Philosophy final exam

Fifteen questions on all of Philosophy. Answer all 15 to see your score. Questions are drawn from a bank of 45, so every attempt is different.

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Question 1 of 15

Which branch of philosophy asks what makes a belief justified?

'If I study, I pass. I passed. So I studied.' This argument:

Plato thought true knowledge is knowledge of:

Confucian ethics places special emphasis on:

Gettier cases challenge the idea that knowledge is:

Compatibilists believe that:

The ontological argument tries to prove God exists from:

Functionalism defines mental states by:

The 'hard problem of consciousness' asks:

Which framework judges an action by whether its maxim could be a universal law?

Aristotle's word for a flourishing human life is:

A hospital must decide who receives the only available ventilator. Which bioethical principle is most directly at stake?

Rawls' difference principle allows inequalities only when they:

Mill's harm principle permits the state to restrict a person's liberty in order to:

Camus' image of Sisyphus suggests that we should: