C. Avoiding all forms of responsibility D. Isolation from society E. Continuous pursuit of material wealth 9. What is the main principle of utilitarianism? A. Maximizing individual gutonomy B. Promoting religious values C. Achieving the greatest good for the greatest number D. Upbolding traditional customs E. Following natural laws 10. According to Nietzsche what defines "master morality"? A. Altruism and humility B. Strength and self-assertion C. Obedience to divine will D. Conformity to societal norms E. Pursuit of wealth and power 11. What does Hobbes consider the "state of nature"? A. A state of peace and harmony B. A condition of war of all against all C. A utopia governed by reason D. An egalitarian society E. A divine plan for humanity 12. According to Plato what is the Form of the Good? A. The source of all value and reality B. The material essence of objects C. The physical manifestation of justice D. A political idcal E. The foundation of empirical knowledge 13. What is the central focus of existentialist philosophy? A. Exploring universal truths B. Emphasizing subjective human experience C. Understanding the natural world D. Promoting collective well-being E. Advocating for moral absolutism 14. How does relativism view moral standards? A. As universal and unchanging B. As culturally and individually determined C. As dictated by divine authority D. As inherent in human nature E. As based on logical reasoning 15. What is the "categorical imperative" in Kantian cthics? A. A rule to maximize happiness B. A principle to act according to universalizable maxims C. A guideline for self-interest D. A command from religious authorities E. A strategy for conflict resolution Task 2. Fill-in-the Blank Questions. Complete each sentence by filling in the blank with the correct term or concept Draw on your understanding of philosophical theories and figures to identify the appropriate word or phrase that best completes each statement. 1. According to Hegel, the triadic process of thesis antithesis, and __ drives historical progress

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C. Avoiding all forms of responsibility D. Isolation from society E. Continuous pursuit of material wealth 9. What is the main principle of utilitarianism? A. Maximizing individual gutonomy B. Promoting religious values C. Achieving the greatest good for the greatest number D. Upbolding traditional customs E. Following natural laws 10. According to Nietzsche what defines "master morality"? A. Altruism and humility B. Strength and self-assertion C. Obedience to divine will D. Conformity to societal norms E. Pursuit of wealth and power 11. What does Hobbes consider the "state of nature"? A. A state of peace and harmony B. A condition of war of all against all C. A utopia governed by reason D. An egalitarian society E. A divine plan for humanity 12. According to Plato what is the Form of the Good? A. The source of all value and reality B. The material essence of objects C. The physical manifestation of justice D. A political idcal E. The foundation of empirical knowledge 13. What is the central focus of existentialist philosophy? A. Exploring universal truths B. Emphasizing subjective human experience C. Understanding the natural world D. Promoting collective well-being E. Advocating for moral absolutism 14. How does relativism view moral standards? A. As universal and unchanging B. As culturally and individually determined C. As dictated by divine authority D. As inherent in human nature E. As based on logical reasoning 15. What is the "categorical imperative" in Kantian cthics? A. A rule to maximize happiness B. A principle to act according to universalizable maxims C. A guideline for self-interest D. A command from religious authorities E. A strategy for conflict resolution Task 2. Fill-in-the Blank Questions. Complete each sentence by filling in the blank with the correct term or concept Draw on your understanding of philosophical theories and figures to identify the appropriate word or phrase that best completes each statement. 1. According to Hegel, the triadic process of thesis antithesis, and __ drives historical progress

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9. C. Achieving the greatest good for the greatest number10. B. Strength and self-assertion11. B. A condition of war of all against all12. A. The source of all value and reality13. B. Emphasizing subjective human experience14. B. As culturally and determined15. B. A principle to act according to universalizable maximsTask 2. Fill-in-the-Blank Questions:1. According to Hegel, the triadic process of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis drives historical progress.

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