The 4 "Isms"
Seattle Sports Teams
Philosophy, Theology, & Worldview
In a Barbie World
Trust, Reality, & GK Chesterton (and a random question)
Philosophy & Pop Culture
100

This "ism" believes only the material world is real. If you can't measure it, it doesn't exist.


What is Materialism?

100

This stadium is home to the Seahawks.

What is Lumen Field?

100

Everyone has one, according to our class: this term means the study of God and what we believe about Him.


What is theology?

100

Margot Robbie starred as Barbie in the 2023 hit movie, and this actor played Ken.

Who is Ryan Gosling?

100

As we've talked about in class, it's impossible to live without this.

What is trust?

100

In this 1999 movie, Neo discovers his reality is a computer simulation controlled by machines.

What is The Matrix?

200

This "ism" believes the material and spiritual realms both exist and are distinct from each other, yet they interact.

What is Theism?

200

This WNBA team has won multiple championships for Seattle.

Who are the Seattle Storm?

200

According to our class, these people have a philosophy, a theology, and a worldview.

Who is everyone?

200

Barbie's famous home, with its slide into the pool, is called this.

What is the Dreamhouse?

200

Each worldview holds a piece of the truth, but only one can be completely this.

What is true?

200

This Gotham City superhero has no superpowers but carries a heavy moral burden: he refuses to kill, even his worst enemies.

Who is Batman?

300

This "ism" would say the chair you're sitting on is less real than the idea of a chair.

What is Idealism?

300

Known by just his first name, this Mariners legend won Rookie of the Year and MVP in his first MLB season in 2001.  

Who is Ichiro?

300

Locke, Machiavelli, and Marx are famous names in this field, the study of how people see the world and reality itself.

What is philosophy?

300

In Barbieland, a perfect, unchanging world where nothing is real in the physical sense, Barbie would feel right at home with this "ism."

What is Idealism?

300

Chesterton called the belief that nothing can be trusted because nothing can be verified this

What is the suicide of thought?

300

This villain collects all six Infinity Stones so he can erase half of all life with a snap of his fingers.

Who is Thanos?

400

Its name comes from the Greek word for "one," and this "ism" says spirit and matter are fused into a single reality.  

What is Monism?

400

This Seattle soccer team shares Lumen Field with the Seahawks and won the MLS Cup in 2016 and 2019.

Who are the Seattle Sounders?

400

This term describes a comprehensive framework of beliefs that shapes how we see reality and how we should live.


What is worldview?

400

Barbie has sold over a billion dolls, but this toy, with hundreds of billions of pieces sold, is widely called the best-selling toy of all time.

What is LEGO?

400

This is how you get out of the suicide of thought:

What is by making a choice?

400

In this Pixar film, Joy, Sadness, Anger, and Fear run the control center inside a girl named Riley's mind.

What is Inside Out?

500

Generally speaking, people who trust Hinduism or Buddhism to be true would fit into this "ism."

What is Idealism?

500

With 417 home runs in a Mariners uniform, this player is the team's all-time leader, and his statue stands outside T-Mobile Park.

Who is Ken Griffey Jr.?

500

This philosopher never wrote a single book, yet he gave his name to a method of teaching by asking questions, the method used in this very class.

Who is Socrates?

500

In 1959, this toy company introduced Barbie, named after the creator's daughter, Barbara.

What is Mattel?

500

This is the number of U.S. states that border the Pacific Ocean.

What is 5?


(Alaska, Hawaii, California, Oregon, Washington)

500

This French philosopher said, "I think, therefore I am."

Who is Descartes?

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