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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Nietzsche states that one must determine the value of:
(a) Truth.
(b) Prejudice.
(c) Change.
(d) Anger.
2. Nietzsche states that ____________ is a well refuted theory and almost no one in the learned world attaches significance to it.
(a) Transmigration.
(b) Spiritual hierarchy.
(c) Materialistic atomism.
(d) Physical transformation.
3. Which of the following is not tied to religious neurosis:
(a) Dietary restriction.
(b) Tithing.
(c) Fasting.
(d) Sexual abstinence.
4. Man is considered to be what kind of creature?
(a) Solid.
(b) Contradictory.
(c) Free spirited.
(d) Moral.
5. Nietzsche insists that a refutable theory is one that has not lost its:
(a) Charm.
(b) Whimsy.
(c) Point.
(d) Logic.
Short Answer Questions
1. What type of formula must one make in order to categorize human religion?
2. A person's responsibility extends into many areas except for which one?
3. What group of people does Nietzsche refer to as being a superstitious lot?
4. Some people still believe in immediate certainties and ______.
5. There is no need to do be the sole protector of mankind and the earth; instead, take time to seek _________.
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Nietzsche's opinion on the evolution of philosophical concepts?
2. Why does the author refer to man as being a contradictory creature?
3. Nietzsche presents an argument on conscious versus instinct. What is the author's opinion?
4. Why does the author claim that philosophers are not honest enough?
5. What is the author's opinion on the language barrier?
6. What is the difference between the average man's search for truth versus the search of the philosopher?
7. There is a great deal of talk about morality. What is Nietzsche's opinion on morality?
8. What is the main thought on the pursuit of one's desires?
9. What is the one thing that every human being craves?
10. How is the French Revolution referenced? How does it tie in to philosophy?
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