Methodology And Perspectives Of Humanities And Philosophy Set 3
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Q1 | “A philosopher is one whose attention is fixed on reality rather than appearance”, this was the opinion of
- john locke
- plato
- aristotle
- spinoza
Q2 | Philosophy undertakes a--------- of the grounds on which beliefs are held.
- criticism
- appraisal
- evaluation
- critical examination.
Q3 | The term ‘Metaphysics’ literally means
- before physics
- beyond nature
- beyond physics
- beyond perception.
Q4 | The term metaphysics was first used by
- thales
- andronicus
- russell
- berkeley.
Q5 | Metaphysical method can be considered as
- a priori
- a posteriori
- scientific
- mathematical.
Q6 | Materialism attributes -------- a primary position.
- mind
- god
- spirit
- matter.
Q7 | According to materialism all events are due to the interaction of --------and ---------.
- god and soul
- soul and body
- matter and motion
- god and motion.
Q8 | Realism is a philosophical position which considers that the external world is
- unreal
- neither real nor unreal
- real
- both real and unreal.
Q9 | Epistemology can also be termed as
- theory of knowledge
- theory of truth
- theory of error
- theory of causation.
Q10 | Knowledge is a relation between
- object and object
- subject and object
- subject and subject
- soul and matter.
Q11 | According to rationalism the universal attributes of true knowledge can be deduced only from
- matter
- world itself
- dream
- mind itself.
Q12 | The first principles of the world which are recognized as true by reason have their source in
- world
- heaven
- sleep
- reason.
Q13 | Empiricism holds that ------------ is the only source of knowledge.
- reason
- intuition
- experience
- revelation.
Q14 | ----------- is a leading figure of modern empiricism.
- john locke
- immanuel kant
- spinoza
- leibnitz
Q15 | Those who insist that what cannot be traced to specific sense experiences is not true knowledge are called
- rationalists
- radical empiricists
- pragmatists
- intuitionists.
Q16 | The Latin word ethos means
- soul
- world
- god
- character.
Q17 | Ethics is a ---------- science.
- normative
- positive
- descriptive
- mental.
Q18 | Conduct is a collective name for
- voluntary actions
- non-voluntary actions
- reflex actions
- wrong actions.
Q19 | The concepts of reward and punishment presuppose the
- cause of action
- freedom of will
- freedom of agreement
- wrongness of action
Q20 | Moral good is that which satisfies
- friends
- relatives
- desire
- moral will.
Q21 | The Latin word rectus means
- according to decision
- according to conscience
- according to law
- according to tradition.
Q22 | A ----------action is in some way fitting to the circumstance.
- wrong
- right
- bad
- immoral
Q23 | The word virtue is used for ----------- of any kind.
- excellence
- duty
- good
- character.
Q24 | Who is the author of the book “A Study in Moral Theory.”
- j.s. mill
- bentham
- hume
- laird
Q25 | The three process of thinking are
- dreaming, waking, and deep sleep
- walking, running, and talking
- conception, judgment, and reasoning
- intuition, apprehension, and revelation.