@xxkazamaxx,
as an extension of the other list you posted, all I'll tell you is that they are definitely trick questions; the other ones were anyway, but still-the questions are designed to gauge your basic knowledge of philosophy.
I don't think these are from your teacher.
You don't understand knowledge functions. Like, these aren't from a philosophy class so why must you answer them is my curiousity? Why don't you know knowledge functions? Why are you expected to know knowledge functions such that someone has put you to the test? Why don't you know what an ontological argument is by the other set of questions?
It's testing your general knowledge of "truth"
You're obviously not in a philosophy class, and these are spitefully written. This person is wondering whether you can state a fact, at all, whether you know what common phrases mean in philosophy. The questions are trick questions designed to gauge your basic comprehension of knowledge. Someone is mad at you. I literally cannot tell you.
This person wonders whether you know your name, so to speak, where concerns Philosophy as a subject matter or the general principles of philosophy.
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