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Paper-II 2 J-03-11
1. Greek Philosophy begins with
An inquiry into the essence of
the objective world.
By studying body and mind
problem.
Accepting received opinions.
Accepting customary set forth
doctrines.
2. For Russell, the father of the line of
philosophers was
Thales
Socrates
Plato
Anaximander
3. The prominent sophists were
I. Protagoras
II. Gorgias
III. Socrates
IV. Plato
Code
I and III
I and II
III and IV
II and IV
4. 'Socratic Irony' means
Lecturing on the street corners.
Ready to face death for the
sake of truth.
Evolving truth through
dialogue.
Acting as that one knew less.
5. For Plato, Dialectics
is based on reason
gives us mere appearances
rests on personal feelings
is the art of thinking in
concepts.
6. According to Empiricists, all
knowledge springs from
Experience
Understanding
God
Reason
7. According to Leibnitz, soul is
not a monad
an independent monad
supreme monad
in the 'pineal gland'
PHILOSOPHY
Paper II
Note This paper contains fifty objective type questions, each question carrying two
marks. Attempt all the questions.
J-03-11 3 Paper-II
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Paper-II 4 J-03-11
8. Saint Augustine's influential work,
The City of God was considered as
the first book on
Comparative Philosophy
Philosophy of Religion
Philosophy of History
Philosophy of Christianity
9. Summa Theologica was written by
Saint Augustine
Saint Anselm
St. Thomas Aquinas
None of the above
10. An Essay Concerning Human
Understanding was written by
Descartes
Spinoza
Leibnitz
Locke
11. Spinoza's monistic pluralism
reduces individuals to the following
Idea
Attribute
Substance
Mode
12. Which of the following statements
are not true for Heraclitus
I. Fire is the basic world stuff.
II. To men all things are fair and
good.
III. To God all things are fair and
good.
IV. You cannot step into the same
river twice.
Code
I and II
III and IV
II only
II and III
13. Who said, "The world at every stage
is both a product and a prophecy"
Socrates
Plato
Locke
Hegel
14. Find out the odd
Descartes was a monist.
Hume was a sceptic.
Leibnitz was a pluralist.
Locke was an empiricist.
J-03-11 5 Paper-II
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15. Locke says intuitive knowledge is
that which
is self-evident and certain
is gained through comparison
we have in experience
can be proved
16. Consider the List I and the List II
and select the code correctly
matched
List I List II
Thales Academy
Plato Change
Pythagoras Numbers
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17. Which of the following is the dictum
of Kant
"Man is born free and
everywhere he is in chains."
"Percepts without concepts are
blind and concepts without
percepts are empty."
"Whatever is real is rational
and whatever rational is real."
"An unexamined life is not
worth-living."
18. According to whom the first causes
of things is philosophy
Aristotle
Heraclitus
Locke
Russell
19. According to whom know only
what we experience in sensation and
reflection'
Locke
Berkeley
Hume
Descartes
20. According to Berkeley esse est
percipi means
think Therefore I am.'
be is to be perceived.'
'Doubt implies doubter.'
'Analysis of perceived things.'
21. Nietzsche has not written the
following book
Beyond Good and Evil
Thus Spake Zarathustra
Will to Power
The World as Will and Idea
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Paper-II 8 J-03-11
22. The statement, 'Logic is a mirror
image of the world', is made by
Wittgenstein
Russell
Quine
Ryle
23. Logical Atomism is the doctrine
propounded by
Wittgenstein
Russell
Quine
Ryle
24. The distinction between 'Knowledge
of acquaintance' and 'Knowledge by
description', is made by
Austin
Ryle
Russell
Davidson
25. "The activity of nothing is nothing',
is said by
Sartre
Heidegger
Russell
Husserl
26. Which Upanis.
ad
calls God as
Tajjalan
Chandogya
Katha
Mandukya
Mundaka
27. For Carvaka
Happiness is liberation
Death is liberation
Karma is liberation
Knowledge is liberation
28. The following Noble Truth of the
Buddha includes the doctrine of
Dependent Origination
There is suffering
There is cessation of suffering
There is cause of suffering
Path of liberation
29. The correct order of anumana in
Indian Logic is
Minor premise, Conclusion
and Major premise
Major premise, Minor premise
and Conclusion
Conclusion, Major premise
and Minor premise
None of the above
J-03-11 9 Paper-II
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Paper-II 10 J-03-11
30. According to Vaise. sika, "The
donkey is not a horse." is an example
of
Pragabhava
Dhva
.m
sabhava
Atyantabhava
Anyonyabhava
31. In the following Samadhi, citta is
identified with some subtle object
Savitarka
Savicara
Sananda
Sasmita
32. Sribha. sya is the authoritative text of
Visi. stadvaita
Advaita
Dvaita
Dvaitadvaita
33. Kumbhaka is a step in
Yama
Niyama
Asana
Pra. nayama
34. Given below are two statements, one
labelled as Assertion and the
other labelled as Reason
Assertion In Sa ikhya, Puru.sa
is pure consciousness.
Reason Puru. sa is both body
and mind.
In the context of the above two
statements, which one of the
following is correct
Both and are true and
is the correct explanation
of
Both and are true, but
is not the correct
explanation of
is true, but is false.
is false, but is true.
35. "Liberation is attained when
ignorance is overcome." Whose
view is this
Carvaka, Bauddha and Jaina
Carvaka, Bauddha and
Vaise. sika
Carvaka, Vaise. sika and
Mima .
msa
Bauddha, Mima .
msa and
Advaita Vedanta
J-03-11 11 Paper-II
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Paper-II 12 J-03-11
36. Match the items under List I with
items under List II and select the
correct answer
List I List II
I. Para 1. A part of God
conjoined to
the body
II. Vyuha 2. God enters into
the soul of the
J

vas
III. Mukhya
Vibhava
3. In it, there is
undisturbed
happiness
IV. Antaryami 4. Efficient cause
of the drama of
the universe
Code
I II III IV
3 4 1 2
4 3 1 2
1 2 4 3
2 1 3 4
37. Consider the following statements,
which are with regard to Jainism
1. Relatively, a thing is real.
2. Relatively, a thing is unreal.
3. Relatively, a thing is
describable.
Which of the above are correct
1 and 3
2 and 3
1 and 2
2 and 3
38. Find out the odd.
Carvaka is a materialist.
Sa
.m
khya is pluralist.
Vaise. sika is atomist.
Madhva is a dualist.
39. Which of the following is correct
Brahman is satya, therefore
jagat is mithya.
Jagat is mithya, therefore
Brahman is satya.
Brahman is satya and jagat is
mithya.
All of the above.
40. Who reduced Upamana to inference
Sa
.m
khya
Vaise. sika
Sa .
mkhya and Vaise. sika
Advaita Vedanta
41. The author of Gitanjali is
Gandhi
Tagore
K.C. Bhattacarya
Ambedkar
J-03-11 13 Paper-II
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