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It' i's revision time, take Philosophy - GCE A-Level 2021.

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GCE A-Level 2021.
Given that 'No ghosts are mortals', is True, which of the following is true and false respectively?
When from a given proposition another is derived having as its subjects the contradictory of the predicate of the original proposition, it is known as:
Select the most appropriate statement below:
Which Fallacies are most clearly committed in following syllogisms? **NINO**
Which one of the following is FALSE?
The diagram below can be adequately read off as:
The pure Hypothetical Syllogisms is valid when the antecedent of the conclusion is the:
When a dilemma is affirmative and has a categorical conclusion on the one hand and on The other hand it is negative in quality, and has a disjunctive conclusion; these can best be considered respectively as:
Which one of the following is clearly FALSE about Fallacies?
Select the Fallacy most clearly committed in the argument below: 'terminally ill patient, have a right to doctor's assisted suicide after all, many of these people are unable to commit suicide by themselves'.
Which fallacy is most clearly committed in the following argument 'My experience with All Sailors I have done business with, shows that they are dishonest so it is clear to me that this Sailor is also dishonest'?
Which of these valid arguments forms inference is a Modus Ponens (MP)?
The statement; (Y ⊃ ~B) · (B · Y) can adequately be determined by the Truth Table as:
The 'statement some politicians are dishonest' can best be translated into logical notation of propositional functions as
'Change in things is manifested in the process of separation' 'Reality is characterised by the concept of performance, given that change is an absurdity' These two assertions are respectively attributed to:
Which of these two paradoxes are used by Zeno to prove the impossibility of motion?
The maxim 'Man is the measure of all things', was initially advanced by:
Which of the following are the best descriptions of Socrates dialectics?
The process in Plato's Epistemology whereby the prisoner leaves the cave to attain indubitable knowledge is known as:
According to Aristotle the power that a thing has to become something refers to
Which of these proofs of God's existence by Aquinas are based on the principle of Causality?
According to John Locke the origin of ideas is:
In an ascending order which of those sets adequately represents the Cartesian Rules of Methods:
The Marxist view that human existence is a class struggle between the Proletariat and the Bourgeoisie Classes is:
Two of Peirce's methods of fixing beliefs that on one hand relate to man's relationship with God and on the other hand relates to man's attachment to his emotions and passions respectively are:
Kierkegaard is generally considered a theistic existentialist because;
By 'abandonment' J.P. Sartre means that:
This apologetic 'literature or in defence of an African way of thinking and seeing the world different from European a way of seeing' is aptly qualified as:
Which of the following descriptions is True of the relationship of forces and beings in Africa cosmogony?
The notion of a 'vital force' as foundational to the world view of all Bantu-speaking peoples of Eastern and Central Africa was advocated by:
The recognition of society as extension of the basic family unit as an attitude of mind that reaches back to 'tribal days' can aptly be qualified as:
The view that, 'our philosophy must find its weapons in the environment and living conditions of the African peoples', was basic of:
Which of these Meditations deals principally with the human mind?
Which of these is the most correct order of the arguments used by Descartes to open all our knowledge to doubts?
The purpose of the 'Painter's Analogy' in The First Meditation is to show that:
Which of these is FALSE about Descartes' conception of man?
Which faculties, according to Descartes, combined are responsible for human error?
One theory of knowledge attributes all of human knowledge to a divine authority, while the other attributes it to human intelligence. This statement respectively refers to:
Which of the following 'principles of Aesthetic Appreciation' depict unity and brilliance?
Identify the pair that consists of Material and Spiritual culture respectively:
Nietzsche's declaration that adequately implies that dead' most
The argument that, any 'attempt to show any disbelief in God entails self-contradiction' and the proofs of God's existence from motion, causation and contingency are generally considered as:
The doctrine that holds that after death, the body and the soul will reunite and continue to live for eternity is known as:
Which of these theories of the origin of man have a negative implication on the morality of the society?
Which of the following is the FALSE Principle of Double Effect?
Which three ethical principles and arguments below adequately militate in favour of the permissibility of violence?
A system of centralised government in which only one party rules without opposition is known as:
The theory of justice which advocates for equality for all men in the society is known as:
'The wages of sin is death' and give to Caesar what is Caesar and to God, what is God's.
The declaration of Karl Jaspers that 'Philosophy is the courage to question the absolute' adequately implies that Philosophy is: