Systems Of Indian Philosophy Set 4

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This set of Systems of indian Philosophy Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Systems Of Indian Philosophy Set 4

Q1 | In the ‘Causal Wheel’ Trishna arises from
Q2 | In the ‘Causal Wheel’ ‘Samskara’arises from
Q3 | In the ‘Causal Wheel’, Consiousness arises from
Q4 | In the ‘Causal Wheel’ Name and form arises from
Q5 | In the ‘Causal Wheel’ ‘Upadana’arises from
Q6 | In the ‘Causal Wheel’ ‘Bhava’arises from
Q7 | In the ‘Causal Wheel’ ‘Jati’arises from
Q8 | In the ‘Causal Wheel’ ‘Old age and death’arises from
Q9 | Buddha’s ‘Eight Fold Path’ is also known as
Q10 | According to Buddha, Soul constitute a cluster of
Q11 | Which one of the following is not a skanda
Q12 | The founder of Jainism is
Q13 | The famous prophet who had propagated Jaina Philosophy is
Q14 | The word ‘Jaina’ came from the word
Q15 | According to Janism ‘Jiva’ is
Q16 | ‘Jiva’ , in its purest form is called
Q17 | The Bounded Soul according to Jainism is called
Q18 | How many types of Ajivas are there according to JainaPhilosophy
Q19 | Which among the following is not anAjiva
Q20 | Which among the following is Ajiva
Q21 | The substance which can undergo integration and disintegration is called
Q22 | According to Jainism , Matter is made up of
Q23 | The minutest particle of matter which can not be further divided is called
Q24 | Which among the following is a not a feature of Time according to Jainism
Q25 | The filled space according to Jainism is called
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