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This set of Indian Metaphysics Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Indian Metaphysics Set 3

Q1 | The purpose of ………....... is to clear one's path from confusion, misunderstanding, and deluded thinking.
  • eight fold path
  • right speech
  • right action
  • right view
Q2 | ……………… means persistence and a passion for the journey.
  • right speech
  • right intent
  • right action
  • right thought
Q3 | ……………..involves recognition of the truth, an awareness of the impactof idle gossip and of repeating rumors.
  • right speech
  • right intent
  • right action
  • right thought
Q4 | …………recognizes the need to take the ethical approach in life, toconsider others and the world we live in.
  • right speech
  • right intent
  • right action
  • right thought
Q5 | …………….. encompasses the five precepts of not to kill, steal, lie, toavoid sexual misconduct, and not to take drugs or other intoxicants.
  • right speech
  • right intent
  • right thought
  • right action
Q6 | …………… means cultivating an enthusiasm, a positive attitude in abalanced way.
  • right effort
  • right intent
  • right thought
  • right speech
Q7 | The doctrine of …………….is contained in the Second Noble Truth.
  • suffering
  • dependent origination
  • nirvana
  • sunyatha
Q8 | Pratityasamutpada, viewed from the point of view of relativity is…………..
  • nirvana
  • suffering
  • samsara
  • samadhi
Q9 | Pratityasamutpada, viewed from the point of view of reality is……………..
  • nirvana
  • suffering
  • samsara
  • samadhi
Q10 | The doctrine the Middle Path or Madhyama pratipat avoids both ………………and nihilism.
  • infinite
  • etemalism
  • externalism
  • experimentalism
Q11 | According to Buddha, “He who sees the Pratityasamutpada sees theDharma, and he who sees the Dharma sees the ……………..”.
  • truth
  • sat
  • buddha
  • pratityasamutpada
Q12 | According to Buddha ………………. is the root-cause of all suffering.
  • desire
  • ignorance
  • delusion
  • maya
Q13 | An analysis of the twelve links shows their ………………… significance.
  • philosophical
  • biological
  • ethical
  • psychological
Q14 | Kapila is regarded as the Father of ..………….. in the history of mankind.
  • cosmology
  • teleology
  • ontology
  • deontology
Q15 | Samkhya is ………...... as it considers both matter and spirit are equallyreal.
  • spiritual
  • realism
  • idealism
  • materialism
Q16 | According to Samkhya, the efficient cause of the world is ………………..
  • prakrti
  • god
  • sat
  • purusha
Q17 | Samkhya holds that…………. evolves for the sake of the Purusha.
  • mahat
  • ahankara
  • mind
  • prakrti
Q18 | The evolution of Prakrti is subservient to the ends of the ……….,experience and liberation.
  • ahankara
  • mahat
  • purusa
  • ignorence
Q19 | According to Samkhya, …………… is the root-cause of the world ofobjects.
  • ahankara
  • prakrti
  • mahat
  • purusa
Q20 | Since the first principle of the universe, Prakrti is called the……………
  • pradhāna
  • jada.
  • nirukta
  • savicara
Q21 | As the unconscious and unintelligent principle, Prakrti is calledthe………….
  • pradhāna
  • jada.
  • nirukta
  • savicara
Q22 | …………….. is composed of three essential characteristics.
  • ahankara
  • prakrti
  • mahat
  • purusa
Q23 | Sattva is concerned with ……………….
  • anger
  • pain
  • happiness
  • good
Q24 | ………………… is associated with ego, mind and intelligence.
  • satva
  • rajas
  • tamas
  • mind
Q25 | ………………. is concerned with the actions of objects.
  • satva
  • rajas
  • tamas
  • mind