IHUM 202 SYLLABUS AND BASICS QUESTIONS ANSWERED CORRECTLY LATEST UPDATE 2026
What are Intellectual Virtues? - Answers Traits of character that guide moral behavior and
interpersonal conduct.
What does Intellectual Curiosity encourage? - Answers It encourages asking questions.
Define Intellectual Humility. - Answers The ability to admit what you don't know.
What is meant by Intellectual Autonomy? - Answers Thinking for yourself.
What does Intellectual Attentiveness involve? - Answers Looking and listening carefully.
What is the goal of Intellectual Carefulness? - Answers To avoid errors.
What does Intellectual Thoroughness encourage? - Answers Digging deep and going beyond the
surface.
Define Intellectual Open-mindedness. - Answers Thinking outside the box.
What does Intellectual Courage entail? - Answers Taking risks.
What is Intellectual Tenacity? - Answers Embracing struggle and cognitive dissonance while staying
focused on the goal.
What does Intellectual Reverence mean? - Answers Respecting the unknown and valuing the pursuit
of truth.
List one way to participate in class discussions. - Answers Volunteer to pray.
What is one of the aims of BYU Education? - Answers To be spiritually strengthening, intellectually
enlarging, character building, and lifelong learning and service.
What knowledge should students gain about Western European history? - Answers Knowledge of
major figures and movements from 1515 AD to modern times.
What is the purpose of close reading in this syllabus? - Answers To study scripture deeply and engage
with cultural productions. (intellectually enlarge)
What is required for good persuasive arguments in essays? - Answers Combining formal analysis of
artifacts.
What is the expected study time per week? - Answers 3-5 hours.
What happens if a student is late more than 4 times? - Answers They fall in attendance grading.
What is the penalty for missing more than 3 classes? - Answers The student fails the course.
What is the grading policy for late submissions? - Answers Late submissions incur a 25% penalty.
Group work is - Answers Ministry (lifelong learning and service)
Information Literacy is - Answers Discerning truth (lifelong learning)
Reflective writing is - Answers Prayer (spiritually strengthening).
Where is Prof. Easterling's office located? - Answers 3005-N in JKB
Intellectual curiosity - Answers ask questions
intellectual humility - Answers admit what you do not know
intellectual autonomy - Answers think for yourself
intellectual attentiveness - Answers look and listen
intellectual carefulness - Answers avoid errors
intellectual thoroughness - Answers Dig deep. Go beyond the surface.
Intellectual Open-Mindedness - Answers An ability to think outside the box. Gives a fair and honest
hearing to competing perspectives.
Intellectual Courage - Answers Take risks in the presence of fear
Intellectual Tenacity - Answers embracing the struggle and cognitive dissonance
intellectual reverence - Answers Respect the unknown. Honor the pursuit. Value the truth
What are Intellectual Virtues? - Answers Traits of character that guide moral behavior and
interpersonal conduct.
What does Intellectual Curiosity encourage? - Answers It encourages asking questions.
Define Intellectual Humility. - Answers The ability to admit what you don't know.
What is meant by Intellectual Autonomy? - Answers Thinking for yourself.
What does Intellectual Attentiveness involve? - Answers Looking and listening carefully.
What is the goal of Intellectual Carefulness? - Answers To avoid errors.
What does Intellectual Thoroughness encourage? - Answers Digging deep and going beyond the
surface.
Define Intellectual Open-mindedness. - Answers Thinking outside the box.
What does Intellectual Courage entail? - Answers Taking risks.
What is Intellectual Tenacity? - Answers Embracing struggle and cognitive dissonance while staying
focused on the goal.
What does Intellectual Reverence mean? - Answers Respecting the unknown and valuing the pursuit
of truth.
List one way to participate in class discussions. - Answers Volunteer to pray.
What is one of the aims of BYU Education? - Answers To be spiritually strengthening, intellectually
enlarging, character building, and lifelong learning and service.
What knowledge should students gain about Western European history? - Answers Knowledge of
major figures and movements from 1515 AD to modern times.
What is the purpose of close reading in this syllabus? - Answers To study scripture deeply and engage
with cultural productions. (intellectually enlarge)
What is required for good persuasive arguments in essays? - Answers Combining formal analysis of
artifacts.
What is the expected study time per week? - Answers 3-5 hours.
What happens if a student is late more than 4 times? - Answers They fall in attendance grading.
What is the penalty for missing more than 3 classes? - Answers The student fails the course.
What is the grading policy for late submissions? - Answers Late submissions incur a 25% penalty.
Group work is - Answers Ministry (lifelong learning and service)
Information Literacy is - Answers Discerning truth (lifelong learning)
Reflective writing is - Answers Prayer (spiritually strengthening).
Where is Prof. Easterling's office located? - Answers 3005-N in JKB
Intellectual curiosity - Answers ask questions
intellectual humility - Answers admit what you do not know
intellectual autonomy - Answers think for yourself
intellectual attentiveness - Answers look and listen
intellectual carefulness - Answers avoid errors
intellectual thoroughness - Answers Dig deep. Go beyond the surface.
Intellectual Open-Mindedness - Answers An ability to think outside the box. Gives a fair and honest
hearing to competing perspectives.
Intellectual Courage - Answers Take risks in the presence of fear
Intellectual Tenacity - Answers embracing the struggle and cognitive dissonance
intellectual reverence - Answers Respect the unknown. Honor the pursuit. Value the truth
