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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Observation of Nature as an Organic Whole.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Hegel describe notions?
(a) As contingent on subjectivity.
(b) As actual things.
(c) As anamnesis.
(d) As aspects of laws.

2. How does Hegel describe observation?
(a) As necessarily flawed.
(b) As a reliable process.
(c) A contingent on subjectivity.
(d) As a mobile army of metaphors.

3. What is the purpose of Hegel's treatise?
(a) To dispel superstition.
(b) To cultivate the scientific mind.
(c) To prove the existence and thoughts of God.
(d) To disprove the need for religion.

4. How does Hegel define a law?
(a) Anything capable of being observed as a perception of another.
(b) Anything that binds the freedom of an organic entity.
(c) The relation of any element to the process of becoming an organic being.
(d) Anything that appears with profound consistency.

5. Where does Hegel locate the beginning of scientific knowledge?
(a) In God.
(b) In self-knowledge.
(c) In History.
(d) In spirituality.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Hegel classify desires?

2. What else does Reason require in Hegel's philosophy?

3. According to Hegel, why is the self unhappy?

4. To what does the term "sensibility" apply according to Hegel?

5. Observation functions with regard to what in Hegel's philosophy?

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