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1

Which of the following would not be an appropriate characterization of Kant's "critical philosophy"?
A)It involves a critique of reason.
B)It incorporates insights from both rationalism and empiricism.
C)It's mainly an attack on Kant's predecessors without much in the way of Kant's own original ideas.
D)It involves sorting out the legitimate claims of reason from the groundless ones.
2

Which of the statements below best captures what Kant's constructivism says about the world of which we can have knowledge?
A)It's entirely created by our minds.
B)It has its own structure completely independent of our minds.
C)Its fundamental structure depends on our minds, but our minds must work with given material that they don't create.
D)It's sustained by a single divine mind.
3

What does Kant think we can have knowledge of?
A)only phenomena, not noumena
B)only noumena, not phenomena
C)both phenomena and noumena
D)only relations of ideas
4

Which of the following claims does not state a fact about intuition in Kant's system?
A)It's the object of the mind's direct awareness.
B)It's a gut feeling about the nature of reality.
C)It's apprehended by the power of sensibility.
D)To experience the redness of a rose is to have a sensory intuition.
5

How does Kant view space and time?
A)as fundamental features of reality itself
B)as complex ideas abstracted from sense experience
C)as forms of experience that help structure the world as it appears to us
D)as pure concepts of the understanding





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