Knowledge and the Gettier Problem Quiz

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Knowledge and the Gettier Problem: a General level Philosophy quiz. Test your knowledge with 14 questions!
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Question 1
Who is the philosopher famous for the 'Gettier problem'?
A Bertrand Russell
B David Hume
C Edmund Gettier
D John Locke
Question 2
What does the Gettier problem suggest about knowledge?
A Knowledge is impossible
B Belief is irrelevant
C Justified true belief may not be sufficient for knowledge
D Truth is subjective
Question 3
In philosophy, a 'justification' refers to what?
A Evidence or reasoning for a belief
B A social agreement
C A religious faith
D A feeling of confidence
Question 4
What happens in a typical Gettier case?
A The belief is true and justified, but by accident
B The believer is lying
C There is no belief involved
D The belief is false
Question 5
Which of these is NOT part of the JTB account of knowledge?
A Truth
B Justification
C Emotion
D Belief

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