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=** PRACTICE TEST: 30 basic questions in philosophy **= =** Try this test not so much for content as for practice in doing multiple choice exams. **= =http://www.wiziq.com/online-tests/5883-basics-of-philosophy=
 * (The answer to "aesthetics" is written in rather dense language.) **

=**To do well on tests and exams -**= No Scantrons or exam pamphlets needed. For all answers, you can use the paper the exam is printed on. **If you don't have a web-connected device you can take to class, consider printing out the PowerPoint sections.**
 * Take notes in class! You'll be tested on lecture points that are not in the readings.**
 * Study the assigned readings.**
 * Think about the issues brought up in class. especially when I say something like "Imagine that!" or "Isn't that strange?" or "What do you think of that?"**
 * Tests are open book, open notes. Multiple choice, true/false, fill in the blanks, and essays. **

=** FINAL EXAM **= = Review your mini-exams for the kinds of questions to expect. = = Be prepared for identifications and essays. = = Areas to review, both textbook assignments and PowerPoints: =
 * = Greek and medieval philosophy: Plato, Aristotle, Aquinas, Juliana =
 * = Religion, western and eastern: Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Islam =
 * = The nature of mind & perception: Descartes, Hume, Locke, Kant =
 * = Existentialism: Camus, Sartre =
 * = Society and economics: Locke, Voltaire, Hegel, Marx =
 * = Third World thought: Senghor, King, Tutu =
 * = Feminism and caring: Daley, Gilligan, Noddings =
 * = Campbell and finding your own heroism =
 * = Campbell and finding your own heroism =