:
a. freedom b. intersubjectivity c. love d. death
CHEF ANDREW G. FRANCIA JENALYN P. ABRAHAM PH.D. 2 O O OO It is a voluntary association for a common end.
SHS Teacher SHS Grade 11 Chairperson a. family b. ethnic group c. society d. country
3 O O OO His theory is “social contract”
a. Hobbes b. Rousseau c. Locke d. Socrates
4 O O OO What is the appropriate response towards death?
Approved:
a. fear b. anger c. gratitude d. hope
AMALIA D. LISING, ED. D 5 O O OO What kind of government is governed by one?
a. oligarchy b. monarchy c. democracy d. aristocracy
Principal II 6 O O OO According to him the state of nature is in chaos.
a. Hobbes b. Rousseau c. Locke d. all of the above
7 O O OO Which of the following statement is true?
a. Society was made because of individual effort b. Society transforms individuals
c. The society and the individuals affect one another d. The people affect the
society
8 O O OO According to him the state of nature is peaceful.
a. Hobbes b. Rousseau c. Locke d. all of the above
9 O O OO What is the right attitude towards death?
a. “Being” b. “Seeming “ c. inauthenticity d. authenticity
10 O O O O The author of Cat’s Cradle
a. Heidegger b. Sartre c. Vonnegut d. Camus
11 O O O O It means “being-there”
a. Sein b. Dein c. Dasein d. none of the above
12 O O O O The meaning of “Self-Project”
a. Past experience b. Present Experience c. Future Self d. all of the above
13 O O O O The meaning of Facticity.
 a. true b. past experiences c. “givenness” d. none of the above
14 O O O O His theory about death is focused on “Dasein”
a. Heidegger b. Sartre c. Vonnegut d. Camus
15 O O O O According to him, we should be thankful for our life.
a. Heidegger b. Sartre c. Vonnegut d. Camus
16 O O O O It is a theory that states freedom is just an illusion.
a. Structured Freedom b. Absolute Freedom c. Total Determinism d. None of the
above
17 O O O O It is a theory that states a person is completely free.
a. Structured Freedom b. Absolute Freedom c. Total Determinism d. None of the
above
18 O O O O It is a theory that states a person is free but his/her freedom has limitations.
a. Structured Freedom b. Absolute Freedom c. Total Determinism d. None of the
above
19 O O O O The proponent of Structured Freedom.
a. B.F. Skinner b. Abraham Maslow c. Jean Paul Sartre d. Aristotle
20 O O O O The proponent of Absolute Freedom
a. B.F. Skinner b. Abraham Maslow c. Jean Paul Sartre d. Aristotle
21 O O O O The proponent of Total Determinism
a. B.F. Skinner b. Abraham Maslow c. Jean Paul Sartre d. Aristotle
22 O O O O It pertains to a relationship that lasts.
a. I-It b. Intersubjectivity c. I-Thou d. None of the above
23 O O O O It pertains to a relationship that completely accept one another.
a. I-It b. Intersubjectivity c. I-Thou d. None of the above
24 O O O O It means existing with or for others.
a. I-It b. Intersubjectivity c. I-Thou d. None of the above
25 O O O O An example of I-It relationship
a. driver-passenger b. teacher – student c. guard – worker d. all of the above
26 O O O O Which virtue implicates I – Thou relationship.
a. Respect b. Prudence c. Hope d. all of the above
27 O O O O The proponent of I – Thou relationship
a. Albert Camus b. Jean Paul Sartre c. Martin Buber d. B.F. Skinner
28 O O O O Which virtue must be considered in exercising freedom?
a. Respect b. Prudence c. Hope d. all of the above
29 O O O O Virtue that one has to possess to have a “being” existence
a. honesty b. charity c. temperance d. none of the above
30 O O O O Which of the following is an external factor that determines one’ decision
a. Friends b. Mass Media c. Family d. all of the above
II. TRUE OR FALSE. Directions: Read the following statements carefully. Shade the letter of the correct
answer. Shade A if the First statement is true and the second is false, B if first statement is false and the
second is true, C if both of the statements are true, and D if both of the statements are false.
A B C D
1 O O O O Death completes the life of a person. The personal question “who am I?” can only
be totally answered after one’s death.
2 O O O O Death is “personal”. One’s death cannot be given to others.
3 O O O O Once a baby is born, he/she has the possibility to die. Death is not the utmost
possibility among the many possibilities of man.
4 O O O O Total determinism means a person has freedom. Thus , it implies that a person is
not responsible for his/her actions.
5 O O O O Absolute freedom means a person is completely free. Hence, it promotes
revolution.
6 O O O O The human person is completely free. Jean Paul Sartre theory states that
freedom is just an illusion.
7 O O O O Our experience of freedom is similar with “structured freedom”. Structured
freedom states that a person is free but with limitations.
8 O O O O I-Thou relationship is accepting the totality of the person. Intersubjectivity in
filipino is “Pakikipagkapwatao”
9 O O O O I – It relationship lasts. I – It is necessary to have intersubjectity.
10 O O O O Freedom is intertwined with responsibility. All persons are responsible.
11 O O O O Freedom is a gift. Freedom is a curse.
12 O O O O To be free is to be alone. Freedom is terrible.
13 O O O O Total determinism states that a person is free. However, it also states that a
person has limitations.
14 O O O O Will is inclined towards the good. Persons commit mistakes because of their
limited knowledge.
15 O O O O Love is accepting freely the totality of the other person. Love can be found in I –
It relationship.
16 O O O O In exercising prudence, a person should consider the consequences of his/her
actions. “It” in the I – It relationship means object.
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 INTRODUCTION TO THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN PERSON
Name: Score
Section: Date

I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Shade the letter of the best answer.

Prepared by: Checked by: A B C D

CHEF ANDREW G. FRANCIA
SHS Teacher
Noted by:
RUPERTO G. PATANGUI Jr., Ph. D.
SHS Focal Person/Head Teacher VI
MIDTERM EXAMINATION (ANSWER KEY)
1 O O OO What is the theory that states that a human person is composed of body and
ROWENA T. MANIPON soul?
HT III – ARALING PANLIPUNAN a. Monism b. Dualism c. Materialism d. Spiritualism
2 O O OO Which of the following refers to limit situation ?
a. sickness b. failure c. death d. all of the above
3 O O OO Which branch of philosophy that deals with this statement “beauty is in the eye of
Approved by: the beholder”?
a. Aesthetics b. Metaphysics c. Ethics d. Epistemology
AMPARO M. MUÑOZ, Ed. D. 4 O O OO What is the meaning of “I have my body”?
Principal III a. soul b. spirit c. subjectivity d. all of the above
5 O O OO It is a method in philosophy invented by Zeno of Elea.
a. Dialectic b. Discourse c. Phenomenology d. Eidetic
6 O O OO The process in which one searches for the essence of the phenomenon.
a. epoche b. transcendental reduction c. eidetic reduction d. none of the
above
7 O O OO What is the theory that states that human persons have spirit?
a. Monism b. Dualism c. Tripartite d. Spiritualism
8 O O OO What is the branch of philosophy that studies fundamental principles of nature?
a. Metaphysics b. Ethics c. Aesthetics d. Epistemology
9 O O OO It refers to the term that trains/programs a person in decision making.
a. Determination b. Encapsulation c. Conditioning d. Bracketing
10 O O OO “The unexamined life is not worth living”
a. Edmund Husserl b. Albert Camus c. Socrates d. Rene Descartes
11 O O OO What is the branch of philosophy that studies the nature of beauty?
a. Metaphysics b. Ethics c. Aesthetics d. Epistemelogy
12 O O OO What is the branch of philosophy that studies morality?
a. Metaphysics b. Ethics c. Aesthetics d. Epistemelogy
13 O O OO Who wrote the book entitled “Man’s Search for Meaning”?
a. Edmund Husserl b. Albert Camus c. Socrates d. Viktor Frankl
14 O O OO One of the philosophers who used and developed the dialectic method.
a. Edmund Husserl b. Albert Camus c. Socrates d. Viktor Frankl
15 O O OO What is the theory that states that the human person is only composed of his
body?
a. Monism b. Dualism c. Tripartite d. Spiritualism
16 O O OO It is sometimes written or oral exchange of ideas.
 a. Logic b. Argument c. Discourse D. Premise D /b 4. The act of philosophizing begins with answering questions. It does not follow that, you started
17 O O OO Truth is the equation of thing to intellect. philosophizing when you were still in elementary.
a. Coherence b. Correspondence c. Pragmatic d. Utilitarian __A__5. Insight is a kind of seeing. Thus, seeing the sunset is an example of an insight.
18 O O OO It refers to the term that limits a person’s options. __D__6. Philosophy has definite meaning. Therefore, philosophy can be defined.
a. Determination b. Encapsulation c. Conditioning d. Bracketing __c__7. “ Who am I?” cannot be answered in one day. Thus, “who am i?” must be answered everyday.
19 O O OO Which of the following refer to statement “I have my body”? __B__8. Insight clarifies metaphor. Metaphor is a kind of comparison.
a. Humility b. Height c. BMI d. Weight __A/C__9. In philosophizing one’s personhood is at stake. Thus, if a person will not philosophize
20 O O OO What is the branch of philosophy that studies the theories of knowledge? his/her life is worthless.
a. Metaphysics b. Ethics c. Aesthetics d. Epistemology __D__10 All persons cannot philosophize. Hence, all persons are philosophers.
21 O O OO It is the study of method and principles used to distinguish correct from incorrect __A__ 11. Dialectic is never based on emotions. Debate is based on truth and logic.
reasoning. __A__ 12. Reflection is an act of philosophy. A discourse is not an act of philosophy.
a. Logic b. Argument c. Discourse D. Premise __B__ 13. According to Viktor Frankl “ He who has no why to live cannot bear with almost any how”. It
22 O O OO It supports the conclusion. means He who has a purpose to live can survive any situation”
a. Logic b. Argument c. Discourse D. Premise __B__ 14. Suffering with meaning is not sacrifice. Any kind of suffering can be meaningful.
23 O O OO Truth is effectiveness to actual practice. __A__ 15. Questioning is sometimes an example of philosophizing. Any kind of question is
a. Coherence b. Correspondence c. Pragmatic d. Utilitarian philosophical.
24 O O OO It is made out of propositions. __D__ 16.”Who am I?” is an example of a horizontal question. “What is your name?” is an example of a
a. Logic b. Argument c. Discourse D. Premise vertical questions.
25 O O OO The process in which one goes back to his own experience. __A__ 17. “Why am here?” is an example of a philosophical question. “What will I do tomorrow?” is
a. epoche b. transcendental reduction c. eidetic reduction d. none of the above also philosophical.
26 O O OO Which branch of philosophy that deals with this statement “abortion of evil”? __A__ 18. The first step of phenomenology is not eidetic reduction. The second step is epoche.
a. Aesthetics b. Metaphysics c. Ethics d. Epistemology __C__ 19. There are many methods in philosophy. Phenomenology is a method in philosophy.
__A/D__ 20. . Philosophy is not a search for wisdom. Hence, a person does not need to go to school to
27 O O OO It means love.
learn philosophy.
a. Philosophy b. Philia c. Philosopher d. Sophia
.
28 O O OO Which branch of philosophy that deals with this statement “ideas are innate”?
a. Aesthetics b. Metaphysics c. Ethics d. Epistemology
29 O O OO Which branch of philosophy that deals with this statement “What is the cause of
everything?”?
a. Aesthetics b. Metaphysics c. Ethics d. Epistemology
30 O O OO Which branch of philosophy that deals with this statement “murder is sometimes
evil”?
a. Aesthetics b. Metaphysics c. Ethics d. Epistemology

II. TRUE OR FALSE. Directions: Read the following statements carefully. Shade the letter of the correct
answer. Shade A if the First statement is true and the second is false, B if first statement is false and the
second is true, C if both of the statements are true, and D if both of the statements are false.
D /c 1. “I have my body” means a person identifies himself with his body. The statement also refers
that a person is only composed of his body.
C 2. “I am my body” means that a person answer the question “who am I?” with his body. Denial of
the means spiritualism.
C 3. In philosophizing we should answer our own questions. Since, these questions will bring
growth to us.