The Value of Philosophy Multiple Choice

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. According to Russell, when a question has a definite answer, it

Ceases to be a philosophical question. correct incorrect

Is uninteresting. correct incorrect

Becomes a scientific question. correct incorrect

Both a and c. correct incorrect

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. The chief value of philosophy, according to Russell, comes from

Its high-minded rhetoric. correct incorrect

Transcendence of the universe. correct incorrect

Contemplation of great things free from personal prejudices. correct incorrect

Religion. correct incorrect

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. Russell claims that thinking about questions that do not admit of definitely correct answers is a way of

Angering one's parents. correct incorrect

Becoming a fool. correct incorrect

Achieving world peace. correct incorrect

Breaking free of customary beliefs. correct incorrect

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. Philosophy seeks

Money. correct incorrect

Power. correct incorrect

Knowledge. correct incorrect

Persuasion. correct incorrect