Quiz One

Question 1

Of norms for speaking and living a language, those regarding recognizing and categorizing things are _______ norms.

Answer 1

input

Question 2

Of norms for speaking and living a language, those regarding inferences and relationships between concepts are _______ norms.

Answer 2

inter-concept

Question 3

Of norms for speaking and living a language, those regarding what actions are licensed by our categorizations are _______ norms.

Answer 3

output

Question 4

4. Concepts where there are right and wrong answers for their application, and in learning them, the student must always defer to the teacher’s corrections are ________ concepts.

Answer 4

objective

Question 5

For the (Benedict-styled) moral relativist, “It is good” is synonymous with “It is _______”

Answer 5

habitual

Question 6

6. Descartes’s method for finding a criterion for truth is The Method of ________.

Answer 6

Doubt

Question 7

7. The top doubt-maker for Descartes is the hypothesis of an evil ________.

Answer 7

demon

Question 8

8. ‘Epistemic’ means having to do with _______.

Answer 8

knowledge

Question 9

9. What is the name of this theory of truth? Beliefs are true when their contents correspond to the realities they are about.

Answer 9

The Correspondence Theory

Question 10

10. The epistemic injustice of not being treated as a reliable source of information:

Answer 10

Testimonial

Question 11

11. The epistemic injustice of not having the concepts or vocabulary to communicate or make sense of one’s experiences.

Answer 11

Hermeneutic

Question 12

12. When an argument or piece of reasoning seems good, but it actually isn’t, it is a ___________.

Answer 12

Fallacy

Question 13

Haack’s argument from indispensability is that you can’t really have other political values or aspirations without a value of or an aspiration to truth.

Answer 13

True

Question 14

The Golden Rule (that you should treat others as you would want to be treated) depends on the assumption that others have minds and experiences like yours.

Answer 14

True

Question 15

15. In the _________ person, minds are directly accessible. But not in the __________ or _______ person.

Answer 15

first, second, third

Question 16

16. “What if your experience of blue is my experience of red?” That is the question of the _______

Answer 16

Inverted Spectrum

Question 17

17. The problem of other minds might be generated by thinking a mind is like a __________ in a machine, or it is _________ inside bodies.

Answer 17

ghost, hiding

Question 18

18. A statement made with indifference to its truth, but solely for the purpose of giving an impression of the speaker.

Answer 18

BS

Question 19

19. A statement made with the intention of inducing false beliefs in the listener

Answer 19

Lie

Question 20

20. A disagreement where the conflicting options are meaningful and exclusive, normative, but no one on any sides are blameworthy in the end is a _________ disagreement.

Answer 20

no-faul