A) Love you B) To Love C) Victims of love D) To be loved
A) Sofia B) Sophia C) Shopy D) Philo
A) Socrates B) Plato C) Alexander the Great D) Aristotle
A) Holistic thinking is only used in spiritual discussions B) Analytical thinking ignores logic, unlike holistic thinking C) Holistic thinking looks at interconnectedness, while analytical thinking breaks things down D) Holistic thinking avoids reasoning, while analytical thinking relies on it
A) It ensures quick decision-making B) It avoids emotional responses to problems C) It limits perspectives to make judgments easier D) It encourages considering all aspects and consequences of a situation
A) Only the profits the mall will generate B) The impact on traffic, environment, local businesses, and residents C) The convenience it offers to shoppers D) The size and design of the building
A) Partial thinking that focuses only on behavior B) Empathetic thinking that considers feelings C) Reflective thinking that examines deeper causes D) Holistic thinking that seeks full context
A) Will this shirt fit me? B) How much do I have to spend? C) Do I look good tonight? D) Am I a good student?
A) you have nothing to worry about with others’ feelings. B) You must think about the consequences of your action if it’s good for everyone. C) You should be content with your present situation. D) You should not care for others’ concerns
A) I love chocolate. B) I am not a good son. C) I think, therefore, I exist. D) I forgive my offender.
A) Philosophizing through dialogue B) Making excuses C) Complaining D) Gossip
A) Uninformed decision-making B) Practical application of personal values C) Emotional reaction D) Avoidance of responsibility
A) Arguing to win a debate B) Blind acceptance of beliefs C) Wondering and questioning D) Memorization of facts
A) “Yes, God save me.” proclaimed by a Theist. B) “No, I can’t do it!” said by the Pessimist. C) “Of course, war makes me richer.” stated by the Anarchist. D) “Wow, I am very beautiful!” claimed by a Nihilist.
A) Thoughts cannot control feelings B) Motions are unrelated to the body C) Anxiety only exists physically D) The mind and body affect each other
A) They focus only on personal pleasure B) They ignore others’ needs C) They fear challenges D) They seek deeper meaning and purpose
A) Relying on others for all decisions B) Acting only for survival needs C) Choosing to stay the same to avoid failure D) Striving to improve oneself despite challenges
A) The student follows orders without question B) The student rises above limitations through purpose and effort C) The student avoids responsibility D) The student accepts their fate without resistance
A) Human B) Humanhood C) Human Nature D) Man
A) Right Speech B) Right View C) Right Effort D) Right Mindfulness
A) Right Livelihood B) Right Intention C) Right Action D) Right Concentration
A) Right View B) Right Thought (or Intention) C) Right Mindfulness D) Right Speech
A) Right Effort B) Right Concentration C) Right Action D) Right View
A) Right Effort B) Right View C) Right Concentration D) Right Mindfulness
A) Social Ethics B) Psycho Ethics C) Professional Ethics D) Environmental Ethics
A) Biocentrism B) Eco-centrism C) Anthropocentrism D) Environmentalism
A) nature B) Man C) Human Person D) Human being
A) Body B) Embodied Spirit C) Human Person D) Spirit
A) Right Mindfulness B) Right Speech C) Right View D) Right Livelihood
A) Designing posters that encourage recycling and reusing B) Listing the names of endangered species C) Reading articles about pollution D) Memorizing environmental laws
A) It is good because it clears waste quickly B) It is harmful because it increases air pollution and health risks C) It is acceptable because everyone does it D) It is cheap and therefore the best choice
A) Apply for scholarships and work part-time to support her studies B) Wait for luck to change her life C) Compare herself negatively with wealthy classmates D) Give up because education is expensive
A) She avoided responsibility by blaming others B) She applied resilience by learning from mistakes and moving forward C) She ignored the criticism and stayed the same D) She transcended by abandoning leadership roles
A) Step over the trash and continue working B) Ignore it and wait for the janitor C) Blame others for being untidy D) Inform classmates and start cleaning up together
A) The dirty side is larger than the clean side B) The clean side has balance between nature and human care, while the dirty side shows neglect and misuse C) The garbage side has more color variety D) The clean side is less accessible to people
A) Overuse of artificial decorations B) Combination of functionality, beauty, and ecological balance C) ack of public participation D) Randomness and disorder
A) The park, because it balances community well-being with ecological sustainability B) The parking lot, because it is cheaper to build C) Neither, because both require money D) The parking lot, because it accommodates more vehicles
A) Turning off the lights to save energy and reduce electricity costs B) Replacing the bulbs with more expensive ones C) Leaving the lights on since they will be used later D) Ignoring the problem since electricity is paid by the school
A) Shallow Ecology and Deep Ecology are identical B) Both approaches only prioritize human needs C) Shallow Ecology is anthropocentric, while Deep Ecology is ecocentric D) Deep Ecology ignores nature’s role completely
A) Because they make the place look crowded B) Because they remove all animals from the area C) Because they only provide shade for people D) Because they absorb carbon dioxide, release oxygen, and help prevent soil erosion
A) It is done to make garbage look colorful B) It is only for following school rules C) It helps manage waste properly and reduces pollution D) It is not related to cleanliness and health
A) Frugality encourages careful use of resources so future generations can benefit B) Frugality has no connection to sustainability, only personal savings C) Frugality means refusing to enjoy any form of modern comfort D) Frugality is only about spending less money
A) A person uses money and resources carefully, considering long-term benefits B) A person buys the cheapest product regardless of its durability C) A person spends only when others are also spending D) A person avoids buying anything even if it is essential
A) A worker checks the safety of equipment before using it, even if it takes extra time B) student submits an assignment without reviewing it first C) A person spends money quickly to enjoy life fully without planning ahead D) A person spends money quickly to enjoy life fully without planning ahead
A) Invest immediately because the opportunity might not return B) Say no to all investments because they are dangerous C) Invest secretly without telling anyone D) Analyze the risks, seek advice, and decide carefully before committing |