1. "Man is the measure of all things" is said by

(A)Plato

Aristotle

(C)Socrates

Protagoras



2. "Knowledge is virtue" is said by

(A)Democritus

Socrates

Aristotle

Leibnitz



3. Which theory is Spinoza regarding propounded by the relation between Mind and Body

Occasionalism

Parallelism

Pre-established harmony

None of these


4. Who among the following thinkers is treated as a sceptic

(A)Descartes

Locke

Kant

Hume



5. According to Hegel, Becoming incorporates

only Being

only Non-Being

both Being and Non-Being

neither Being nor Non-Being



6. Who has stated 'knowledge by Acquaintance' and 'knowledge by Description'

(A)Ayer

Moore

Russell

Ryle



7. The man who declared himself first "I am a Philosopher" is

Socrates

Pythogoras

Bacon

Heraditus



8. The prominent sophists were

Leucippus and Democritus

Socrates and Plato

Protagoras and Gorgias

Anaxagoras and Tuucydides



9. Socrates did not preach

'Right thinking leads to right action.'

man is voluntarily bad or voluntarily good'

'Doubt implies a doubter'

unexamined life is not worth-living'



10. Who was the philosopher interviewed by young Socrates

Anaximenes

Anaximander

Heraclitus

Parmenides



11. The author of 'Memorabilia' is

Xenophon

Socrates

Plato

Aristotle



12. 'Ontological Argument' of Saint Anselm was adopted by

Descartes

Spinoza

Leibnitz

Locke



13. Who said that "our earthly life is a pilgrimage to God"

St. Paul

St. Augustine

St. Anselm

St. Thomas Aquinas




14. 'Meditations on First Philosophy" was written by

Descartes

Spinoza

Leibnitz

Locke



15. Arrange the following books in order in which they appear in the history of Philosophy.
Organon
II) Phaedo
III) Problems of Philosophy
IV) Principles of Philosophy
Code

IV, III, II

II, III, IV

II, IV, III

III, IV, II, I



16. Find out the odd

Descartes was a dualist.

Spinoza was a monist.

Leibnitz was a pluralist.

Locke was a rationalist.



17. 'The True Knowledge of External World is impossible' is the view held by

Spinoza

Leibnitz

Locke

Berkeley



18. The faculty of understanding in Kant's philosophy is known as

Transcendental Aesthetic

Transcendental logic

Transcendental Dialectic

None of these



19. According to Hegel, reality consists

full of negations contradictions

full of percepts concepts

simple ideas complex ideas

space and time



20. The Naturalistic fallacy is attributed to

(A)Immanuel Kant

J.S. Mill

G.E. Moore

Gilbert Ryle



21. The leading figure of existentialism in France is

J. P. Sartre

S. Kierkegaard

Karl Jaspers

Nietzsche



22. The phrase 'forgetfulness of Being' is attributed to

A. J. Ayer

Edmund Husserl

Martin Heidegger

J.P. Sartre



23. The 'private language argument' was prepared by

A.J. Ayer

Carnap

G.E. Moore

Willingnestem



24. Which of the following is not included in analytical philosophy

Logical atomism

Logical positivism

Linguistic analysis

Phenomenology

25. The vedic word stands for na

only moral order (efficient cause) of

only cosmic order the world.

both moral and cosmic order

None of the above


26. Brahmacarya is the means to meet

Rsirna

Pitrrna

Devarna

Manusyarna

27. Who among the following does believe in God

Buddha

Jaimini

Patañjali

Mahavira


28. Consider the List-I and the List-II

List- I List- II

Prasastapada Tattvakaumudi
Vacaspati Misra Slokavarthika
Jayanta Bha.t.ta Nyayamañjari
Kumarila Padarthadharma Samgraha








29. Assertion Isvara is the nimittakarana(efficient cause) of the world.
Reason Isvara is ominipresent.

Both and are correct,but is not the correctexplanation of

Both and are correctand is the correctexplanation of

is correct, but is not and is not the correct explanation of

is correct, but is not and is not the correct explanation of

30. The view that Vedas are pauru.seya is held by

Jaimini

Sankara

Gautama

Kapila

31. The samavayikarana of the world and select the code correctly according to the Vaisesikas is matched

Parama

Dvyanuka

(C)Trasarenu

(D)None of the above


32. Syadvada is the

Epistemological Buddhists

Epistemological Vedantins theory theory of of

Metaphysical theory of Jainas

Epistemological Jainas theory of


33. Carvaka Ethics is called

Hedonistic

Idealistic aper-II

Marxism

Realism

34. Pratitya samutpada-vada is an

Epistemological theory of Nyaya

Theory of causation in Buddhism

Epistemological theory of Vedanta

Metaphysical theory of the Jainas


35. The founder of M msa Darsana is ima .

Kapila

Patañjali .

Jaimini

Sankara



36. Nirguna Brahma is related to

Vyavaharika Satya

Paramarthika Satya

Pratibhasika Satya

Bhakti and Prapa.



37. Assertion The three basics of Buddhism as a religion are the Buddha, the Dhamma and the Sangha.
Reason The three basic features of Buddhist Philosophy are Anicca, Asatta and Dukkha.

Both and are individually true.

is true, but is false.

Both and are individually false.

is false, but is true.



38. Assertion Vedanta of Sankara accepts Sadhana Catustaya.
Reason Vedanta of Sankara accepts Sadhana Saptaka.

is correct, but is wrong.

Both and are correct.

is wrong, but is correct.

Both and are wrong.

39. Consider the following inference
1)Tom is a rational animal.
2)All men are rational animals.
3)Tom is such a man.
4)Because Tom is a man.
5)Therefore, Tom is a rational animal. The correct sequence of statements according to Nyaya inference is

1 5

4 3

2 1

1 2



40. 'Tirthankara' is a term associated with

Carvaka

Jainism

(C)Buddhism

Yoga



41. Classical Vaisesika system is known as

Science of soul

Science of thinking

Science of meditation

Science of categories



42. "On this ground there is no pot now" is an example of

Prior non-existence

Annihilative non-existence

Reciprocal non-existence

Absolute non-existence



43. The main objective of the Mima msa system is

To establish the authority of the Upanishads

To establish the authority of the Vedas

To establish the authority of the Smrtis

None of the above




44. According to Gandhi, the goal of constructive program is

(A)Providing economic relief to the unemployed.

Distributing some wages to spinners and weavers.

Creating a non-violent order of society.

None of the above



45. 'Buddhism is nothing, if not rationalism' according to

Gandhi

Ambedkar

Bhagavandas

Tilak



46. Which of the following is not acceptable to Ambedkar

Liberty, equality and fraternity

Education, Organisation and agitation

Buddha, Dhamma and Sangha

Caste, Varna and Karma


47. Read the following passage and answer the questions from 47 to 50
"Religion is not the outcome of the weakness of human nature; religion is not here because we fear a tyrant; religion is love, unfolding, expanding, growing. Take the watch
within the little case is machinery and a spring. The spring, when wound up, tries to regain its natural state. You are like the spring in the watch, and it is not necessary that all watches have the same kind of a spring, and it is not necessary that we all have the same religion. And why should we quarrel If we all had the same ideas the world would be dead. External motion we call action; internal motion is human thought. The stone falls to the earth. You say it is caused by the law of gravitation. The horse draws the cart and God draws the horse. That is the law of motion. Whirlpools show the strength of the current; stop the current and stagnation ensues. Motion is life. We must have unity and variety. The rose would smell as sweet by any other name, and it does not matter what your religion is called.

What is religion, as per the author of the passage

weakness of human nature

fear of a tyrant

love

all the above



In religion love is not

unfolded

expanded

concretised

grown



For the author, in religion the following is needed

(A)External motion

Internal motion

Both and

None of the above



Which one of the following is not correct for author

Religion is love.

Religion is fragrant like a rose.

Religion has many ness.

Religion is individualistic.