PHI 101 EXAM 3 WITH 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS
Socrates is the first philosopher to develop a rich understanding of... - Answer-
community
Medieval philosophy expands the idea of community developed by ancient philosophy
to... - Answer- angles, saints, and the Creator
The goals identified for modern, medieval, and ancient philosophy represent... -
Answer- the majority of philosophical writings at this time
The point of studying the history of philosophy is that... - Answer- modern persons
inherit this conversation (i.e. its concepts, judgements, and arguments)
According to Epictetus, there are two kinds of things... - Answer- Things in our control
and things not in our control.
Epictetus claims that what is in one's control are one's... - Answer- desires, judgments,
and actions.
Epictetus holds that one's judgments are either... - Answer- true or false.
Epictetus claims that impressions are... - Answer- ideas produced by reality that may
not reflect reality.
According to Epictetus, acting in accord with nature, that is, acting in accord with what is
in one's control, makes one feel... - Answer- free, calm, and peaceful.
Epictetus argues that one's actions should be... - Answer- self-diminishing.
What is not in one's control includes ones... - Answer- Body, property, and reputation.
Logic is the science of how the mind combines... - Answer- judgments in order to form
further judgements.
The subject of a sentence is... - Answer- what the sentence is about.
The predicate of a sentence is... - Answer- what is said about the subject.
ANSWERS
Socrates is the first philosopher to develop a rich understanding of... - Answer-
community
Medieval philosophy expands the idea of community developed by ancient philosophy
to... - Answer- angles, saints, and the Creator
The goals identified for modern, medieval, and ancient philosophy represent... -
Answer- the majority of philosophical writings at this time
The point of studying the history of philosophy is that... - Answer- modern persons
inherit this conversation (i.e. its concepts, judgements, and arguments)
According to Epictetus, there are two kinds of things... - Answer- Things in our control
and things not in our control.
Epictetus claims that what is in one's control are one's... - Answer- desires, judgments,
and actions.
Epictetus holds that one's judgments are either... - Answer- true or false.
Epictetus claims that impressions are... - Answer- ideas produced by reality that may
not reflect reality.
According to Epictetus, acting in accord with nature, that is, acting in accord with what is
in one's control, makes one feel... - Answer- free, calm, and peaceful.
Epictetus argues that one's actions should be... - Answer- self-diminishing.
What is not in one's control includes ones... - Answer- Body, property, and reputation.
Logic is the science of how the mind combines... - Answer- judgments in order to form
further judgements.
The subject of a sentence is... - Answer- what the sentence is about.
The predicate of a sentence is... - Answer- what is said about the subject.
