2. What is Hilde planning to do to rebel against her father?
(a) Attend Sophie's party.
(b) Play tricks on him.
(c) Run away from home.
(d) Drop out of school.

3. Simone de Beauvoir in her book "The Second Sex" states that women can choose an identity that is what?
(a) Based on her education.
(b) More like a man's.
(c) Not as restrictive as her mother's.
(d) Free from the trends of tradition.

4. As the Major travels home, what sign does he read?
(a) "Why did you hurt my feelings?"
(b) "I can see you, Dad!"
(c) "Where did you put Sophie?"
(d) "I wish you would come home."

5. What does Kierkegaard's philosophy emphasize?
(a) Rebellion.
(b) Conformity.
(c) Individuality.
(d) Largess.

6. What do surrealists say about art?
(a) It should be a blend of the conscious and the unconscious mind.
(b) Its effectiveness determines its value.
(c) It must appeal to a select group.
(d) It is unnecessary for people to make art.

7. What does Freud develop?
(a) Psychoanalysis.
(b) Dissolution.
(c) Cytology.
(d) Morphology.

8. What is the individual's role in the Enlightenment philosophy?
(a) To question nothing.
(b) To question authority.
(c) To ponder life's struggles.
(d) To ponder existence.

9. What is the little Match Girl like?
(a) A communist.
(b) A transcendentalist.
(c) A socialist.
(d) A democrat.

10. When Darwin begins his studies, how is he best described?
(a) A Semite.
(b) A neurotic scientist.
(c) A romantic.
(d) A practical naturalist.

11. To Sartre, what is existentialism?
(a) Putting others ahead of yourself.
(b) A path to leaving all danger.
(c) Man creates himself and his values.
(d) The belief that love does not exist.

12. What ideals characterize the Romantic period?
(a) Love is the center of all its themes.
(b) Charity and devotion to the less fortunate.
(c) It is subjective, based on the feelings and inclinations of the individual.
(d) Care for the fairer sex.

13. Where does Hume believe human ethics come from?
(a) Stories of the oral tradition.
(b) Reasons and logic.
(c) Sentiments and customs.
(d) Gods and religious leaders.

14. Hegel states that prior philosophies search for what?
(a) Universals.
(b) Desires.
(c) Hope.
(d) Needs.

15. Where does Berkeley think all of our ideas originate?
(a) Parents and elders.
(b) Everything comes from God.
(c) Our political leaders.
(d) Traditions and customs.