The ancient Greeks defined wisdom as the

The ancient Greeks defined wisdom as the

Task number one.
Question 1. The ancient Greeks defined wisdom as:
1. a cosmic "mind";
2. knowledge of the "Universe";
3. The doctrine of good and evil.
Question 2. The main subject in philosophy - is:
1. objects;
2. empirical reality;
3. philosophical reflection.
Question 3. The philosophical question - is:
1. The issue of natural objects;
2. Questions about the objects created by human beings;
3. The question of the relation of man to nature and objects created by humans.
Question 4. Who is the founder of classical German philosophy?
1. Kant;
2. Hegel;
3. Marx.
Question 5: Who developed a system of dialectics as the logic and theory of knowledge?
1. Hegel;
2. Herzen;
3. Marx.

Task number 2.
Question 1. Who owns the word "think, therefore I exist"?
1. Descartes;
2. G. Hegel;
3. Spinoza.
Question 2. Why, according to the Stoics, philosophy begins?
1. with logic;
2. with physics;
3. Ethics.
Question 3: What was the main philosophy of the Stoics?
1. The logic;
2. physics;
3. Ethics.
Question 4: In the 17th century. epistemology considered:
1. The abstract and theoretical level of knowledge;
2. The moral level of knowledge;
3. All of the above.
Question 5. How many pieces of philosophical knowledge singled Hegel?
1. two;
2. Three;
3. Five.

Task number 3.
Question 1. How many forms of social regulators do you know?
1 one;
2. two;
3. Three.
Question 2. What is the first form of social regulators?
1. Myth;
2. religion;
3. All of the above.
Question 3. What is the second form of social regulators?
1. Myth;
2. religion;
3. All of the above.
Question 4: What kind of society can not be a philosopher?
1. in the primitive;
2. in a totalitarian;
3. All of the above.
Question 5. Philosophy as a theory of being and knowledge, approaches to science:
1. its ontological side;
2. epistemological his party;
3. All of the above.

Task №4.
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