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- 1. Multiple Choice
It is one of the branches of Philosophy which means a Treatise on matters pertaining to human thought.
Logic
Metaphysics
Ethics
Aesthetic
- 2. Multiple Choice
According to Socrates, In order for a person to be he/she must live a ____
Joyful Life
Blissful Life
Enjoyable Life
Virtuous Life
- 3. Multiple Choice
It is one of the branches of Philosophy which explores the nature of moral virtue and evaluates human action.
Metaphysics
Logic
Ethics
Aesthetic
- 4. Multiple Choice
This philosophical study bases its concept of truth on the person’s consciousness.
Postmodernism
Existentialism
Phenomenology
Epistemology
- 5. Multiple Choice
It is known to be the defect in an argument other than it having false premises.
Error
Fallacies
Logic
Analytics
- 6. Multiple Choice
This refers to the belief or judgment that rests on grounds insufficient to produce complete certainty.
Insights
Opinion
Outlook
View
- 7. Multiple Choice
What is the only extension of a fundamental and necessary drive in every human being to know what is real?
Ethics
Metaphysical
Logic
Aesthetics
- 8. Multiple Choice
In ________teaching, the more we love means the more risks and fears that we may experience in life.
Buddhist
Christian
Hindu
Islam
- 9. Multiple Choice
Who is this ancient thinker who employed the term “boundless” to convey the further thought that Nature is indeterminate- in the sense that no boundaries between the warm and cold or the moist or the dry regions are originally present within it.
Anaximander
Milesians
Solomon
Pythagoras
- 10. Multiple Choice
He proposed a new society that should encourage the emergence of a new human being that will poster prudence and moderation or frugality towards the environment.
Herbert Marcuse
George Herbert Mead
Erich Fromm
Immanuel Kant
- 11. Multiple Choice
Who is the behavioral psychologist who posits that behavior is shaped and maintained by the consequences in the environment?
Ivan Pavlov
B.F. Skinner
Edward Thorndike
Albert Bandura
- 12. Multiple Choice
What is this thing considered as the most powerful component of being a person?
Being able to sleep
Being free
Being happy
Being knowledgeable
- 13. Multiple Choice
In Medieval times the main focus of the thoughts or ideas was centered on the teaching of God in the twentieth century, what was the focus?
Nature
Individual
Psychology
Government
- 14. Multiple Choice
What is the concept of “Dialog” according to Martin Buber?
A conversation that attempts to articulate who and what we are, not as particular individuals but as human beings.
A mutual sharing of our inner selves in the realm of the interhuman, creating mutual awareness and avoiding objectification.
Creative, poetic, and deep that allows humanity to exist as more than entities.
A person-to-person, a mutual sharing of selves, acceptance, and sincerity—the I-thou relation.
- 15. Multiple Choice
Who says that humanity progressively conforms to communication with the Being?
Karl Marx
Martin Buber
Martin Heidegger
Roque Ferriols, S.J.
- 16. Multiple Choice
From the philosophies of Buber, the human person’s totality or wholeness relies on what?
Friends
Genuine Dialog
Participation
Relationships
- 17. Multiple Choice
What period of radical change in scientific thought Nicolaus Copernicus played a significant role?
Medieval Period (500-1500 CE)
Modern Period (1500-1800)
Contemporary (1945 to the present)
There are no historical documents that proved his existence.
- 18. Multiple Choice
What philosophical idea inspired the French Revolution?
The Writings of Jean-Jacques Rousseau
The Writings of John Locke
The Writings of Montesquieu
All of the above
- 19. Multiple Choice
What Aristotelian idea states that primary substances have a purpose in life?
Efficient Cause
Final Cause
Formal Cause
Material Cause
- 20. Multiple Choice
In Albert Camus’ The Myth of Sisyphus, what do you call an act that resorts to a “leap of faith” in responding to the absurdity of life and its lack of meaning?
Philosophical Suicide
Existence precedes essence
Amor Fati
Übermensch
- 21. Multiple Choice
Which of the following describe the “Principle of Identity”
Nothing exists for a sufficient reason for its being and existence.
It is impossible for a thing to be and not to be at the same time, and at the same respect.
Whatever is is; whatever is not is not; everything is what it is. Everything is its own being, and not being is not being.
A thing is either is or is not; everything must be either be or not be; between being and not-being, there is no middle ground possible.
- 22. Multiple Choice
Which are considered to be the origins of philosophy in the world?
A. French, Indian, and Chinese
B. Greek, French, and Chinese
C. Greek, French, and Japanese
D. Greek, Indian, and Chinese
- 23. Multiple Choice
Philosophizing deals with thinking and expressing oneself in a different philosophical manner therefore it discusses a matter from different standpoints. Which of the following statements best describe the “Truth” from a post-modernist standpoint?
A. Truth is accepted as not absolute.
B. Truth is based on consciousness
C. Truth is based on experience
D. Nothing is truth
- 24. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is considered as a characteristic of a philosophical question?
A. Philosophical questions are of perennial intellectual interests to human beings.
B. Philosophical questions are cannot be settled by science, common sense, or faith.
C. Philosophical questions have answers but the answers remain in dispute.
D. Philosophical questions are ultimate and absolute
- 25. Multiple Choice
Critical thinking is one of the many methods that philosophers use to address questions. The following statements describe a critical thinker except:
A. Adjusts opinions
B. Examines problems
C. Looks for proof
D. Memorizes facts
- 26. Multiple Choice
All of the following statements are steps to evaluate opinion except:
A. Asking relevant questions
B. Assessing arguments and assumptions
C. Defending one’s opinions
D. Looking for evidence to support assumptions
- 27. Multiple Choice
How does existentialism as a method of philosophizing looks for truth?
A. It constructs truth based on a person’s consciousness
B. It looks at an individual’s way of exercising their choices and personal freedom
C. It starts by accepting that truth is not absolute
D. It uses reasoning and critical thinking
- 28. Multiple Choice
The following statements are all claims of St. Augustine about soul except:
A. Asserted that man is the unity of body and soul, and man can only exist at this unity
B. "Man can be divided into body and soul, and no doubt the soul is more real and important"
C. "Soul is not the man. The nature of man is to be composed of soul, less, and bones."
D. Spoke of the soul as a “rider” on the body, making clear the split between the material and the immaterial, with the soul representing the “true” person.
- 29. Multiple Choice
According to Hinduism, how does human aspiration affect human transcendence to the divine?
A. Hindus argue that what we believe is how we live. Therefore, if our beliefs are in terror, then our lives will be unhappy
B. Hindus believe that humans must do well and avoid evil through prayers, modesty, and fasting to maintain a pure heart, mind, and body
C. Hindus believe that when people are in a state of indifference and inactivity to the world they have already reached the divine
D. Hindus believe that religious people will automatically transcend to the divine
- 30. Multiple Choice
How is anthropocentric model different from the ecocentric model of the environment?
A. The anthropocentric model is about environmental indicators while ecocentric is about human responsibility
B. The anthropocentric model is concerned with humans only and ecocentric is with nature only
C. The anthropocentric model places humans in the middle of the environment while the ecocentric model assigns the trees and plants as the center of nature
D. The anthropocentric model sees the environment as a property while ecocentric model treats nature with respect, dignity, and beauty
- 31. Multiple Choice
How did Herbert Marcuse explain the relationship of humans to their environment?
A. As humans, we do not only have rights but duties. We are not only citizens of the community but how we react and to this community and our reaction to it, change it
B. Human relationship to the universe involves love of other living things and love of other living beings
C. There will only be a change in the environment if we change our attitude towards our perception of it
D. We must ignore any practical motives or inclination that we have and instead contemplate the object without being distracted by our desires
- 32. Multiple Choice
If you hold that the environmental crisis is brought by anthropocentrism or the belief that humans are the most important entity in the universe, what do you call the theory you believe in?
A. Anthropocentrism theory
B. Deep Ecology
C. Ecofeminism
D. Social ecology
- 33. Multiple Choice
How will the virtues of prudence and frugality combat the growing challenge of environmental degradation?
A. Prudence and frugality oppose over-exploitation that leads to environmental degradation
B. Prudence and frugality mean saving the environment from humans
C. Prudence and frugality are equal to business-oriented use of the environment
D. None of the above explains how prudence and frugality combat environmental degradation
- 34. Multiple Choice
What human capacity does prudence govern?
A. A virtue that disposes us to see rightly the way things are in the world around us
B. It enables us to size up a situation accurately to determine the course of an action and to embark upon it
C. Both A and B
D. None of the above
- 35. Multiple Choice
Which statements below do not show Erich Fromm’s function of envisioned society?
A. Person A is willing to give up all forms of having, in order to fully be
B. Person B tries to reduce hate and greed as much as he is capable
C. Person C believes that it is okay to deceive people sometimes if there is a good intention behind it
D. Person D is compassionate. She does not hoard things and exploits her workers
- 36. Multiple Choice
Why is making choices a very difficult deed?
A. He is alone in doing so
B. It is not easy
C. It can be sometimes wrong
D. It usually involves being alone even in its consequences
- 37. Multiple Choice
How do the Filipino values of “sakop” or harmony be a helping in full development of the Filipino people?
A. If it helps us embrace our society
B. If it helps us build connections
C. If it will help us elect efficient leaders
D. If it will help us in doing more work
- 38. Multiple Choice
38. Why do some people come together in groups, and set aside others?
A. People come together due to differences, and set aside others due to similarities
B. People come together due to similarities, and set aside others due to differences
C. People come together and set aside others due to both similarities and differences
D. People come together and set aside others due to neither similarities and differences
- 39. Multiple Choice
Poverty which hinders the underprivileged sectors of the society from accessing basic rights and needs, is not a one-dimensional notion. It has the characteristics which encompasses the following except ONE, which is ____
A. Citizenship
B. Education
C. Health
D. Income
- 40. Multiple Choice
Using Søren Kierkegaard’s critique of modernity, people tend to create ideal versions of ourselves in our Facebook profiles because:
A. In meeting other people on Facebook, the human person reaches realization in the realm of the interpersonal, through a genuine dialog
B. The concreteness of our experiences and existence is directly linked to our experience with others, thereby creating meaningful relationships
C. In philosophical terms, our totality, wholeness, or “complete life,” depends on our social relations, as being two bodies with one soul
D. Rather than being ourselves, we tend to conform to an image or pattern associated with being someone else
- 41. Multiple Choice
The fall of Scholasticism in the Medieval Period is influenced by the following events, EXCEPT:
A. The Black Death in 1346
B. The Discovery of America in 1492
C. The Protestant Reformation in 1516
D. The Scientific Revolution in 1543
- 42. Multiple Choice
The primary reason why modernization is said to have changed the power relationships among the members of the society is because ____?
A. It made government become more transparent
B. It neutralized the opposition in government
C. It rapidly strengthened the position of some people at the expense of other members of society
D. It suddenly changed the leaders in many countries
- 43. Multiple Choice
In Aristotle’s Doctrine of the Four Causes, “a seed that strives to be a tree” is what kind of cause?
A. Efficient Cause
B. Final Cause
C. Formal Cause
D. Material Cause
- 44. Multiple Choice
What idea re-echoes Kierkegaard’s critique of reducing one’s life in mediocrity?
A. In meeting other people on Facebook, the human person reaches realization in the realm of the interpersonal, through a genuine dialog
B. The concreteness of our experiences and existence is directly linked to our experience with others, thereby creating meaningful relationships
C. In philosophical terms, our totality, wholeness, or “complete life,” depends on our social relations, as being two bodies with one soul
D. Conforming to an image or pattern associated with being someone else or living someone else's life
- 45. Multiple Choice
Among the greatest needs of anyone seeking “Wisdom” are genuine sympathy and a holistic perspective. As a student studying philosophy, which of the following is the best thing to do in order to attain a holistic perspective?
A. I will ask questions that are connected and not connected to a particular topic
B. I will not limit myself to a particular object of inquiry
C. I will use the virtue of suspending ideas so that I can acquire wisdom through various dimensions
D. All of the above
- 46. Multiple Choice
From the five different branches of philosophy, what branch of Philosophy would you use in order to showcase the beauty and the uniqueness of Filipino culture?
A. Logic, since its main concern is the truth of the validity of our arguments regarding such subjects like “Filipino Culture”
B. Aesthetic, since its main concern is the establishment of criteria of beauty and is known as the science of the beautiful in its various manifestation such as “Filipino Culture”
C. Epistemology, since its main concern deals with nature, sources, limitations, and validity of knowledge
D. Metaphysics, since its main concern is to understand the world in terms of appearance and reality
- 47. Multiple Choice
Which of the following fallacies, should be avoided to prevent false conclusion and distorted truth?
A. Appeal to Pity
B. Appeal to Ignorance
C. Appeal to Critique
D. Both A and B
- 48. Multiple Choice
Which of the following does not show how the precepts of Buddhism can be practiced in everyday life?
A. Taking a shower regularly
B. Skipping meals for the day
C. Taking some time to just walk around
D. Meditating right after waking up
- 49. Multiple Choice
According to this theory, Humanity is linked with the well-being of the natural world in which human life depends
A. Deep Ecology
B. Ecocentric
C. Ecofeminism
D. Social Ecology
- 50. Multiple Choice
All exercises prudence EXCEPT?
A. Jimin is a type of person who does not deceive others and also makes sure not to be deceived as well
B. Before a storm hits Jin’s city, he makes sure to buy emergency supplies and share it with his neighbor
C. RM always try to stop spreading hate and negativity around him
D. Suga gone mad since he can’t accept that he was not able to enter a program because it has limits
- 51. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT the best choice when you want to show that you practice the ability to govern and discipline oneself by the use of reason?
A. By detaching the idea of responsibility in order to be free from “artificial values”
B. You create your own values regardless of its consequences
C. You only think rationally, because emotions are humane but foolish
D. All of the above
- 52. Multiple Choice
What are the things that you would like to consider to describe how freedom works if you’re following the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche?
A. The ability to decide and create yourself
B. Justify weaknesses, because some things cannot be controlled
C. Join the herd and live a satisfying life in the fool’s paradise
D. All of the above
- 53. Multiple Choice
S1: Technical improvements, replaced human or animal labor into machines;
S2: The modern division of labor only imitated hunter-gathering societies
A. Only First Statement is True
B. Only Second Statement is True
C. Both statements are True
D. None of the statement is True
- 54. Multiple Choice
Which is a philosophical question between the two examples?
Q1: What’s the cure for cancer?
Q2: What is health?
A. Only Q1
B. Only Q2
C. Both Q1 and Q2
D. None of the above
- 55. Multiple Choice
Statement 1: During the first centuries, there was more philosophical activity in the East than the West.
Statement 2: Before the Greek period, there was hardly an activity in the West. Greeks before Thales did not have philosophy
A. Only First Statement is True
B. Only Second Statement is True
C. Both statements are True
D. None of the statement is True
- 56. Multiple Choice
Statement 1: Phenomenology is centered on the analysis and construction of arguments. Statement 2: Critical thinking is distinguishing facts and opinions or personal feelings.
Only First Statement is True
Only Second Statement is True
Both statements are True
None of the statements is True
- 57. Multiple Choice
Read the statement carefully then identify the word that makes the statement incorrect. Statement: Postmodernists consider that to arrive at truth, humanity should realize the limits of brain and objectivity.
Postmodernists
Humanity
Brain
Objectivity
- 58. Multiple Choice
Read the statement carefully then identify the word that makes the statement incorrect. Statement: The methods of Philosophizing requires everyone who uses it to evaluate arguments and ways of expressing one’s beliefs, emotions, and opinions.
Requires
Evaluate
Opinions
There is nothing wrong with the statement.
- 59. Multiple Choice
Statement 1: Hinduism and Buddhism both originated in India. Statement 2: Hinduism and Buddhism both believe that the same soul reincarnates through time.
Only first statement is true.
Only second statement is true.
Both statements are true.
None of the statements is true.
- 60. Multiple Choice
Identify which limitation the statement describes.
Acknowledging the help of other people is not a weakness: Vulnerability
Acceptance of this make us trust that all can be brought into good:__
Love
Forgiveness
Failure
Loneliness
- 61. Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements best explain Anaximander’s concept of nature in which he described as “boundless”?
The world has no borders because primary substances can transcend in all spaces regardless of its location
Nature is indeterminate as how boundaries between cold and warm do not exist
Nature and God are not separate entities, God is boundless therefore nature is boundless
The world is not limited because change cannot exist in a finite universe
- 62. Multiple Choice
Which is true about the Social Ecology theory of the environment?
Destroying nature is not good because it limits societies with the resources they can use to gain profit.
Destroying nature is a product of authoritarian social structures.
Destroying nature is not a reflection of what humanity is in a society.
Destroying nature sometimes has to happen for the benefit of all living in the society.
- 63. Multiple Choice
Character or habit can be an excuse for immoral conduct. The happiness of every human being’s soul is in his own hands.
Only First statement is true.
Only Second statement is true.
Both statements are true.
None of the statements are true.
- 64. Multiple Choice
Distinguish the corresponding statement according to its proponent.
Saint Pope John Paul II - The human person is oriented toward relation and sharing in the communal life for the common good.
Martin Buber-
The human person experiences his wholeness not in virtue of his relation to relation to another self but in virtue of his relation to one’s self
The human person has indirect sharing of selves
Participation explains the essence of a human person
The human person establishes the world of mutual relation, of experience
- 65. Multiple Choice
You think your barangay has people with disabilities and you want to propose/initiate a project to give opportunities to these people. What should be the first thing you need to do?
Tap organizations and assemble a rally to let the government see their needs
Hire layout artists and post an advocacy call in social media about PWD awareness.
Gather people and do a research to know how many PWDs exist in your barangay.
Create a one day donation drive for PWDs in your place
- 66. Multiple Choice
What could we infer with trying to face what we perceive before as undesirable things or things we set aside because we see it as difficult in our self and our environment?
It is a part of our nature as humans
It is a must for us to develop as human persons
We are capable of experiencing new and unique experiences
We can accept, appreciate the uniqueness of one another despite the differences
- 67. Multiple Choice
Analogy: On “Happiness”
Socrates: Virtuous life.
Plato: The Good
Aristotle:
A life of intellectual contemplation
The communion of universal and eternal ideas.
Resistance is being overcome.
Healthy mind and body.
- 68. Multiple Choice
Statement 1: Self-examination will bring more understanding about others. Statement 2: Self-criticism leads to self-destruction.
Statement 1 is true; Statement 2 is false.
Statement 1 is false; Statement 2 is true.
Both statements are true.
Both statements are false.
- 69. Multiple Choice
You have found out that Jane, one of your classmates is being mistreated because of having a different religion. As a student who understands the concept of holistic perspective from a partial point of view, what will you do to stop the mistreatment and to help your classmates understand the importance of having a holistic perspective? Choose the best answer.
I will tell my classmates that having a different religion is not enough reason to neglect a person.
I will tell my classmates to persuade Jane to change her religion to stop the mistreatment.
I will tell my classmates that diversity is the difference that makes each person unique and we should accept it.
I will tell my classmates that we can learn more things in exploring other religions even if we are not part of it and this allow us to share common truths and values.
- 70. Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements best shows the importance of studying Philosophy and all of its branches like, Metaphysics, Ethics, Epistemology, Logic, and, Aesthetic?
It will make you buy more books
It will make you smarter and excel in other subjects.
It will grant you critical and logical thinking skills.
It will allow you to have a wider understanding of reality.
- 71. Multiple Choice
If you are in the middle of a discussion with your friend and you realize that you have been wrong about your assumptions, what would you prioritize as a critical thinker?
Honestly admit my mistake
Sternly assert your claims
Cut the discussion and shift to another topic
Refute the information your friend presented
- 72. Multiple Choice
You are to explain the key concept of social ecology to your classmates. Determine the best statement that would explain the theory
Social ecology is founded on the premise that the controlling attitude of humans extend to environment
Authoritarian social structures that empower exploitation result to ecological crisis
The superiority or dominance of the male sex result to social problems such as degradation of nature
None of the above explains social ecology.
- 73. Multiple Choice
In order to foster prudence and frugality toward the environment, which of the following characteristics should humans not have according to Erich Fromms’ envisioned society?
Shedding one’s narcissism and accepting limitations inherent in human existence.
Developing one’s capacity for love above critical and unsentimental thought
Not deceiving others and may be called innocent.
The willingness to give up all forms of having, in order to fully be.
- 74. Multiple Choice
A student riding inside a jeepney saw three men secretly taking “underskirt” pictures of another woman passenger who happened to be in a tight dress. There were no other passengers inside and he knew very well that what they were doing was wrong but he was so afraid to speak. After some time, the woman passenger reached her destination and went down the jeep leaving the three men with her unconsenting pictures.
What was lacking in the student according to Aristotle’s view about human beings?
Reason. The student did not reason enough within himself as to why the actions of the three men were wrong.
Spirituality. Because of his lack of this he was not troubled by his conscience.
Intellect. He knew that it was wrong but he wasn’t aware of the gravity of the situation.
Will. He perfectly understood the situation but he lacked the will to turn his reason into action.
- 75. Multiple Choice
The following shows the best ways you can inculcate responsibility when making decisions to a younger member of the family except:
through education
through fear of an authority figure
through nurturing Filipino’s concept of “loob”
through community and human relationships
- 76. Multiple Choice
Which of the following demonstrates a way to support PWDs and those from the underprivileged sector?
By treating them as normal.
By give them opportunities that they are deprived of.
By being sensitive which can be seen through positive and supportive attitude towards them.
By making them special.
- 77. Multiple Choice
On Albert Camus’ essay “The Myth of Sisyphus,” the closing line “one must imagine Sisyphus happy” supports the claim that:
Find meaning to your suffering.
Fooling ourselves is the only escape.
Reaching the top of the mountains will fill one’s emptiness.
Life is absurd.
- 78. Multiple Choice
After your teacher finished discussing the significance of having a holistic perspective in doing philosophy and in life as a whole, you realized that you wanted to share the information with many people across regions as much as possible. Which of the following is the best thing you can do to efficiently share your newly acquired knowledge with the people?
I will share my notes about the importance of having a holistic perspective.
I will hand over brochures about the importance of having a holistic perspective.
I will post publication materials about the importance of having a holistic perspective.
I will plaster posters about the importance of having a holistic perspective.
- 79. Multiple Choice
You are asked by your teacher to write a feature article about the importance of doing Philosophy and knowing its methods and instructed you to present it to the class in the following meeting. Which of the following will you include in your feature article to properly show the importance of doing philosophy and its methods?
I will ensure to write everything I know about philosophy even if it goes beyond the topic.
I will ensure to write all of my experiences while learning different lessons in philosophy.
I will ensure to write all of the significant facts about philosophy and its methods and how it will help us attain wisdom and truth in our daily human activities.
I will write anything I want about philosophy to create a story.
- 80. Multiple Choice
You are asked by your teacher to create a video-presentation about environmental theories related to philosophy. What would be the best way to ensure that the presentation will also encourage the audience to engage actively moving forward?
Make sure that the audience will relate to the information presented in the video
Throw in jargons and new terminologies for them to learn
Make the presentation as extensive as possible
All of the above.
- 81. Multiple Choice
You and your classmates are tasked to plant seeds in soil or in pots to create a view of panoramic greens in your school. What should be your Primary driving principle in conducting this activity?
the landscape of the school where the panoramic garden will be placed.
the capacity of the said activity to foster love and connection between the garden and viewers.
the value of the activity as a means to care for, conserve, and preserve nature and humanity.
the practicality of the garden to serve not just for aesthetics but as means of survival anew socio-ecological order.
- 82. Multiple Choice
You are a volunteer at a non-profit organization and you and your organization conduct a weekly teaching session with children in the community. Next week, the organization is planning to teach about the value of being prudent when making choices. They are asking you to come up with an idea or suggestions. Which of the following is best to do to effectively deliver the lesson to the children?
Create a simple game which gives rewards for good choices.
Design a campaign encouraging the children to be prudent in making choices.
Make an infographic showing the different views of philosophers about choices.
Write an article about prudence and choices and have the children read them.
- 83. Multiple Choice
After the discussion of your teacher, you are asked to make a campaign regarding the topic Intersubjectivity. Which of the following you will utilize?
I will campaign on my social media accounts on the importance of respecting differences and join organizations with the same advocacy.
I will make a flyer about inclusivity and put it the walls of the streets.
I will force my friends to help me print out flyers and join me to hand it over to people.
I will read more about it to have a better understanding then tell my friends about it.
- 84. Multiple Choice
You are assigned to write a film analysis on a film about a dialectical clash between two opposing forces, using a particular philosophical idea. What would be the BEST philosophical idea to use?
Hegel’s thesis-antithesis-synthesis.
Aristotle’s Doctrine of Four Causes.
Plato’s Allegory of the Cave.
The Socratic Method.
- 85. Multiple Choice
You are assigned to create a philosophical analysis on the emergence of false information in social media. What would be the BEST philosophical idea to illustrate the distinction of the imaginary and the real?
Plato’s Allegory of the Cave.
Hegel’s thesis-antithesis-synthesis.
The Socratic Method.
Aristotle’s Doctrine of Four Causes.
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