Question 1

One course that is never included in the humanities is&#10;A) history&#10;B) ethics&#10;C) psychology&#10;D) chemistry

Accepted Answer

Chemistry is a natural science concerned with the study of matter and its properties, making it distinct from the humanities, which include subjects like history, ethics, and psychology that explore human culture, behavior, and moral principles.

Question 2

The historian&#10;A) clarifies values&#10;B) studies values&#10;C) creates values&#10;D) ignores values

Accepted Answer

Historians study values as part of understanding the cultural, social, and personal contexts of the past. They examine how values have influenced human behavior and historical events.

Question 3

The artist&#10;A) clarifies values&#10;B) studies values&#10;C) creates values&#10;D) ignores values

Accepted Answer

The artist clarifies values by making them more distinct and clear.

Question 4

Studying the arts in medical school can help doctors to&#10;A) remain calm under pressure&#10;B) improve their motor skills&#10;C) finely hone their visual abilities&#10;D) understand Greek

Accepted Answer

Studying the arts can enhance doctors' observational skills, allowing them to better notice and interpret visual cues in patient care, thus finely honing their visual abilities.

Question 5

Which of the following theories claims that it is the object that incited interest?&#10;A) objectivist&#10;B) relational&#10;C) subjectivist&#10;D) normative

Accepted Answer

The objectivist theory posits that interest is incited by the object itself, suggesting that the qualities or attributes inherent in the object are what draw attention or create interest.

Question 6

The pleasure of enjoying good food is an example of a(n)&#10;A) intrinsic value&#10;B) extrinsic value&#10;C) intrinsic-extrinsic value&#10;D) value fact

Accepted Answer

The pleasure of enjoying good food is considered an intrinsic value because it is appreciated for its own sake, deriving satisfaction and pleasure directly from the experience itself, rather than for any external outcome or benefit it may bring.

Question 7

Value facts are the province of&#10;A) the arts&#10;B) the sciences&#10;C) business&#10;D) mothers of infants

Accepted Answer

Value facts, which are objective and can be verified through empirical observation and experimentation, are primarily the domain of the sciences. The sciences aim to understand the natural world through systematic study and the application of empirical methods.

Question 8

Which of the following theories claims that it is interest that projects value on something?&#10;A) objectivist&#10;B) relational&#10;C) subjectivist&#10;D) normative

Accepted Answer

The subjectivist theory of value posits that value is not inherent in objects themselves but is instead assigned by individuals based on their personal interests, desires, or subjective evaluations. This contrasts with objectivist theories, which argue that value is an inherent property of objects.

Question 9

Theology is&#10;A) an art&#10;B) a science&#10;C) part of the humanities&#10;D) a religion

Accepted Answer

Theology is the study of religion, and is therefore part of the humanities.

Question 10

Normative values are&#10;A) ideals&#10;B) value facts&#10;C) the values of theology&#10;D) verified by scientists

Accepted Answer

Normative values are ideals or standards of behavior that are considered desirable or appropriate by a particular society or group. They are not factual or scientifically verified, but rather are based on cultural, moral, or ethical principles.

Question 11

The arts are closely related to which of the other humanities?&#10;A) history&#10;B) philosophy&#10;C) theology&#10;D) all of the above

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Question 12

Factual values are verified&#10;A) through art&#10;B) through history&#10;C) experimentally&#10;D) experientially

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Question 13

Despite their differences in beliefs, religious people generally agree&#10;A) on value facts&#10;B) on the importance of art&#10;C) that religious values are ultimate&#10;D) in the prime importance of the world of our sense experience

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Question 14

The relational theory of value claims that value emerges&#10;A) when a work of art is very expensive&#10;B) from the relation between an interest and an object.&#10;C) from the interest the object excites&#10;D) when the subject is interested in the object

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Question 15

By studying Raphael's Madonna della Sedia, what could a historian discover about the norms of the people of the Renaissance that would not be revealed in the facts of history?

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Deck 16: The Interrelationships of the Humanities