Introduction To Philosophical Methods Set 7

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This set of Introduction to Philosophical Methods Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Introduction To Philosophical Methods Set 7

Q1 | The perception in which the qualities of an object is determined is known as———
  • nirvikalpaka perception.
  • savikalpaka perception
  • yogic perception.
  • none of these
Answer: savikalpaka perception
Q2 | The Sanskrit word Upamana means———
  • implication.
  • comparison
  • inference
  • perception
Answer: comparison
Q3 | Philosophy aims at finding the :
  • fundamental principles of the world.
  • absolute
  • soul.
  • all of these
Answer: all of these
Q4 | The science of morals is known as ———
  • ethics.
  • logic
  • aesthetics.
  • religion
Answer: ethics.
Q5 | ———- is known as the father of Logic
  • j.s mill
  • aristotle
  • socrates.
  • creighton
Answer: aristotle
Q6 | The three faculties of the mind are thinking, feeling and ———
  • willing.
  • believing
  • doubting.
  • none of these
Answer: willing.
Q7 | Jermey Bentham is a ———-philosopher
  • religious
  • moral
  • environment.
  • structural
Answer: moral
Q8 | In ————the faculty of thinking is put to study
  • ethics.
  • logic
  • aesthetics.
  • all of these
Answer: logic
Q9 | The pramana which relies on implication is ———
  • arthapathi
  • anupalabdhi
  • perception.
  • none of these
Answer: arthapathi
Q10 | ——— inspired Comte to Philosophy
  • j.s mill.
  • saint simon
  • herbert spencer.
  • none of these
Answer: saint simon
Q11 | The author of Iliad is
  • homer.
  • dante
  • hesiod
  • aristotle
Answer: homer.
Q12 | Spinoza’s Monism is known as ———
  • abstract monism.
  • concrete monism
  • phenomenal monism.
  • all of these
Answer: abstract monism.
Q13 | Subjective idealism reduces matter to ————
  • mind.
  • god
  • sensations.
  • all of these
Answer: mind.
Q14 | The idol which stands for words men use in the commercial of daily life is known as————
  • idol of the cave.
  • idol of the theatre
  • idol of the market place
  • idol of the
Answer: idol of the market place
Q15 | Descartes mathematical method consists in intuition and ———
  • induction.
  • deduction
  • observation.
  • none of these
Answer: deduction
Q16 | The author of Essay concerning Human Understanding is ———
  • berkeley.
  • descartes
  • locke.
  • hume
Answer: locke.
Q17 | The author of Three Dialogues between Hylas and Philonous
  • berkeley.
  • locke
  • socrates.
  • plato
Answer: berkeley.
Q18 | In Indian philosophy ———— is a materialist school
  • advaitha.
  • mimamasa
  • yoga.
  • carvaka
Answer: carvaka
Q19 | Locke rejected ————
  • soul
  • god
  • matter.
  • innate ideas
Answer: innate ideas
Q20 | Hume rejected ———
  • soul.
  • god
  • matter
  • all of these
Answer: all of these
Q21 | According to Descartes in Mathematics we begin with ———
  • axioms.
  • calculations
  • assumptions.
  • none of these
Answer: axioms.
Q22 | The method of Descartes is also known as———
  • cartesian method.
  • discursive method
  • dialectic method.
  • critical method
Answer: cartesian method.
Q23 | The end portion of the Vedas are Known as ———
  • brahmanas.
  • mantras
  • upanishads.
  • aranyakas
Answer: upanishads.
Q24 | Monadology is the work of ———-
  • leibniz.
  • descartes
  • hume.
  • comte
Answer: leibniz.
Q25 | The oldest literature in the world is ————
  • mahabharata.
  • ramayana
  • vedas.
  • puranas
Answer: vedas.
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