Exercise II

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Set A. Simple Recall. Write your answer before each number.

1. An ancient philosopher that coined the term Philosophy.
2. A branch of philosophy that deals with the examination of existence.
3. A branch of philosophy that answers the question “What ought I do?”
4. A branch of philosophy that concerns on knowledge and it tries to “How far can we
know? Is there a limitation to our knowledge?”
5. A branch of philosophy that delves into art.
6. He conceived that the attribute of "wise" do not to belong to men, but to God only.
7. It refers to the love of wisdom.
8. A Greek word that means wisdom in English language.
9. The study about the origin of words.
10. They are known to be the lovers of wisdom.

Set B. True or False. Write True if the statement is correct and False if otherwise. Write your
answers before each number.
1. The term philosophy came from the Latin words Philos and Sophia.
2. Wisdom can be defined as the good application of the knowledge gained.
3. Science is a systematized body of knowledge based on mere opinions.
4. Philosophy is a science because it is systematic in its acquisition of knowledge.
5. Metaphysics is a branch of philosophy that investigates being as being.
6. Aesthetics as a branch of philosophy tries to examine what makes thing beautiful.
7. Ethics can only be applied to human acts but not to acts of man.
8. It is the concern of Epistemology to fathom how the mind is associated with reality.
9. Wisdom is much deeper than knowledge.
10. Pythagoras is an ancient eastern philosopher.