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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 7: Enlightenment and Law.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What question did Kant's subjective argument begin with?
(a) How can philosophers define existence?
(b) How can experience be defined?
(c) What are the prerequisites for experience?
(d) What are the self's prerequisites for existence?

2. How does "Critique of Judgment" differ from "Critique of Pure Reason"?
(a) "Judgment" had stronger arguments.
(b) "Pure Reason" was more widely acclaimed.
(c) "Judgement" was written well, but "Pure Reason" was not.
(d) "Pure Reason" was more difficult to read.

3. When beginning an argument, what did Kant appeal to?
(a) The most basic facts.
(b) The most extraordinary facts.
(c) The sense of intelligence.
(d) The most basic sense of integrity.

4. Which of the following did Hume deny?
(a) The existence of ethics.
(b) The existence of logic.
(c) The existence of the self.
(d) The existence of the world.

5. What is always overlaid with concepts, according to the reading?
(a) Objectivity.
(b) Beauty.
(c) Normal perceptions.
(d) Subjectivity.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the category for something considered to be trivially true?

2. What did Kant consider to be the basis for moral dignity?

3. What type of religious arguments was Kant most interested in?

4. When judging beauty, what does the mind apply?

5. What philosophical school did Leibniz belong to?

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