Our Lady of Assumption College

N. Gonzales St. Pob.II Tanauan City Batangas

3rd Quarterly Examination in Introduction to Philosophy of a Human Person

A. Fill in the blanks. Read carefully and supply the missing term to complete the statements. Write your answer on your testbooklet.

1. Philosophers agree that philosophy is the study of subjects which can be understood on how they are ______________about.
2. Subjects are philosophical as determined by its fundamental importance to a __________person.
3. Another agreement made by philosophers is that there is no _________________characterization for how a subject may be talked about.
4. Philosophy uses the methods of _____________and reflection in how it considers a subject viewed by different persons.
5. Philosophy primarily aims at____________________.
6. Philosophy value is not ascertained truth but the wider _______________which results from continued inquiry.
7. Engaging in philosophy is also engaging in __________,which is a kind of reflective activity of renouncing oneself and one’s belief and values to
open up to other ideas.
8-9. According to Bertrand Russell, philosophy is to be studied not for the sake of any definite________, but for the sake of the _________
themselves.
10. Philosophy enlarges one’s outlook and diminish the ________ assurance that closes the mind to speculation.

B. Determine the method of philosophy used in the following statements and inquiry. Write S if it is speculation and C if it is through criticism.

1. Thales asserted that all comes from the water as the answer from the inquiry of what comprise the world.
2. Anaximander supposed that the aperion comprise the world.
3. Phytagoras supposed that the human spirit is divine air, hence it is immortal.
4. Socrates is Euthyphro asked, “Is pious loved by the gods because it is pious, or it is pious because it is loved by the gods?”
5. In Republic book I, Cephalus claimed that justice is nothing more than telling the truth and repaying one’s debt, Socrates offered a counterexample
by claiming that some situations may not result to justice by following the rule (e.g. returning a borrowed weapon to an insane friend)
6. According to Aristotle, every animate being is a living thing which can move itself only because it has a soul.
7. Francis Bacon proposed the used of the senses to collect and organize many particular instances from experience and thus must adhere to an
experimental appreciation of the natural world.
8. For Baruch Spinoza, god’s essence include existence.
9. Rene Descartes claimed that the human intellect is able to perceive the nature of reality through a purely intellectual perception including the
essences of mind, matter, and an infinite being (God)
10. Linguistic analysis is a careful attention to the ordinary use of language to avoid conceptual confusions that give rise to linguistic problems.

C. Identify the philosopher who proposed each given concept. Choose from the choices in the box and write the letter of your answer. Then in three
sentences, discuss how the philosopher explained the idea.

1. Biocentric egalitarianism 6. Existentialism

2. Dasein 7. Justified true belief (JTB)
3. Desouling persons 8. Opinion
4. Embodied soul 9. Pseuche
5. episteme 10. Stewardship

A. St. Thomas Aquinas D. Dobel G.Heidegger J. Taylor

B. Aristotle E. Flanagan H. Plato K.White
C. Descartes F. Gettier I. Sartre

D. Briefly discuss your answer in not more than 300 words.

1. What are the theories on human nature? What are the similarities? Differences?
2. Will understanding the nature of human beings change one’s perspective and valuation of his or her environment? Why or why not?
3. Why should the virtues of frugality and prudence be exercised toward nature?

Prepared by: Checked by:

Ms. Rosa V. Banaira Ms. Veda Joyce Macandili
Subject Teacher OIC
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N. Gonzales St. Pob.II Tanauan City Batangas

3rd Quarterly Examination in Fundamentals of Accounting

I. Identification

1. Is the government entity where new sole proprietorships register their books of accounts.
2. Is the government entity where new sole proprietorships register their trade names.
3. Are sole proprietorships engaged in buying goods for sale.
4. Is the primary objective of a business organization.
5. Are rules and procedures that have gained authoritative support in the accounting profession because of their proven logic, fairness and usefulness.
6. Consists of daily listings of transactions which are deemed to have a single effect on economic resources.
7. Is an exchange of values between the enterprise and other entities taking place at points of time or over some time.
8. Is an internal or external occurrence that’s affects the resources of an enterprise.
9. Is a means of identifying the accounting element or value that is affected by transactions or events.
10. Are accounts whose usefulness continues throughout the life of the enterprise.
11. Represent the economic obligations owed by the enterprise.
12. Is the net amount that will remain after all the economic obligations have been paid.
13. Represent the economic resources of an enterprise.
14. Represents the withdrawals of the business assets made by the owner for his personal use or in anticipation of profits.
15. are increases in the capitals as a result of the operation of the business.

II. A. Assets are economic resources of the enterprise. Among the assets that a business may have are;
a. notes receivable f. merchandise
b. franchise g. cash
c. goodwill h. tradenames
d. land i. store supplies
e. repair equipment j. prepaid expenses
Write the letter corresponds to the assets described by the following
1. coins bills and checks
2. lot presently used as building site
3. exclusive right to commercially use a word.
4. collectible evidenced by a promissory note
5. payments for services to be received within one year
6. implies an intangible advantage of customer patronage.
7. right to operate a utility within a specified territory.
8. goods for sale
9. equipment generally used for repair
10. materials and supplies used in company outlets.
B. Liabilities are economic obligations of the business. Among the liabilities that a business may occur are;
a. salaries payable f. mortgage payable
b. bonds payable g. advances from customers
c. medicare payable h. SSS premium payable
d. bank loans payable i. accounts payable
e. notes payable j. interest payable
Write the letter that corresponds to the liability described by the following:
1. obligations evidenced by a promissory note
2. amounts withheld for the social security system
3. obligations secured by collateral
4. amounts due for goods purchased on account
5. unpaid services already received from employees
6. indebtedness evidenced by a formal certificate
7. unpaid interest on loans borrowed
8. amounts received for future sales
9. employers and employees share due for medicare
10. obligations due to banks for loans borrowed

III. Identify whether the following items are debits or credits:

1. assets 11. Sales discount
2. liabilities 12. cash
3. capital 13. Owners drawing
4. income 14. purchases
5. cost 15. salaries
6. expenses
7. notes payable
8. prepaid expenses
9. purchase returns
10. owners capital
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N. Gonzales St. Pob.II Tanauan City Batangas

3rd Quarterly Examination in Business Ethics

I. Identification
1. A firm must conduct its business with integrity.
2. A firm must pay due regard to the interest of its customers and treat them fairly.
3. A firm must maintain adequate financial resources.
4. A firm must conduct its business with due skill, care and diligence.
5. the systems by which businesses are directed and controlled.
6. refers to equal treatment.
7. A firm must manage conflicts of interest fairly.
8. A firm must arrange adequate protection for clients assets when it is responsible for them.
9. A key factor in underpinning the integrity and efficiency of the company.
10. Refers to the obligation and responsibility to give an explanation or reason for the company’s action and conduct.

II. Enumerate the following and give the meaning of each.

1-11 Pinciples for businesses
12-15 core principles of good corporate governance
16-23 core principles to consider when going about business.
24-25 two types of limited liability company

III. Define the following in not more than 300 words.

1. Fairness
2. Accountability
3. Responsibility
4. Transparency

IV. Essay
1. Why do you think it is important that business have core principles?
2. What is the objectives behind the company’s core principles?

Prepare by: Checked by:

Ms. Rosa V. Banaira Ms. Veda Joyce Macandili
Subject Teacher OIC