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New Essays on Human Understanding Multiple-Choice Quiz
Gottfried Leibniz
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Impressions
are livelier than ideas.
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are derived from sensation.
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are the basis for ideas.
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All of the above
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Leibniz claims that sense experience is __________ for all our actual knowledge.
necessary.
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sufficient.
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necessary and sufficient.
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neither necessary nor sufficient.
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The view that the soul is a tabula rasa is the view that the soul
is completely blank.
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is flat like a table top.
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contains some innate ideas.
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is eternal and unchanging.
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Leibniz's philosophical system is classified as a form of
empiricism.
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scientism.
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rationalism.
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None of the above
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In the chapter, Leibniz disagrees with Locke about whether
the soul is a tabula rasa.
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all truths depend on experience.
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knowledge is possible.
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Both a and b
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According to Leibniz, we find necessary truths in
mathematics.
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logic.
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poetry.
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Both a and b
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not completed
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Leibniz claims that sense experience is __________ for all our actual knowledge.
necessary.
correct
incorrect
sufficient.
correct
incorrect
necessary and sufficient.
correct
incorrect
neither necessary nor sufficient.
correct
incorrect
*
not completed
.
The view that the soul is a tabula rasa is the view that the soul
is completely blank.
correct
incorrect
is flat like a table top.
correct
incorrect
contains some innate ideas.
correct
incorrect
is eternal and unchanging.
correct
incorrect
*
not completed
.
Leibniz's philosophical system is classified as a form of
empiricism.
correct
incorrect
scientism.
correct
incorrect
rationalism.
correct
incorrect
None of the above
correct
incorrect
*
not completed
.
In the chapter, Leibniz disagrees with Locke about whether
the soul is a tabula rasa.
correct
incorrect
all truths depend on experience.
correct
incorrect
knowledge is possible.
correct
incorrect
Both a and b
correct
incorrect
*
not completed
.
According to Leibniz, we find necessary truths in
mathematics.
correct
incorrect
logic.
correct
incorrect
poetry.
correct
incorrect
Both a and b
correct
incorrect
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