Module 4: Quiz
Points 35 Questions 35
Time Limit 70 Minutes
Instructions
First read the "Foreword" and the "Friday Evening" selections from David Bohm's Thought as a System. Read
these selections very carefully as there is no “preparatory quiz” that you can take prior to the actual quiz itself. I
recommend taking decent notes as you read through the chapters -- again, please see "A Word on Active
Reading" from Module One in order to get some suggestions in this regard. This quiz has fifteen multiple choice
questions and twenty true/false questions; and you have 70 minutes to complete the quiz. There are no “trick”
questions per se but you do have to have assimilated the material in order to do well. Thus, spend quality time
reading! As you can see, doing well on the quizzes is crucial to your success in terms of the determination of
your final grade for this course. And do note that once the due date and time for the quiz expires, the quiz itself
will no longer be available -- and there is a no late work policy in this course.
Attempt History
Attempt Time Score
LATEST Attempt 1 43 minutes 35 out of 35
Correct answers are hidden.
Score for this quiz: 35 out of 35
1/23
,Question 1 pts
“The capacity to observe and report neutrally on some object or event, without having any effect on
what we are looking at, or without being affected by it.” This is the definition of:
subjectivity
objectivity
consciousness
empiricism
Good work
Question 2 pts
Computer systems, musical instruments, cars, buildings – these are all illustrations of thought in its
fixed, ___________________________ form.
2/23
, intangible
aesthetic
concrete
simulated
Good work
Question 3 pts
Is it possible to be aware of the activity of thought without acquiring the intention to “fix” thought? This
is a fundamental question for which scientist below?
Albert Einstein
Niels Bohr
David Bohm
Werner Heisenberg
3/23
Points 35 Questions 35
Time Limit 70 Minutes
Instructions
First read the "Foreword" and the "Friday Evening" selections from David Bohm's Thought as a System. Read
these selections very carefully as there is no “preparatory quiz” that you can take prior to the actual quiz itself. I
recommend taking decent notes as you read through the chapters -- again, please see "A Word on Active
Reading" from Module One in order to get some suggestions in this regard. This quiz has fifteen multiple choice
questions and twenty true/false questions; and you have 70 minutes to complete the quiz. There are no “trick”
questions per se but you do have to have assimilated the material in order to do well. Thus, spend quality time
reading! As you can see, doing well on the quizzes is crucial to your success in terms of the determination of
your final grade for this course. And do note that once the due date and time for the quiz expires, the quiz itself
will no longer be available -- and there is a no late work policy in this course.
Attempt History
Attempt Time Score
LATEST Attempt 1 43 minutes 35 out of 35
Correct answers are hidden.
Score for this quiz: 35 out of 35
1/23
,Question 1 pts
“The capacity to observe and report neutrally on some object or event, without having any effect on
what we are looking at, or without being affected by it.” This is the definition of:
subjectivity
objectivity
consciousness
empiricism
Good work
Question 2 pts
Computer systems, musical instruments, cars, buildings – these are all illustrations of thought in its
fixed, ___________________________ form.
2/23
, intangible
aesthetic
concrete
simulated
Good work
Question 3 pts
Is it possible to be aware of the activity of thought without acquiring the intention to “fix” thought? This
is a fundamental question for which scientist below?
Albert Einstein
Niels Bohr
David Bohm
Werner Heisenberg
3/23
