Introduction To Philosophy Set 2

Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy (BA Philosophy)

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This set of Introduction to Philosophy Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Introduction To Philosophy Set 2

Q1 | Marx is a whereas Hegel is an idealist.
  • materialist
  • dualist
  • pluralist
  • skeptic
Answer: materialist
Q2 | Spinoza’s metaphysical position is known as .
  • materialism
  • dualism
  • pluralism
  • monism
Answer: monism
Q3 | is regarded as the father of modern Empiricism.
  • john locke
  • david hume
  • rene descartes
  • immanuel kant
Answer: john locke
Q4 | rejected innate ideas.
  • rene descartes
  • john locke
  • spinoza
  • none of these
Answer: john locke
Q5 | is a monist.
  • spinoza
  • descartes
  • leibnitz
  • all these
Answer: spinoza
Q6 | The theory of innate ideas was first propounded by_ .
  • john locke
  • spinoza
  • descartes
  • david hume
Answer: descartes
Q7 | argue that objects do not exist independent of mind.
  • materialists
  • realists
  • objectivists
  • idealists
Answer: idealists
Q8 | Hegel developed Idealism.
  • subjective
  • absolute
  • naïve
  • none of these
Answer: absolute
Q9 | Esse est Percipi is the dictum of Idealism.
  • objective
  • subjective
  • absolute
  • all these
Answer: subjective
Q10 | is the earliest representative of Greek Cosmology.
  • socrates
  • plato
  • thales
  • protagoras
Answer: thales
Q11 | According to dualism, Reality is _.
  • twofold
  • many
  • one
  • indivisible
Answer: twofold
Q12 | Ultimate reality is the concern of .
  • metaphysics
  • skepticism
  • aesthetics
  • pragmatism
Answer: metaphysics
Q13 | Each science deals with of reality.
  • a part
  • the whole
  • all parts
  • none of these
Answer: a part
Q14 | is a representative of idealism.
  • carvakas
  • marx
  • engels
  • none of these
Answer: none of these
Q15 | Epistemology is concerned with of knowledge.
  • origin
  • validity
  • limitation
  • all these
Answer: all these
Q16 | Skeptics consider truth as .Introduction to Philosophy Page 4
  • certain
  • necessary
  • probable
  • practical
Answer: probable
Q17 | hold coherence theory.
  • realists
  • idealists
  • both (a) and (b)
  • neither (a) nor (b)
Answer: idealists
Q18 | John Dewey is a/an .
  • rationalist
  • absolutist
  • idealist
  • pragmatist
Answer: pragmatist
Q19 | Mind-body dualism is the position of .
  • charles pierce
  • john dewey
  • descartes
  • none of these
Answer: descartes
Q20 | coined of the term ‘Aesthetics’.
  • socrates
  • plato
  • aristotle
  • alexander baumgarten
Answer: alexander baumgarten
Q21 | Summum bonum is the concern of .
  • aesthetics
  • metaphysics
  • epistemology
  • ethics
Answer: ethics
Q22 | is a normative discipline.
  • ethics
  • aesthetics
  • both (a) and (b)
  • neither (a) nor (b)
Answer: both (a) and (b)
Q23 | Positive sciences are basically .
  • descriptive
  • prescriptive
  • normative
  • all these
Answer: descriptive
Q24 | Mores literally means .
  • norm
  • ethics
  • knowledge
  • custom
Answer: custom
Q25 | ‘First Philosophy’ refers to .
  • aesthetics
  • metaphysics
  • epistemology
  • ethics
Answer: metaphysics
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