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حلم دمعه · 2012- 5- 11

حرام عليكم يالي تقولون مو سهل وصعب ومتوووسط

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ولا سوال طلع عن المنهج او خارجيه

قولو ماذاكرنا زين بس مو تقولون صعبه

عموما الله يوفقك الجميع

وبحط لكم كمن سوال جابه ف الاحتبار

1. Sociolinguistics is:
a. The study of the specific language of a specific society.
b. That field of study which deals with the effect of society on language.
c. All false
1. what resulted in London losing ownership of The English Language is:
a. because London became crowded and poor.
b. The decline of the British Empire.
c. All false.
1. One central concept of the Ethics is eudemonia, which is generally translated as:
a. Happiness
b. success, fulfillment, and flourishing.
c. All true.
1. The Doctrine of the Mean means:
a. Virtue is the intermediate or mean between two extremes, which are excesses and deficiencies.
b. The mean will vary for different people.
c. All true
d. All false
1. ccording to Plato and Aristotle, happiness (eudaimonia) is dependent upon:
a. Love
b. Virtue
c. All false
d. All true.
1. The Glorious Revolution, The French Revolution, and The American War of Independence were direct results of:
a. the Enlightenment.
b. The philosophy
c. Both true
d. Both false

1. Francis Bacon has been called the father of:
a. The scientific method
b. The Enlightenment
c. Empiricism
d. All true
1.When did Aristotle live?
3.Which philosopher was Aristotle’s mastero
4.How was the school founded by Aristotle known? Lyceum
5.How were Aristotle’s students known? Peripatetics
6.Where did Aristotle die? in Chalices
7.What was the word used by Aristotle for anarchic mob rule? Democracy
9.What did Aristotle call metaphysics? First philosophy
10.What is the meaning of the word "eudaimonia"? happiness
11.What, according to Aristotle, is always an end in itself, and not just a means to an end? Happiness 12.What, according to Aristotle, is the highest pursuit in life? The pursuit of rational thought
14.How do we learn virtue according to Aristotle? by habit

ﬁve? John Adams - Roger Sherman - Robert Livingston - Benjamin Franklin - Thomas Jefferson 16

.Which member of the committee of ﬁve did NOT sign the Declaration of Independence?

Robert Livingston

17.Which member of the Committee of Five wrote the ﬁrst draft of the Declaration of Independence?

Thomas Jefferson

18.What happened on July 4, 1776? The continental congress approved the ﬁnal draft of the Declaration of Independence

19.What are the opening words of the Declaration of Independence?

22.Where does the Declaration of Independence reside today?
at the National Archives in Washington DC

23.Which event most directly led to the led to the Revolutionary War?

Boston Tea Party

25.Which scientist is credited with devising an inductive method of discovery?
Francis Bacon
26.The phrase "wall of separation between the church and the state" was originally coined by who?
Thomas Jefferson

27.Francis Bacon is considered by many to be the father of what?

the father of modern science , the scientiﬁc method, the enlightenment, empiricism, inductive reasoning 28

.Such empiricism denies that humans have ________ or that anything is knowable without reference to experience

. innatism

29.How does Locke distinguish between the identity conditions for a man and the identity of a person?

man is the animal the person is ones self

30.Which form of government did Locke prefer?
representative democracy

31.Which form of government did Rousseau prefer?

absolute democracy

32.What movement is Hume connected to?

skepticism

33.Are the names of the works of Rousseau?

emile, julie, ou la nouvelle heloise, the social contract, confessions

35.What are the reasons for the beginning of the Enlightenment?
the discoveries of the scientific revolution changed how people thought

36.What are the reasons for the end of the Enlightenment?
skepticism, the french and american revolution

37.The idea that all our knowledge is obtained by experiences is called what?
empiricism
38.The study of knowledge and justiﬁed belief is called what?

epistemology

39. According to Aristotle, an excess in the Hexis of truth- telling is what?
boastfulness
40. According to Aristotle, what is a deﬁciency in pleasure and pain about others?
spitefulness
41. According to Aristotle, the virtue in the Hexis of anger is what?
mildness
42. Which of the following is not listed as a virtue in Aristotle’s Table of Virtues and Vices:
Humility, Courage, Patience, Wittiness?
Humility

43.The document that announced the abolition of slavery in the United States is called what?
Emancipation Proclamation
44. Which month is Black History Month?

February

46. Who is known as the father of the Civil Rights movement?
Frederick Douglas
47. What is the name of the document that announced the freedom of the slaves in the confederate states?
the Emancipation Proclamation

48. What are the laws that enforced segregation known as?
Jim Crow laws.

49. What were the group of writers and thinkers who fought against slavery known as ?

Abolitionists

50. What is another name for African American Vernacular English?
Ebonics
51. The struggle for African Americans to gain equal rights is called what?

The Civil Rights movement

52. The inﬂuence of Rap music on society is called what?
hip hop culture

55. "No one has the right to kill an enemy except when he cannot make him a slave, and the right to enslave him cannot therefore be derived from the right to kill him."
Jean-Jacques Russeau

56. “"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door.”

inscription on the statue of liberty

57. “When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another ...

” ﬁrst line of the Declaration of Independence

1. Aristotle's books included:
a. Nicomachean Ethics
b. Eudemian Ethics
c. The History of Animals
d. All true

1. ……………….. was the father of modern science, the scientific method, and empiricism.
a. Aristotle.
b. John Locke
c. Francis Bacon
d. All false

1. The Constitution is the written document of Law in the United States. The first 10 amendments to the Constitution are known as:
a. The Amendments.
b. The Bill of Rights
c. The Affix
d. All false
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حلم دمعه أكـاديـمـي فـعّـال الملف الشخصي: رقم العضوية : 68766 تاريخ التسجيل: Tue Jan 2011 العمر: 37 المشاركات: 377 الـجنــس : أنـثـى عدد الـنقـاط : 352 مؤشر المستوى: 65 بيانات الطالب: الكلية: كلية الاداب الدراسة: انتساب التخصص: ادب انجليزي ., المستوى: خريج جامعي	رد: انطباعكم عن اختبار الفكر والثقافه حرام عليكم يالي تقولون مو سهل وصعب ومتوووسط !! كل اسئلة المراجعه جابهاا + اسئلة ابو بكر فادتنا مراااااااااا ولا سوال طلع عن المنهج او خارجيه قولو ماذاكرنا زين بس مو تقولون صعبه عموما الله يوفقك الجميع وبحط لكم كمن سوال جابه ف الاحتبار 1. *Sociolinguistics* is: a. The study of the specific language of a specific society. b. That field of study which deals with the effect of society on language. c. All false 1. what resulted in London losing ownership of The English Language is: a. because London became crowded and poor. b. The decline of the British Empire. c. All false. 1. One central concept of the Ethics is eudemonia, which is generally translated as: a. Happiness b. success, fulfillment, and flourishing. c. All true. 1. The Doctrine of the Mean means: a. Virtue is the intermediate or mean between two extremes, which are excesses and deficiencies. b. The mean will vary for different people. c. All true d. All false 1. ccording to Plato and Aristotle, happiness (eudaimonia) is dependent upon: a. Love b. Virtue c. All false d. All true. 1. The Glorious Revolution, The French Revolution, and The American War of Independence were direct results of: a. the Enlightenment. b. The philosophy c. Both true d. Both false 1. Francis Bacon has been called the father of: a. The scientific method b. The Enlightenment c. Empiricism d. All true 1.When did Aristotle live? 3.Which philosopher was Aristotle’s mastero 4.How was the school founded by Aristotle known? Lyceum 5.How were Aristotle’s students known? Peripatetics 6.Where did Aristotle die? in Chalices 7.What was the word used by Aristotle for anarchic mob rule? Democracy 9.What did Aristotle call metaphysics? First philosophy 10.What is the meaning of the word "eudaimonia"? happiness 11.What, according to Aristotle, is always an end in itself, and not just a means to an end? Happiness 12.What, according to Aristotle, is the highest pursuit in life? The pursuit of rational thought 14.How do we learn virtue according to Aristotle? by habit ﬁve? John Adams - Roger Sherman - Robert Livingston - Benjamin Franklin - Thomas Jefferson 16 .Which member of the committee of ﬁve did NOT sign the Declaration of Independence? Robert Livingston 17.Which member of the Committee of Five wrote the ﬁrst draft of the Declaration of Independence? Thomas Jefferson 18.What happened on July 4, 1776? The continental congress approved the ﬁnal draft of the Declaration of Independence 19.What are the opening words of the Declaration of Independence? 22.Where does the Declaration of Independence reside today? at the National Archives in Washington DC 23.Which event most directly led to the led to the Revolutionary War? Boston Tea Party 25.Which scientist is credited with devising an inductive method of discovery? Francis Bacon 26.The phrase "wall of separation between the church and the state" was originally coined by who? Thomas Jefferson 27.Francis Bacon is considered by many to be the father of what? the father of modern science , the scientiﬁc method, the enlightenment, empiricism, inductive reasoning 28 .Such empiricism denies that humans have ________ or that anything is knowable without reference to experience . innatism 29.How does Locke distinguish between the identity conditions for a man and the identity of a person? man is the animal the person is ones self 30.Which form of government did Locke prefer? representative democracy 31.Which form of government did Rousseau prefer? absolute democracy 32.What movement is Hume connected to? skepticism 33.Are the names of the works of Rousseau? emile, julie, ou la nouvelle heloise, the social contract, confessions 35.What are the reasons for the beginning of the Enlightenment? the discoveries of the scientific revolution changed how people thought 36.What are the reasons for the end of the Enlightenment? skepticism, the french and american revolution 37.The idea that all our knowledge is obtained by experiences is called what? empiricism 38.The study of knowledge and justiﬁed belief is called what? epistemology 39. According to Aristotle, an excess in the Hexis of truth- telling is what? boastfulness 40. According to Aristotle, what is a deﬁciency in pleasure and pain about others? spitefulness 41. According to Aristotle, the virtue in the Hexis of anger is what? mildness 42. Which of the following is not listed as a virtue in Aristotle’s Table of Virtues and Vices: Humility, Courage, Patience, Wittiness? Humility 43.The document that announced the abolition of slavery in the United States is called what? Emancipation Proclamation 44. Which month is Black History Month? February 46. Who is known as the father of the Civil Rights movement? Frederick Douglas 47. What is the name of the document that announced the freedom of the slaves in the confederate states? the Emancipation Proclamation 48. What are the laws that enforced segregation known as? Jim Crow laws. 49. What were the group of writers and thinkers who fought against slavery known as ? Abolitionists 50. What is another name for African American Vernacular English? Ebonics 51. The struggle for African Americans to gain equal rights is called what? The Civil Rights movement 52. The inﬂuence of Rap music on society is called what? hip hop culture 55. "No one has the right to kill an enemy except when he cannot make him a slave, and the right to enslave him cannot therefore be derived from the right to kill him." Jean-Jacques Russeau 56. “"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door.” inscription on the statue of liberty 57. “When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another ... ” ﬁrst line of the Declaration of Independence 1. Aristotle's books included: a. Nicomachean Ethics b. Eudemian Ethics c. The History of Animals d. All true 1. ……………….. was the father of modern science, the scientific method, and empiricism. a. Aristotle. b. John Locke c. Francis Bacon d. All false 1. The Constitution is the written document of Law in the United States. The first 10 amendments to the Constitution are known as: a. The Amendments. b. The Bill of Rights c. The Affix d. All false وبس هذا الي اذكره طبعا صيغة الاسئلة مختلفه شوي /