Chapter No 1 :General Introduction of Philosophy (100 MCQ`S)

Philosophy, the love of wisdom, has a great concern & relationship with knowledge, learning & Education. Question like, what is being educated ? What is nature of learning? What is nature of knowledge? & What is teaching? Are basic concern of Educational philosophy. Philosophy think about the meaning of things & understanding of what meaning? Philosophy helps teachers to reflect on key issues & concepts in Education.

  1. The term Philosophy has been taken from two_____words?
    1. Latin
    2. Greece
    3. Italian
    4. English
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      Answer: B
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  2. The term "Philosophy" is a combination of two Greek words:
    1. Philos&Sophia
    2. Phila&Love
    3. Sophia&wisdom
    4. None of these
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      Answer: A
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  3. "Philos" or "Phila" is a Greece word, which means :
    1. Wisdom of
    2. Love of
    3. Hate of
    4. Generosity with
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      Answer: B
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  4. "Sophia" is a Greece word, which means:
    1. Wisdom
    2. Love of
    3. Knowledgeable
    4. None of the above
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      Answer: A
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  5. The word "Philosophy" means:
    1. Love of knowledge
    2. Love of wealth
    3. Love of Wisdom
    4. All of these
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      Answer: C
      Explanation:
      • So, Philosophy can be recognized/defined as 'Love of Wisdom". But it does not mean that love of Wisdom make a true philosopher/scholar. However, it means understanding of life in all its aspects, it means finding meanings of life and a relationship among ideas.
  6. Who defined Philosophy in these words: "A science which investigates the nature of being, as it is in itself?"
    1. Aristotle
    2. Plato
    3. Socrates
    4. Al-Ghazali
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      Answer: A
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  7. "He who has a taste for every sort of knowledge and who is curious to learn, and is never satisfied may justly be called a philosopher." who said this about a Philosopher?
    1. Plato
    2. Aristotle
    3. Rousseau
    4. Cicero
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      Answer: A
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  8. According to whom, "Philosophy aims at a knowledge of the eternal nature of things?"
    1. Plato
    2. S. T. Coleridge
    3. Kilpatrick
    4. John Dewey
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      Answer: A
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  9. Who defines Philosophy as "The Mother of All Arts?"
    1. Plato
    2. Ibn-e-Khaldun
    3. Cicero
    4. William James
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      Answer: C
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  10. S. T. Coleridge was an English Philosopher who defines Philosophy as:
    1. The knowledge of science
    2. The science of Sciences
    3. Mother of all sciences
    4. None of these
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      Answer: B
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  1. FINE ARTS
  2. HOME ECONOMICS
  3. JOURNALISM
  4. PHILOSOPHY
  5. SARAIKI(سرائیکی)
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