Quiz - Cultural Literacy World Lit dual-ind

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Category: Cultural Literacy

Published: Friday, 23 January 2015 17:33

Written by Brian Jaeger

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I only taught world literature and philosophy for two years using Cultural Literature, so it may not be quite as refined, but I did choose the most relevant facts, as far as we got.

sample: If you think that life can be explained by two opposing principles, like good and evil, then you're talking about __________.

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Quiz Preview | Go back   Student's Name appears here | Course Name appears here | QuizStar Lit 12 Cult Lit dual-ind Quiz Directions Directions:     1. Answer the questions below by clicking the button next to the best answer choice or typing your correct answer. Each question's answers are in grey. 2. At the end of every page click the next button to move forward to the next page. DO NOT HIT THE BROWSER'S BACK BUTTON! 3. On the last page of the Quiz you will be able to see which questions are unanswered, are answered and have been flagged.  questions:     1. 1 pts. If you think that life can be explained by two opposing principles, like good and evil, then you're talking about __________.    A. idealism B. dualism C. epistemology D. ethical relativism E. existentialism Flag this question for later review   2. 1 pts. __________________ asks, "How do we know what we know?"    A. ethics B. dualism C. hedonism D. epistemology E. ecumenism Flag this question for later review   3. 1 pts. If you believe that human sacrifice is not wrong when you take into consideration culture and historical period (as opposed to just being always wrong), then you believe in _______________________.    A. dualism B. homerism C. hedonism D. ecumenism E. ethical relativism Flag this question for later review   4. 1 pts. Ethics is the branch of philosophy that deals with _____________________.    A. existentialism B. hara-kiri C. morality D. money E. poetry Flag this question for later review   5. 1 pts. If I think I am entirely free to do what I want and therefore entirely responsible for my actions, I am a follower of _________________.    A. predestination B. ethical relativism C. existentialism D. advertising E. collective individualism Flag this question for later review   6. 1 pts. Madame Bovary is a _____________ book written about a ____________ woman and by a _______________ author named Gustave Flaubert.    A. dumb B. good C. French D. really old Flag this question for later review   7. 1 pts. If I can choose, think, and act voluntarily, then I have _____________.    A. free will B. democracy C. predestination D. an overdeveloped sense of vengeance E. a lot of money Flag this question for later review   8. 1 pts. This doctrine says that pleasure or happiness is the greatest good in life, so you might really be performing the greatest good if you sit in your bedroom and text all night instead of volunteering to help others or something not fun.    A. hegelism B. fatalism C. epistemology D. hedonism E. humanism Flag this question for later review   9. 1 pts. According to Hegel, what's real in this world?    A. mind or spirit B. material things C. nothing D. only that which we do not sense Flag this question for later review   10. 1 pts. Herodotus is often called the Father of ______________.    A. Philosophy B. Religion C. Herodotus Jr. D. History E. Suspense Flag this question for later review   11. 1 pts. According to tradition, Greek writer Homer, one of the greatest poets of all time, was _______________.    A. Roman B. blind C. illiterate D. an alien from galaxy Z-35 sent here to establish the New World Order E. a woman Flag this question for later review   12. 1 pts. This story is about a deformed man named Quasimodo who works as a bell ringer in a church and falls in love with a Gypsy girl.    A. The Hound of the Baskervilles B. Moby Dick C. The Man in the Iron Mask D. Spider Man E. The Hunchback of Notre Dame Flag this question for later review   13. 1 pts. If I studied the Humanities today, it would include history, English, art, music, and philosophy. Back in the Renaissance, a Humanist studied:    A. science B. the heavens C. languages and cultures of ancient Greece and Rome D. languages and cultures of the Far East and Africa E. the discoveries in the New World Flag this question for later review   14. 1 pts. The kind of reasoning that moves from specific instances to predict general principles. For example, if a student finishes this quiz and then plays games, then finishes two more quizzes later on and immediately plays games, I will decide that every time a student finishes work, he or she will play games.    A. deductive B. reductive C. seductive D. inductive E. productive Flag this question for later review

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Quiz Directions  Questions     1. 1 pt(s). If you think that life can be explained by two opposing principles, like good and evil, then you're talking about __________. A. idealism B. dualism C. epistemology D. ethical relativism E. existentialism   2. 1 pt(s). __________________ asks, "How do we know what we know?" A. ethics B. dualism C. hedonism D. epistemology E. ecumenism   3. 1 pt(s). If you believe that human sacrifice is not wrong when you take into consideration culture and historical period (as opposed to just being always wrong), then you believe in _______________________. A. dualism B. homerism C. hedonism D. ecumenism E. ethical relativism   4. 1 pt(s). Ethics is the branch of philosophy that deals with _____________________. A. existentialism B. hara-kiri C. morality D. money E. poetry   5. 1 pt(s). If I think I am entirely free to do what I want and therefore entirely responsible for my actions, I am a follower of _________________. A. predestination B. ethical relativism C. existentialism D. advertising E. collective individualism   6. 1 pt(s). Madame Bovary is a _____________ book written about a ____________ woman and by a _______________ author named Gustave Flaubert. A. dumb B. good C. French D. really old   7. 1 pt(s). If I can choose, think, and act voluntarily, then I have _____________. A. free will B. democracy C. predestination D. an overdeveloped sense of vengeance E. a lot of money   8. 1 pt(s). This doctrine says that pleasure or happiness is the greatest good in life, so you might really be performing the greatest good if you sit in your bedroom and text all night instead of volunteering to help others or something not fun. A. hegelism B. fatalism C. epistemology D. hedonism E. humanism   9. 1 pt(s). According to Hegel, what's real in this world? A. mind or spirit B. material things C. nothing D. only that which we do not sense   10. 1 pt(s). Herodotus is often called the Father of ______________. A. Philosophy B. Religion C. Herodotus Jr. D. History E. Suspense   11. 1 pt(s). According to tradition, Greek writer Homer, one of the greatest poets of all time, was _______________. A. Roman B. blind C. illiterate D. an alien from galaxy Z-35 sent here to establish the New World Order E. a woman   12. 1 pt(s). This story is about a deformed man named Quasimodo who works as a bell ringer in a church and falls in love with a Gypsy girl. A. The Hound of the Baskervilles B. Moby Dick C. The Man in the Iron Mask D. Spider Man E. The Hunchback of Notre Dame   13. 1 pt(s). If I studied the Humanities today, it would include history, English, art, music, and philosophy. Back in the Renaissance, a Humanist studied: A. science B. the heavens C. languages and cultures of ancient Greece and Rome D. languages and cultures of the Far East and Africa E. the discoveries in the New World   14. 1 pt(s). The kind of reasoning that moves from specific instances to predict general principles. For example, if a student finishes this quiz and then plays games, then finishes two more quizzes later on and immediately plays games, I will decide that every time a student finishes work, he or she will play games. A. deductive B. reductive C. seductive D. inductive E. productive

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