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1. Indian Philosophy is criticized as : (1) Optimistic (2) Pessimistic (3) Idealistic (4) Realistic

'lmfI<! G&.f qlj 3/ 1 '" I ~ '11 ............ ...... <f; WI ij qlj ;;mf\ ~ 1

(2) f.'H"II<iI<;~ (4) <i«j<iI41

2. Actually Indian Philosphy is :

(1) Optimistic (2) Pessimistic (3) Idealistic (4) Realistic qmrq ij 'lmfI<! G&.f ~ :

(4) <i «j<i 1 ""I

3. Particular knowledge is pramaI:ta accepted by : (1) Jain (2) Buddhists (3) Meemamsakas (4) All the three

~I"-~ q;j wnur 'h~"''' ~ l'; : (1) ~ (2) ~ (3) iii";"", (4) ~ <IRf

4. Shreya and Freya is distinguished in :

11) Upanishads (2) Sankhya Karika

(3) Nyaya Kusumanjali (4) Vinshatika Karika

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Wl 3lR ir:I if .JG filITn 'I'lT t • (1) ~4f.'w,1 ij

(3) '<Wl '!l'l"i"'~ ij (2) ~ ""R"" ij

(4) fif~If;;"" ""R"" ij

5. How many Pramanas do Carvaks accept?

(1) One (2) Two (3) Three (4) Four

mqjq; 1lneR WlJUT 'IRi\ t ?

(1) "'" (2) <D (3) $I (4) "IR

6. Vaibhasika is:

(1) Idealistic (2) Realistic (3) Pragmatic (4) None of these

~m!t.

(1) ];:k4~qIG'l (2) q '«1CllC:.~

7. 'Jnanam Swaparbhasi' belongs to:

(1) Buddhism (2) Jainism (3) Sankhya (4) Yoga ·.,-R~·~t.

(1) -.ft;;; m! x{ (3) ~ x{ (4) <irT x{

8. Tattwarthadhigam' is related to:

(1) Nyaya (2) Sankhya (3) Bouddha (4) Jain

'"fR"I1~ ~ t • (1) '<Wl x{ (2) ~ x{ (3) -.ft;;; x{ (4) iiA x{

9. 'A vyakatani' is related to :

(1) Jainism (2) Buddhism (3) Advaitism (4) Meemarnsa

'", "II '" <11 f.1' ~ t : (1) iiA m! x{ (2) -.ft;;; m! x{ (3) 3$r m! x{ (4) ~x{

10. 'Bhava-Chakra' is related to :

(1) Jainism (2) Buddhism (3). Advaitism (4} Yoga

''WI-__ ~t:

(1) iiA m! x{ (2) -.ft;;; m! x{ (3) 3$r m! x{ (4) <irT x{

11. Does Vaisheshika accept even Universal as a padartha ?

(1) Yes (2) No (3) Not clear (4) None of these

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<f'I1 a .WI '" <Wlf"'l 'fir * "'" 'IGT'I 'lR<I1 ~ 7

(1) 6i (2) ~ (3) "f're ~

12. Sankhya accepts : (1) Satkaryavada (2) Asatkaryavada (3) Both (1) and (2) (4) None of these ~ 'kI1CfjI~ ClmIT ~ :

(1) """,4",< (2) ",,,,,,,,4,,,, (3) (1) <!'!f (2) GFiI" (4) -..ri\ 'it # ~

13. Propounder of AnirvacanIya Khyativada is:

(1) Jaimini (2) Ramanuja (3) Sankara (4) Padini

",f.'I4iH"I'I «'Ill\1qlG * ><{<;1<11 t : (1) ~ (2) ""':J"1 (3) ~ (4) ~

14. Which one of the following is not a component of Yama of Yoga?

(1) Ahimsa (2) Satya

(3) Ishwar - Pranidhan (4) Brahmacharya

f.'I"frctfu", ,'j 'it <#R <iM * WI 'fi[ 3PT ffl t; 7

(1) ~ (2) 'm'l

(3) ~-mfUJm;r (4) ~

15. Which one of the following belongs to Nastik School?

(1) Sankhya (2) Nyaya (3) Vedanta (4) Buddhism

f.'I ,.., ~ R; <I ,'j 'it <#R '11 f«t '" "',l<; 1 'I 'it ~ ~ 7

(1) ~ (2) 'W! (3) ~ (4) <i'I<r 'lO

16. Pali language is used to write:

(1) Jain texts (2) Vedanta texts (3) Buddhist texts (4) None of these

qlfR 'lJ1IT 'fi[ wiI<T ............... ~ * fu"« SW I (1) ;OR 'T"'l (2) ~ 'T"'l (3) <i'I<r 'T"'l (4) -..ri\ 'it # ~

Yoga is useful for:

(1) Yogis (2) Bhogis

<iM <'!1'IJ1G ~ :

(1) '1lfl'r'I'i * fu"« (3) xTfi'nif * fu"«

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(3) Rogis (4) All of these

(2) ~ * fu"« (4) -..ri\ 'it <flfr * fu"«

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, 8. 'Nirvana' is related to :

(1) jainism (2) Buddhism (3) Nyaya (4) Yoga

fu\ur ~~.

(1) ~ "'" <'r (2) .t& "'" <'r (3) "lT1l <'r 141 <il'I <'r

19. 'Triratna' belongs to :

(1) Meemamsa (2) Buddhism (3) jainism ,., Sankhya

'flIwl'~~.

(1) ~ <'r (2) .t& "'" <'r

20. Bhagavad Gita gives emphasis on :

(1) Bhakti (2) Karma (3) jnana (4) :-\ one of these

"flT'fi\ lfRrr uiR tct\ ~ • (1) "fflffi 1R (2) \ 1R (3) -.rR 1R

21. Meemamsa philosophy was propounded by :

(1) Kapil (2) Kanada (3) jamini (4) Patanjali

~ G&.! q>; ~ oj :

(1) ~ (2) 'f>UTTG (3) "G\fi1f.1

22. 'Nyaya Kusumanjali' is written by:

(1) Pagini (2) Kapil (3) Udayan (4) Carvaka

'''lT1l '!l'tl'1I"'1f<:!' <iiT fum 'I'IT ~ •

(1) tjjfqf.! &NT (2) ~ &NT (3) BG'R &NT (4) ~ &NT

23. Sa:ri.khya is:

(1) Advaitist (2) Dvaitist (3) Non-dualist (4) Pluralist ~~:

(1) 31~tI'Il<!l (2) ~tI"'''~ (3) 31 f:i 1l.C/ I en (4.) 61§.4lG"i

24. As per Sankhya which one is the first cause of this World?

(1) Purusa (2) Prakriti (3) God (4) None of these

~ q>; ~ ~ "fflIR <PI 1I'lll <PRUf qIR ~ ?

(1) :l"'! (2) ~ (3) ~ (4) ~ <'r ~ "ltf

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25. Meemansa - Sutra is written by ;

(1) Jaimini (2) Gautam

~-'l:'! "' B= t • (1) ~ (2) ~

26. Maharshi Gautam has written:

(1) Yoga Sutra

(3) Brahman Sutra

~~"r~t.

(1 ) 'l'rr 'l:'! (3) IT\ll 'l:'!

(3) Jayanta (4) Gangesa

(3) "OflRf (4) 1iim

(2) Nyaya Sutra

(4) Vaisheshika Sutra

(2) "WI 'l:'! (4) a >1 fi1 q; 'l:'!

27. As per Sankhya how many tatwas are there in all ?

~ "' ~ <1<1 f11" ,q;, flmrii <ft'! t 7

(1) 25 (2) 24

28. 'Samavaya' relations means :

(1) Permanent relations

(3) Both (1) and (2)

'''""''1' ~ '¢T 3l'! t . (1) ~"fl'l<RI

(3) (1) "'IT (2) <iRT

(3) 23 (4) 26

(2) Eternal relations

(4) Neither (1) and (2)

(2) f.rf>:!"fl'l<RI

(4) 'f (1) 'f t\ (2)

29. Nyaya and Vaisheshika have ................. view regarding God.

(1) Similar (2) Different (3) Contrary (4) Contradictory

~ "' "fl'l<RIl'i "WI 3iR a,)fi1q; "' lj(j ",,""'"'' t I

(1 ) 'R"!T'! (2) 3f<'IlT -'If<'IlT (3) ~ q 11 d (4) ~

30. Vaisheshika and Nyaya have ................. views regarding Moksa.

(1) Contrary (2) Similar (3) Contradictory (4) Different

a ,1 fi1 q; '!'i "WI '*' "' f<r'fl1 l'i "" fll<m' ~ t I

(1) flttrfu! (2) 'R"!T'! (3) ~ (4) fi'A

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31. As per Nyaya God created the world out of : (1) Atoms, Space, Time, Aakash, Mana & Atman

(2) Space, Time, Aakash & Mana

(3) Space, Time & Mana

(4) Space & Time

<<IT'l <i; 3l:J'lR ~ ~ ~ <tr 'I"RT .............. <'1 f!om ~ I (1) 1WIf'J. ~. 'PR'I. ~ 'R 3it< 31T<"IT

(2) ~. 'PR'I. 3lT'Pm 3lR 'R

(3) ~. <!iR'! 3lR 'R

(4) ~ 3lR <!iR'!

32. Theory of relative-knowledge belongs to: (1) Nyaya (2) Vaisheshika (3) Buddhism

mtta!->IR <PI ~<il'" ~ ~ :

(1) <<IT'l <'1 (2) a >il1i1 '" <'1 (3) ofr.;r lffi <'1

33. How many major sects of Buddhists were created? (1) One (2) Two (3) Three

ofr.;r "ti I q i1 iT« '11 <i; flPcrit '!"'l ,,~,;I '1 ..-it ?

(1) If'" (2) <it (3) <fA

(4) Jainism

(4) ;JR lffi <'1

(4) Four

(4) '<1R

34. In how many sects Buddhism was divided on religious ground?

(1) One (2) Two (3) Four (4) Six

'Ilfl\<n qmuif <'1 ofr.;r lffi flPcrit ,,~q I <Ii if ..-it '-IT ?

(1) If'" (2) <it (3) '<1R (4) u:

35. As per Buddhism number of means to remove pain are:

(1) Two (2) Four (3) Six (4) Eight

ofr.;r "til:!"" '5:~ f.'Rm <i; i3tn<if <tr 'ffi;m ~ :

(1) <it (2) '<1R (3) u: (4) 3llO

36. Concept of Triratna' belongs to :

(1) Buddhism (2) Jainism (3) Nyaya (4) Saitkhya

'flR<>I' <tr 3!'I'<1RUIT ~ ~ :

(2) -oR lffi <'1 (3) <<IT'l <'1 (4) ~ <'1

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37. Jainism is :

(1) Idealistic (2) Rationalistic (3) Realistic (4) None of these

~ 'IT! ~

(1) 311",jq,<il (2) 1RiqlG1 (3) q '«j)Cl I <:;."1 (4) ~ ~ ~ 'Iti

38. How many Pramanas do Jain philosophy accept?

(1) Two (2) Three (3) Five (4) Six

~ GWr ~ wnuif q;'r ~<Ii" 'Iffi!T ~ 7

(1) <it (2) 'ffR (3) 0

qj'i'j (4) g,

39. As per Carvaka the world is created out of ............... elements.

(1) Three (2) Four (3) Five (4) Six

"IT'II<ii <f; ~ Wlil '$'t ~ ................... 'ffi"ij ~ slfr ~ I (1) 'ffR (2) 'IT< (3) qrq (4) g,

40. As per Carvaka who activates elements for world-creation?

(1) God (2) Nature

(3) Earth (4) Self combination of elements

"IT'II<ii <f; ~ Vi' I til i<1 R9 q:; ~ 'ffi"ij q;'r """ Ill> " I in (>1 'Iffi!T ~ 7

(1) ~ (2) ~

(3) 'P'fi (4) 'ffi"ij 'if>! 'f'fti" fil'l"T

41. Vaisheshika divides world objects into , ..................... Padru-thas.

(1) Six (2) Seven (3) Nine (4) Eleven

a" fi1 <Ii fI ifll R<Ii • q;'r ............... ~ ii flMqq <lRit ~ I (1) g, (2) 'fIR! (3) ;it (4) "'lRl'

42. What is 'Samanya' as per Vaisheshika ?

(1) Padartha (2) Dravya (3) Gu»a

a"fi1<1i <f; ~ 'fll'1I"" '1f1lT ~ 7

(1) tfGl'! (2) = 43. For Aristotle the substance is :

(1) Matter (3) Combination of matter and form

(7 )

(3) 'J'f

(2) Form (4) None of these

(4) Karma

(4) q;>\

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3lffi), q'; 3l"j"'RR Sl"l ~ :

(1) ,*", '" (3) V1:S" '" 1I'i 3lT'PR <PI 'f'l

(2) 3lT'PR

(4) ~n~ 'ltl

44. Ultimately Aristotle accepts ............. causes.

(1) One (2) Two (3) Three

3R1(!: 3lffi), ................. 'l'RUT «1)",,, <!R<l 'g I

(1) <:<!' (2) <it (3) <IA

45. Who accepts dependent-substance?

(1) Descartes (2) Spinoza

tffiF.iI-Sl"l QiA "'"1"''' 'lffi1T ~ ?

(1) t<fmf (2) ifq'1\", I

46. Who aims to attain eternal ideas?

(3) Locke

(3) oifq;

(1) Plato (2) Aristotle (3) Locke

i4>fl"" ~,,~'" f.'r"fll fil.,H1 'lit = "1lR"'11 ~ ?

(1) ~ (2) 3lffi), (3) oifq;

47. Who accepts Soul as eternal and divine? (1) Locke (2) Hume (3) Plato QiA 3!R'!T 'lit lIW'I"ff 3lR ~ 'IT'ft1T ~ ?

(1) oifq; (2) ~ (3) ~

48. Who accepts ideas as eternal types? (1) Aristotle (2) Plato (3) Hume QiA f<Iw'1'! 'lit lIW'I"ff "fl'tiI 'IT'ft1T ~ ?

(1) 3lffi), (2) ~ (3) ~

49. Who accepts ideas as true objects of knowledge?

(1) Plato (2) Aristotle (3) Descartes

QiA ~ 'lit orR <PI q I «1 fil '" fu'!'! 'IT'ft1T ~ ?

(1) ~ (2) 3lffi), (3) t<fmf

50. Who believes in phenomena and noumena ?

(1) Plato (2) Kant

(3) Both (1) and (2) (4) None of these

(8 )

(4) Four

(4) "i'IR

(4) Hume

(4) ~

(4) Hume

(4) ~

(4) Aristotle

(4) 3lffi),

(4) Berkley

(4) "<T<IlR

(4) Spinoza

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(1) '<!rir

(3) (1) <1m (2) <iRt

51. Who summarises four causes into two ?

(2) = (4) ..-.rIi <'! ~ "'Itl

(1) Plato (2) Aristotle (3) Acquinas "IN <ffiUl'r 'liT <!IR <it it ~ <IR<I1 t ?

(1) '<!rir (2) 3m<), (3) ~filqe'1f1

52. Who is the father of deductive logic?

(1) Locke (2) Leibnitz (3) Plato f.'I""rr>A <I'll T i:iR<n <!IR t 7

(1) -Riq; (2) ",~.;j1", (3) '<!rir

53. St. Augustine considers Soul as :

(1) Eternal

(3) Knowledge form

"fI"(j 311' I «I ~ '1 3ffi'lT 'liT '1T'1<'r t , (1) ~

(3) W'1 'ffi'i'r

54. Who accepts God as actualized form?

(1) Hegel

(2) Self proved

(4) All of these

(2) '<'Ri"' fu;;;

(4) ..-.rIi <'! ~

(2) Locke

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(4) Zeno

(4) ;;R)

(4) Aristotle

(4) 3m<),

(3) St. Anselmn (4) St. Thomas Aquinas

<!IR ~ 'liT fu;;; 'ffi'i'r it ~l iji " <IR<I1 t ?

(1) Mor (2) -Riq;

(3) "fI"(j ~

55. Who holds that will is the second form of knowledge?

(1) St. Thomas Aqumas (2) St. Anselmn

(3) Zeno (4) None of these

<!IR 'lR<i1 t fll,,·jq,oq W'1 T tr <;.mT ;:;;q t 7

(1) "fI"(j ojjlrfI ~ FiliHI fI (2) "fI"(j ~

(3) ;;R) (4) ..-.rIi <'! ~ "'Itl

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56. Whose thinking was mathematical?

(1) Plato (2) Descartes (3) Locke (4) All olthese

Rhf1 co I ~ llfUlffill Il.TI 7

(1) BeT (2) tom! (3) <'I'fq; (4) ~"fr wfi

57. Descartes ultimately accepts ............... method.

(1) Deductive (2) Inductive (3) Both of these (4) None of these

tom! 3Rffi: ... ~ 'liT k11 iii! < qmj t 1

(1) f.'i'I'HI«1il5 (2) 311'1'111«1il5 (3) ~"fr o'Rf (4) ~"fr ~ "1tI

58. Which methodology does Descartes accept in general?

(1) Inductive (2) Deduccive (3) Both of these (4) None olthese

tom! <1I'11"'WlI fll>'Il ~ 'liT k11 il5" qmj t ?

(2) f.'Wl11«1il5 (3) ~"fr o'Rf

59. Who is dualist philosopher?

(1) Descartes (2) Spinoza (3) Leibnitz

<ilR ~d"'''~ ~1~\f.1il5 t ?

(1) tom! (2) ffq ;:1'1 \J) I (3) (>11~i>lPlM

60. Who believes in 'Tattvatraya'?

(1) Locke (2) Leibnitz (3) Descartes

<ilR WI'" W >'i fi1~" !{, <IR<I1 t ?

(1) <'I'fq; (2) "m,. f.1 <Uj (3) tom!

61. Who holds, "Cosito Ergo Sum' ?

(1) Descartes (2) Spinoza (3) Leibnitz

<ilR "!ffi!T t "1\ flRIR <IR<I1 t 3ffi >R\ "ffilT 3lf.'r<rr<! t ?

(1) tom! (2) R«",,,,, (3) OII$'f.1<Uj

62. Who accepts dependent substance?

(1) Locke (2) Descartes (3) Hume

<ilR 3ll'[\'I l<"I k11 il5" <IR<I1 t ?

(1) <'I'fq; (2) tom! (3) "l."f

( 1 0 )

(4) Hume

(4) "l."f

(4) Spinoza

(4) ffq~llJ.1l

(4) None of these

(4) Spinoza

(4) R«"'VlI

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63. Who makes difference between thinking substance and extended substance?

(1) Locke (2) Berkley (3) Descartes (4) Hume

irfR = 1[11 ~ = "i <tR 3RR "1PTc!T t ?

(1) M (2) ~ (3) ~ (4) OJ:'!

64. Who accepts Pineal Gland for mind-body relation?

(1) Descartes (2) Spinoza (3) Leibnitz (4) Hume

'R-mR W'Rl <i; ~fl1f.'1" &I ~ <tR "!Rill t ?

(1) ~ (2) ~*i11 (3) &l1 •• f.'IM (4) OJ:'!

65. Who among the following is rationalist?

(1) Leibnitz (2) Spinoza (3) Descartes (4) All olthese

f.'I",fulUti "i -cit <tR ~1%"'Gol t ?

(2) ~'l1"" (3) ~

66. Who accepts the Soul in the form of Ad vaita ?

(1) Descartes (2) Spinoza (3) Leibnitz (4) Locke

3lR'lT q;) <tR 3$l ~ "!Rill t ?

(1) ~ (2) ~"l"" (3) <11 •• f.'IM (4) M

67. Who proves non-dubitable entity through doubt?

(1) Descartes (2) Spinoza (3) Leibnitz (4) Locke

~ <i; 'lJUl1"! -cit <tR ~XtIT t ?

(1) ~ (2) ~11"" (3) &l1 •• f.'IM (4) M

68. Who replaced conscious and unconscious from substance to attributes?

(1) Hume (2) Leibnitz (3) Spinoza (4) Descartes

f<n<R irfR 3lR 3l'tR q;) = <i; 'l'iIl'I 'J"T 1lRT 7

(1) OJ:'! (2) <11 •• f.'IM (3) ~1)"" (4) ~

69. Who accepts identical relation between God and World?

(1) Descartes (2) Spinoza (3) Locke (4) Leibnitz

~ 3ffi wrn <i; 'lUI <tR tlli; li<1I ~ "!Rill t 7

(1) ~ (2) ~11"" (3) <1'f<n (4) &l1 •• f.'I""

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70. Who accepts three forms of God?

(1) Spinoza (2) Descartes

<#R ~ q;') <fR "tiP! '!RID ~ ?

(1) I~FiI"Il (2) ~

(3) Leibnitz (4) Locke

(4) oiiv

71. Which one of the following is not a feature of the Nyaya philosophy?

(1) materialism (2) spiritualism (3) atomism (4) pluralism

f.1,..,~lt<tI "Ii "fr <#R-m "WI ~ 'liT OlaJUT 'fifi ~ ?

(1) '4'11\1'''''1<' (2) 3W11i'1ql<, (3) Q''1I':jql" (4) "'~"'tllql<'

72. Who accepts four 'Chittabhumis' of Soul?

(1) Berkley (2) Spinoza (3) Leibnitz (4) Descartes

;Jffi'IT q\\ "IT{ '~' <#R fq~,"" "ilffiIl ~ ?

(1) ~ (2) Rtl '11"1 I (3) "'",T<I •• .tf.1'r<"""" (4) ~

73. Who developed the concept of Petite Perceptions?

(1) Locke (2) Hume (3) Spinoza (4) Leibnitz

fllRR ''""''l it<Rr q\\ 3l<l'lR"TT F<1'"~tI q\\ ?

(1) oiiv (2) tq;! (3) Rtl'1'ICjl

74. Who named substance as monad ?

(1) Descartes (2) Spinoza (3) Leibnitz (4) Plato

fllRR 0"1 q;') ~ '1T'! ~ ?

(1) ~ (2) Rtl'11'" I (3) '" I •• f.1 "" (4) tRc'r

75. Number of windows in every monad are:

(1) Two (2) Three (3) Four (4) NIL

~ ~"Ii fusiI q\\ ~ ~:

(1) G'r (2) <fR (3) "IT{ (4) f.ff<t>

76. 'Pre-established harmony' is related to :

(1) Leibnitz (2) Spinoza (3) Descartes (4) Berkley

'1:'1 ,"llflRl <11'15Ci1fq' ~ ~ :

(1) "" •• f.1"" "fr (2) Rtl'11 "I I "fr (3) ~"fr (4) ~"fr

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77. Who wrote 'Essay Concerning Human Understanding' ?

(1) Spinoza (2) Leibnitz (3) Locke

.~ ""'fiR', tl!.'R ;;,-;g,RR;', ~ fuw ?

(1) R<1 '1', Vi , (2) i'1'.' f.hii (3) i'1T"if;

78. Who holds that 'Matter is I know not what' ?

(1) Locke (2) Berkley (3) Hume

'IiFr 'IT'ffiT % fil> 'O"l % ~ l't "ItT "1T'ffiT 'f'!T %' ?

(1) i'1T"if; (2) ~ (3) "l,'l

(4) Hume

(4) "l,'l

(4) Leibnitz

79. Who makes difference between primary and secondary qualities?

(1) Berkley (2) Locke (3) Hume (4) Leibnilz

'li'f 3i'R ~ 01 '1 '" :rIT >'i 'IiFr ~ 'Iffi1l % 7

(1) ~ (2) i'1T"if; (3) "l,'l (4) i'1, •• f.I"" SO. Who has written 'Principles of Human Knowledge' ?

(1) Locke (2) Berkley (3) Hume (4) Aristotle

'~l'lql'1 >1R <i; Itt .. ,,,,' ~ fuw % 7

'(1) i'1T"if; (2) ~ (3) "l,'l (4) 3!ffi!.

81. Who refutes distinction of qualities?

(1) Berkley (2) Locke (3) Aristotle (4) Hume

:rIT <i; ~ 'liT i!£!U<R 'IiFr 'Iffi1l % 7

(1 ) ~ (2) i'1T"if; (3) 3!ffi!. (4) "l,'l

82. Who accepts that idea of God is eternal archetypes?

(1) Locke (2) Hume (3) Berkley (4) Aristotle

'IiFr ",1 '" " 'Iffi1l % fil> trn" 'liT flr.rR ~ 3i'R >i'tfu1f5 flt> (2) "l,'l (3) ~ (4) 3!ffi!.

83. Who wrote "Treatise on Human Nature" ?

(1) Locke (2) Berkley

(1) i'1'f'¢ (2) ~

(3) Hume

(3) "l,'l

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(4) ~

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84. Who accepts that our knowledge is based on impression and ideas?

(1) Berkley (2) Hume (3) Locke (4) Aristotle

"$R 'lR<Il * fIX) '<'i flr.lRf 'R f.'rR t 7 (1) ~ (2) OJ,'! (3) "i'I'fq; (4) 3!W1

85. Who accepts only succession of sensations?

(1) Loeke (2) Berkley (3) Hume (4) Kant

(1) "i'I'fq; (2) ~ (3) OJ,'! (4) 'l>ic

86. Who has written 'Critique of Pure Reason' ?

(1) Kant (2) Berkley (3) Hume (4)' Locke

'~ W'! q\\ <RIeIT f<l;ffi ~ * 7

(1) 'l>ic (2) ~ (3) OJ,'! (4) "i'I'fq;

87. Who make difference between noumena and phenomena?

(1) Hume (2) Berkley (3) Kant (4) Locke

~ '<'i ~ -Ii "$R -Ii<: <!RID * 7

(1) OJ,'! (2) ~ (3) 'l>ic (4) "i'I'fq;

88. 'Synthethic A priori Judgement' belongs to :

(1) Kant (2) Locke (3) Berkley (4) Hume

·fi,OI.'II"'''' ~ f.ruh!. ~ * . (1) 'l>ic"fr (2) "i'I'fq;"fr (3) ~ "fr (4) OJ,'!"fr

89. Who accepts Space and Time as empirically real and transcendentally ideal?

(1) Locke (2) Kant (3) Hume (4) Berkley

~ '<'i <!>TO! '!it "$R "l q 51 «,: "fR1 3i'R 'Wll'ffi: 3\ I '" I\M" 'lR<Il * ? (1) "i'I'fq; (2) 'l>ic (3) OJ,'! (4) ~

90. Who propounded theory of Dialectics?

(1) Kant (2) Locke (3) Hegel (4) Hume

&'j; '"'IT'! <t>T ~ ,," '" f<l;ffi "~41 f1\ " fln<n 7

(1) 'l>ic (2) "i'I'fq; (3) ~ (4) OJ,'!

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91. Who gave the principle of Ascent and Descent?

(1) Mahatma Gandhi (2) Sri Aurobindo

(3) Swami Vivekanand (4) Swami Dayanand Saraswati

3l1trgur 1(1i 3",,1 go, q;r Ifl <; ,'" f<lRR ~ 7

(1) 'ft'J<'lT -.mit (2) .rr 3!WR;

(3) ~ 1M""",,, (4) ~ <'111'" '1Wf<lctI

92. Moral judgement is a judgement of :

(1) Value

(3) Both (1) and (2)

o'\ffr<t> f.rui'! "'" f.rui'! ~ : (1) 'J.O'I ~ (3) (1) o'lf (2) G'r1T

93. Moral judgements are given on :

(1) Means (2) End

o'\ffr<t> f.rui'! ~ ;;mj ~ :

(1) <mRI'R (2) ~'R

(2) Fact

(4) None of these

(3) lntension (4) None of these

(3) 3lfi'n:rr<l 'R

94. Objects of moral judgements are:

(1) Voluntary Actions

(3) Mandatory Actions

(2) lnvoluntary Actions

(4) None of these

o'\ffr<t> f.rui'! <t flr<nI ~ : (J) ~ q;r-,j (2)1 ~ q;r-,j

(3) ~ q;r-,j (4)' ~ <'r ~ -;;tt

95. Ethics is concerned with the ideal of :

(1) Truth (2) Beauty (3) Highest Good (4) All of these 4lR,.""", ................. <t ~ <'r ~ ~ 1

(1) "'IR'I (2) "'Ii'R:>! (3) m<3 ... ""O"''' WI (4) ~ <'r <l'11

96. Ethics deals with ............. of actions.

(1) Rightness (2) Wrongness

(3) Rightness and Wrongness (4) None of these

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.;) 1f1>11 "'" 'Iil<i\ <i; .......... . if~~1

(1) ~ (2) 31.nR<i<1

(3) ~ '<'i 31.nR<i<1 (4) ~ if <n1t '1t!

97. Rights are moral claims of individuals recoginzed by ............ .

(1) Individual (2) Groups (3) Society (4) None of these

3lfW!iR ................. &1'<1 >iR! ''If<m 'I'T ~ GI'IT ~ I

(1) ''If<m (2) "'lP (3) "fIllTOI (4) ~ if <n1t '1t!

98. Duties are moral debts recognized by ............ .

(1) Society (2) Groups (3) Individual (4) All olthese

~ ................. >iR! ""If<RI 'I'T ~ ?IV'! ~ I

(1) WlTG! (2) "'lP (3) ''If<m (4) ~ if wlt

99. Highest good is not a ............ to any other higher good.

(1) Bad (2) Means (3) End (4) Claim

"rild 9 WI flIRlt 3Rl ""*" WI 'I'T ................. <nlf ~ I (1) 3IWJ (2) 'ffi"R (3) <lWl (4) GI'IT

100. The first right of man is right to ............ .

(1) Live (2) Work (3) Speak (4) Morality

'r:l"l 'I'T >lWl 3lfW!iR ................. 'I'T 3lfW!iR ~ I (1) ;;i'rq.f (2) q;p.j (3) ~ (4) ~Fii"'tli

101. How many Varnas are accepted in Indian tradition?

(1) Three (12) Four (3) Five (4) Eight

~ 'R"rn l'f flPcr;'r 'I"f >iR! t 7

(1) <ft'f (2) "i'IN (3) Wi! (4) 3ffil

1 02. Major accepted Rinas are:

(1) Pitri (2) Matri (3) Guru (4) All of these

T"l >iR! ?IV'! t ; (1) ~ (2) ~ (3) 'J" (4) ~ if wlt

1 03. How many Purusharthas are accepted in Indian tradition?

(1) Two (2) Three (3) Four (4) Five

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'lffifi<IlffI'RT ii ~ ~ ~ ~ 7

(1) GT (2) ~ (3) <n< (4) $I

104. How many actions are there in temporal order?

(1) Two (2) Three (3) Four (4) None of these

'Pffi-lP'I <I; 3l:J'!R <n'i ~ ~ 7

(1) GT (2) ~ (3) <n<

105. How many actions are in the eyes of willingness?

(1) One (2) Two

-.m«r q\j ~ ~ <n'i ~ ~ 7

(1) 1f'!' (2) GT

(3) Three

(3) ~

106. Ashram dharmas are necessary for ............. .

(4) Four

(4) <n<

(1) Rinas (2) Purusharthas (3) Actions (4) All of these

3!TW! 'l'1 ................. <I; ~ 31,q,,,,,, ~ I (1) 'ftUf (2) ~ (3) <n'i (4) ~ ~ ri

107. In which Ashram Pitri Riri.a can be repaid?

(1) Grihastha. (2) Sanya. (3) Vanaprastha (4) None of these

fu):-'ftUf <PI ~ fl\m 3!TW! ii flIRn ii!T ~ 't 7

(1) ~ (2) ~ (3) ~ (4) ~ ~ ~ 'l\ll

108. Actions performed for Lokasangrah affect to ............. . (1) Jeevan-mukta (2) Videha-mukta (3) Both Jeevan and Videha mukta (4) None of these

""'" ~ <I; ~ f<l;tr 7]i) <n'i ................ q;'r ~ m ~ I (1) V1iq'1!jiffi (2) F<1~i!!jiffi

(3) a!\<M '<'f ~ !J'Ilf ~ (4) ~ ~ ~ q;'r 'l\ll

109. Which one of the following cannot be attributed to Descartes?

(1) Dualism (2) Rationalism (3) Pantheism (4) Theism

~ '" R1 Rile ii ~ 'ifiB t¢ffi ~ ~ 'fdf 't 7

(1) ~ (2) ~f%q,,, (3) fI<lmq,,, (4) ~,q,q,,,

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110. Who believes that reality is number?

(1) Thales (2) Pythagoras (3) Parmerudes (4) Zeno

'IlR 'lffifT % f<I;- "'! ~ % 7

(1) ~ (2) qr;;'IT'irffi (4) ~

111. According to Descartes:

(1) mind depends on body (2) body depends on mind

(3) mind and body are unrelated

~<i;~:

(4) mind-body both depend on God

(1) lFf mR tR f.r>R %

(3) lFf 3i\< mR 3RI"lR %

(4) lFf-mR GRf ~ tR f.r>R ~

112. Swami Vivekanand believes that:

(1) God is nirgtU:la (2) God is sagtU:la

(3) God is both rurgtU:ta and sagtU:ta (4) None of these

~ ~ ~ '" 11 '" 'IT'f<l ~ f<I;- :

(1) ~ f.r1or % (2) ~ "T'f %

(3) ~ f.r1or tI<rf "T'f GRf % (4) ~ ~ ~ "1tl

113. Who does not make distinction between Vyavahiir and Parmiirtha ?

(1) Nyliya (2) ShOnyavlida

(3) Vijiianavlida (4) Advaita Vedanta

"''' ,;I < 3i\< 'ffIlT'f 1't 'IlR 3RR ~ W«!T ?

(1) "'IT'! (2) '!"'''''' (3) ~"'1"'" (4) 3$r <fGRr

114. Who believes that Reality is changing in nature?

(1) Socrates (2) Plato (3) Heraclitus (4) Thales

'IlR 'lffifT % f<I;- 'ffi'{ «1''11''": qR'Id111l"" % 7

(1) '1"'''" (2) ~ (3) 1)"<1<"11."'" (4) ~

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115. 'Knowledge is Virtue' held by :

(1) Plato (2) Zeno (3) Aristotle (4) Socrates

.W'! ~ %. lffi % :

(1) ~ <m (2) $it <m (3) ~<m (4) "1""'tl <m

116. Which one cannot be attributed to Monades of Leibnitz ?

(1) Inactive (2) Conscious (3) Universal (4) Windowless

flIffi "'" q;) '" I ~ • f.'I NI <f; ~ 1N 3!Rlfim 'Ilff flom "IT ~ % ?

(1) f.'I~" (2) ~ (3) ~ (4) ~

117. Which one is not considered as factor by Hume to establish causality?

(1) P11ilosophy (2) Nature (3) Association (4) Necessity

If!,'f lIT'<! flIffi "'" q;) "'''" I tll <m 'i'!>ff1P 'Ilff lJRT = % ?

(1) ~ (2) ~ (3) <115'14 (4) 31 I "''''''tl I

118. Which one is considered as critical philosopher?

(1) Spinoza (2) Locke (3) Kant (4) Hume

flIffi "'" q;) 311 ",'1'1'" q I «I " "j f.'I '" 'ffIl>lT = % ?

(1) P,,'i~"" (2) cIt'i!> (3) <Pic (4) If!,'f

119. Copernican revolution is related to :

(1) Descartes (2) Hume (3) Hegel (4) Kant

(1) ~ '" (2) If!,'f '" (3) mol '" (4) <Pic '"

120. Bradlev is known for his .......... .

(1) Dualism (2) Absolutism (3) Realism (4) Empiricism

~ -'t ........... <f; ~ ;:;rR 'OIl<! 'g I

(1) t<r<rr<; (2) ffiTler<ITG

121. Which one of the following is not related to Gandhiji ?

(1) Satyagraha (2) Swadeshi (3) Bhoodan (4) Swaraj

f.'I"i ~ It", 'if '" $I ~ '" ~ 'Ilff % ?

(1) <1<'111% (2) ~ (3) 'iGl'! (4) ~

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, 22. Gayatri Shaktipeeth is founded by : (1) Shriram Sharma (3) Dayanand Saraswati ~ ~ 1fu! <t<'1<lflio ~ : (1) ~ wi\ 1iRT

(2) Rama Krishna Paramhansa (4) Swami Ram Deo

(3) ~"11'" '1<t<I<ll1iRT

(2) WI 'f"'T q "Hi fI 1iRT

(4) ~~1iRT

, 23. The-doctrine of 'duty for duty's sake' is· associated with: (1) Plato (2) Kant (3) Hegel (4) Bradley

~ "if; ~ ~' <PI ~<!i 1 '" finm'\ fI'%' ~ ?

(1) ~ (2) q;ic (3) ~ (4) ~

124. The doctrine of 'my station and its duties' is associated with: (1) Aristotle (2) Kant (3) Butler (4) Bradley '>'ro ~ <l'lT ~ ~' <PI ~<!il'" finm'\ fI'%' ~ ?

(1) 3lffiJ. (2) q;ic (3) ~ (4) ~

, 25. Which one of the following has propounded a theory of ethics which is formalistic and rigoristic ? (1) Plato (2) Aristotle (3) Kant (4) Hegel f.l '1 ~ Itm >'I ~ f<IRFt ~ "lfc'Jq;-~ <PI "f<'1 q 1 ~ 1 f$m vir 311 1m ," 1 «j <l'lT "''''-;<01''''''''''1 G1ft~ ~?

(1) ~ (2) 3lffiJ. (3) q;ic (4) ~

126. Who accepts moral arguments for God's existence? (1) Plato (2) Aristotle (3) Kant

trn'~ "if; ~ ""'"' "lfc'Jq;- 'lfili1'I 31 f<'I '111" <tr ~ ""~ '" " 'iIRffi ~? (1) q;ic (2) ti (3) ~"'I'I

, 28. God-intoxicated philosopher is : (1) Descartes (2) Spinoza (3) Hegel

trn' -~ '11 "''1 ~ ,,\ r:'J1h ~ : (1) ~ (2) R>1"1VlI (3) ~

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(4) Hegel

(4) ~

(4) Mill

(4) fi10I

(4) Kant

(4) q;ic

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129. Ram3..nujas concept of God is nearest to God of :

(1) Descartes (2) Spinoza (3) Sankara (4) Kant

""!1111'j01 ctr ~_0;rcf~-'"'"R"'JTT ______________ .. cf ~ cF f.1¢ctP""! 5"! (l)~ (3) ~ (4) "1PTC

130. Buddhism accepts:

(1) Paratah Pramanyavada

(3) Swatah Pramanyavada

<ii<; "Kl «i1 ,,", 'IRffi ~ :

(2) Paratah Apramanyavada

(4) Swatah Apramanyavada

(1) tm\: ",e'"~iI'G 'fiT (3) '1'1([: ",e'"~iI'G 'fiT

(2) tm\: 31",e'"~"'G 'fiT (4) '1'1([: 31",e'"~iI'G 'fiT

131. Saitkaras concept of substance is nearer to :

(1) Spinoza (2) Locke (3) Hume (4) Kant

-&<!R <tr li"l <tr :JmmuTT f.'1 """" ~ : (1 ) !fq '11 Vi , <i; (2) C'ifq,- <i; (3) orr <i; (4) q;jc <i;

132. Descartes concept of substance is nearer to :

(1) Sankara Vedanta (2) Ramanuja Vedanta

(3) Madhava Vedanta (4) Nimbarka Vedanta

~ <tr <r<iI <tr :JmmuTT f.'1 '" C <1, ~ :

(1) ~ ~ <i; (2) <le'j'" ~ <i;

(3) _ ~ <i; (4) f.'1",,<ff ~ <i;

133. Idealists accept ............. theory of truth.

(1) Coherence (2) Correspondence (3) Pragmatic (4) All ofthese

:q,£I£1C1Ic;l ~ CfiT ................. ~<&Ik1 f4"1¢I""! m t 1

(1) <1,'1"",f'l (2) 'liil'~<1' (3) "''''iI,if)

134. Who holds that 'Determinatio Negatio Est'?

(1) Locke (2) Berkley (3) Leibnitz (4) Spinoza

I4>M" <llfi'r<I;'R ~ 14> 'f.'14iH tt ~ ~ 7

(1) C'ifq,- (2) ~ (3) "" •• f.'1Nj (4) !fqll""

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135. Which Indian Philosopher holds that assertion is negation?

(1) Samkhya (2) Ramanuja (3) Sankara (4) All of these

f<nfr 'lffift<r ",.\f.1o; 'I>T 3lfil'l<! t jlp ~ t't f.rim t ?

(1) ~ (2) "'W!'" (3) 'li<IR (4) ~ ~ 'Il'fr

136. Apohavada is related to :

(1) Buddhism (2) Jainism (3) Samkhya (4) Nyaya

3ltil;;l1l<: ~ t : (1) <1\;& lfff ~ (2) WI lfff ~ (3) ~~ (4) "'IT'l ~

137. Anyathakhyativada is related to:

(1) Samkhya (2) Kumaril (3) Prabhakar (4) Nyaya

3Rl""""Ril1li; ~ t : (1) ~ ~ (2) '!l'1I~" ~ (3) >I'11'!R ~ (4) "'IT'l ~

138. Anirvacaniyakhyativada is associated with:

(1) Sankara (2) Ramanuja (3) Prabhakar (4) Kumaril

3lf.14i1"~~,,"IRi1j1i; ~ t : (1) ~~ (2) <I'1li'" ~ (3) >I'11'!R ~ (4) '!l'1I~" ~

139. Natural Philosophy of Aristotle is :

(1) With aim (2) Without aim

(3) Neither (1) nor (2) (4) Both (1) and (2)

3lffiJ. 'I>T lIpfu."G&.! t : (1) '<11~~." (2) f.1"'~~'" (3) '1 t't (1) '1 (2) (4) (1) 'Fi (2) <iR\

140. Aristotle has classified motion in ............. types.

(1) One (2) Two (3) Three (4) Four .. . ----

3lffiJ. ~ Tfftr q;] ............... II<PR ~ 1j ·ft'i'iI fllun t I

(1) "'" (2) <it (3) <fA (4) 'IR

141. Which one of the following is not an evolutionary hedonist? (1) Spencer (2) Bentham (3) Stephen (4) Alexander

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f.l,..,~R;lt1 "i <'r "1$!-w flI""<1Atd '!'l,,"qIG'1 'f1ff ~ 7

(1) ~ (2) ~ (3) .el~'1

142. Who accepts that where is no object there is no time?

(1) Locke (2) Berkley (3) Hume (4) Aristotle

"1$! llRffi ~ fin "VIii ~ "'1iff ~ <roT """ "l-gU 7

(1) <lfq;- (2) ~ (3) tq;l (4) 3ffi<l

143. Who accepts that time is existent in objective world only?

(1) Aristotle (2) Plato (3) Locke (4) Hume

"1$! llRffi ~ fin """ "" 3lfur«I -$r.r q 'l\l' 1 d WTd "i ;j) ~ ? (1) 3ffi<l (2) %!r (3) ffiq; (4) tq;l

144. For Aristotle motion and time are .................. from each other.

(1) Separable (2) Inseparable (3) Delinked (4) None of these

3ffi<l <f; fR'I 71frr ~ """ 1f'!' ~ <'r .............. ~ 1

(3)~

145. Who accepts God as absolute form ?

(1) Plato (2) Aristotle (3) Socrates

"1$! ~ orr 4.~ 1 "''' 'I<fI '" I. 'IffiIT ~ 7

(1) %!r (2) 3ffi<l (3) '!'l"'.'d

146. Who accepts logical relation between God and World ?

(1) Aristotle (2) Plato (3) Socrates

~ ~ WTd <f; _ "1$! <IlflIhp ~ llRffi ~ 7

(1) 3ffi<l (2) %!r (3) "!'l"'.'d

1.47. Which pair does AristDtle accept?

(1) Matter particular and form universal

(2) Matter universal and form particular

(3) Both matter and form particular

(4) Both matter and form universal

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(4) t<Imt

(4) Hume

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3Iffi!. flrn "!J"! <m «fI ,,>1< ~ ~ ?

(1) Jr&I fltW<I 3fR 3lT1Im .. ,~,'"

(2) Jr&I .. ,~,'" 3fR 3lT1Im fltWt ................... 1fG «i1'''' < ~ ~ I (1) ~I'l""'''' (2) !l'II"'''' (3) ~

149. Gita suggests renunciation of:

(1) Karmas (2) Fruits of Karmas (3) Causes

1\\m <'!IT'T *' fmT t<ft t : (1) ....rr -,!i (2) ~q;ffi -,!i (3) <PRvIT-,!i

150. Bentham accepts ............... standards of pleasure.

(1) Four (2) Five (3) Six

~ >Ii "'t<"i< WlI >Ii ................... ~Iq~". ~ I (1) TIN (2) $I (3) 1>:

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(4) Emotional

(4) None of these

(4) Seven

(4) "fIT<!

3[~ cf; ~ f.'tif~1

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