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(2) If more than one alternative answers seem to be approximate to the correct answer, choose the closest one.

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1. Who is called Nastika ?

(I) Believers of vedas (2) Believers of God (3) Believers of tradition (4) Who refutes the authority ofVeoas.

, '1, ff<1 'll ' ~ 'lliIT GlTffi' ~ ?

(I) <!<IT 'R ~~<m1' m ~ (2) ~ if ~l1<Irn m ~ (3) q('Y(, if ~l1<Irn m ~ (4) <!<IT 'lit 1I,'I ,fil,'lld, 'R ~l1<Irn 'ltl m ~

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2. Which one is DOt vaidic Devata ?

(I) Indra (2) Varon (3) Agni

(1) ;;;;:: (2) <R<i"T (3) ~

3. Which one is DOt the part of Vedas?

(1) Mantra (2) Brahman (3) Upanisad

(1) "l'or (2) OI)!!'!")

4. Nasadiya Sukta is related to :

(1) Rigveda

(3) Samaveda

<1'111) ('l"'G!TO'l",~,.""a;;r waJP<m ~ .

(1) SJi'<I'I (2) 'l'¥'1

5. Purusa Sukta is related to :

(2) Yajurveda

(4) Atharvaveda

(4) Shiva

(4) ~

(4) Purana

(4) ~

(4) ;;{~

(1) Rigveda (2) Samaveda (3) Atharvaved (4) Yajurveda

T'" ~ (1'·aJf.'<q(1 ~

(1) SJi'21'l (2) ('l)'121'l (3) ;;{~ (4) 'l'14&

6. Vaidic concept of Rita is understood as:

(1) Laws of Reason

(3) Laws of Socie1y

(2) Laws of Cosmos

(4) Laws ofPhysicai Nature

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'ffi'( 'i\t ~. ~ 'liT flIffi <w if «'1$11 'lfRlT ~ ?

(1) ~ 01\ f*r'l'I 12) 01 ill I 0$ 01\ f*r'l'I

(3) fI'lI"! 01\ f*r'l'I (4) '4lRl'l1 ~ of; f*r'l'I

7. Total number ofTattvas accepted by Sruilkhya is;

(1) Twenty four

(3) Eleven

(2) qaftfl

(2) Twenty five

(4) Seven

(3) "'fm.!

8. Causal theory of Samkhya Philosophy is known as:

(1) Satkaranvada

(3) Asatkaranvada

(2) Satkaryavada

(4) Asatkaryavada.

~ G~ 'hT 'I11(Oldl f7;fft"'i9:"'I'f1'" "fAT 'lfRlT ~ :

(1) flMiI (Ol<lle:

(3) ~flMiI(OI<lI<\

(2) fI MiI4c1l II<

(4) ~flMiI4cIl<\

9. What is the genesis of Ahankara as per Sruilkhya:

(1) Prakriti

(3) Tanmatras

(2) Mahat

(4) Mahabhutas

~ G~R 01\ ~jflH ~ti'l1l( 'i\t '3«1Rt "ffift ~ :

(1) ~ B (2) 11m:( ~

(3) d"'lISlliit ~ (4) ~ ~

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10. How many Pramanas accepted by Saritkhya :

(1) Two (2) Three (3) Four (4) Six

(1) <IT (2) ffi""I (3) W{ (4) lW

11. Which one of the following is Dot accepted as a Independent Pramana

by Samkhya?

(1) Upamana (2) Pratyaksa (3) Anumana (4) Shabda

-31.nRtRsid SI'lluTI i'f ~ Flffi m&r ~ lI"'lT"T ill ~ i'f «ft'hl< ~ 'l1<m ?

(1) (jq'lI'1 (2) :If('tf~ (3) -311'11'1

12. "Yogah Kannashu Kaushalam" is taken from:

(1) Upanisad (2) Geeta

(1) (jqf.'i'l", ~

(3) "l1'ICli;( ~

(3) Bhagvat

(2) >fRrr ~

(4) Tl"if ~

13. "Samatvam Yoga Uchchyate" is taken from:

(1) Upanisad

(3) Bhagvat

(2) Geeta

(4) Brahma Sutra

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(4) ~

(4) Puranas

"~ >iPT '3'*4<\" ~ 'l<IT ~

(1) '3qf.'t~e: "ft

(3) 'l1'I<lq "ft

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(2) *<IT <'l

(4) ~ ~ "ft

14. Which of the following is nearer to the contention of Geeta:

(1) Karmyoga

(3) Bhakti Yoga

(1)'Ii>f<i'l'1

(3) "'If<ffi >iPT

(2) Jyana Yoga

(4) Niskamkarm Yoga

(2) >rR >iPT

(4) f.'t ""I "I q;q >iPT

IS. Which one is true for the Philosophy of Geeta ?

(1) Aksara

(3) Sthitiprajal,a

(1) -3'1~

(3) ~ >1ST

(2) Pursottam

(4) All the three

(2 )'!<><?' '<1 "I

(4) ~

16. The Notion ofVarnavyavastha is bassed on which of the folJowingas per

Geeta ?

(1) Guna

(3) Guna and karma both

(2) Karma

(4) Bll'll!

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"l>i'l~~<1 Of it >fufr .r; "li'il< <lu\oq<l~ f<Iffi 'R ~ ~ ?

(1) "Tf (2) q;q (3) "Tf-q;q ~ (4) ;;pr

17. Geeta is a Part of which Great Epics?

(1) Bhagvat Puran.

(3) Upanisad

>fufr f<Iffi '1 ,mi Ol" 'I>T <>l~T ~ ?

(1) 'i1'1"I<:( ~

(3) (3QP\'1,..

(2) Mahabharat.

(4) All None of them

(2) '1<iI'i1 <i'l~~<1 Of it ~ >fufr .r; ';hM; ~ Of llfft<a ~ ?

(1) 'FT (2) '#G!<I (3) <l~oql\'1 (4) ~

19. Triguna Vada is related· to which system of Philosophy?

(1) Nyaya (2) Mimamsa (3) Samkhya (4) Vaishesika

'RlT'I"II<\' f<Iffi ~R it \'1"'1P<m ~ ?

(1) ~ (2) <11'1 i\'1 1 (3) ~ (4) ~~

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20. Which one is primerly true for Samkhya Philosophy?

(1) Non-dualism (2) Dualism

(3) Pluralism (4) Monoism

~ ~ ~. mw:r a:$r of; !lim: >!1"Wfq; ""l ~ mft ~ ?

(1) ~~<1<11<\

(3) 1lIS<1C1C1I&

(2) ~<1<11&

(4) ~'!i<1f*1I<\

21. Which System of Philosophy known as Anviksiki Vidya?

(1) Mimamsa (2) Yoga (3) Vedanta (4) Nyaya

~ -m a:$r ft "l<\1 q ~ f'Im of; 'iT'! ~ "!AT ;;jJ<fT ~ ?

(1) 4'1'1 ift I (2) <i't'T (3) ~ (4) "'IT<r

22. Who accepts that "Whole is real and different from its parts":

(1) Nyaya (2) Samkhya (3) Vaibhasika (4) Sautrantika

~ "ffi" '11'1<11 ~ f<l; "~'if 'lit f'r1 ~Clq<ft q\f ~ "fiT ~" ?

( 1 ) "'IT<r (2) mw:r (3) i!I "II fOI 'fl (4) ff\'1Ifl<1 'fl

23. The Author of Vaisheslka Sutfa IS :

(1) Kapil (2) Kanada (3) Gautam (4) Kautilya

~~ ~ of; !:M<II ~. :

( 1 ) 'I\ftr(;r (2) 'fl'Il1G i 3 ) ~ (4)~

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24. Which of the following does Dot inhere Jati ?

(1) Dravya (2) Guna (3) Karma

(1) ;:rozr (2) "Tf (3) <o>f

25. Which one is true for Samavaya as relation ?

(1) Nitya

(3) Anitya

(2) Nityanitya

(4) None of them

(2) f.'I<"lIf.'1oq

(4) Vishesha·

(4) fcMol

(1) f.:r«r

(3) ~ (4) ~ ~~~

26. How many Padarthas accepted by Nyaya ?

(1) Seven (2) Twelve (3) Sixteen (4) Six

'''IT't ~r.r 'WI i<ncf.t <roof ~""( 'Im'IT ~ ?

(1) m<r (2) <rm (3) ~ (4) m!"

'. 27. Which source of knowledge is bassed on the similarity ?

(1) Anumana

(3) Arthapathi

(2) Upamana

(4) Anuplabdhi.

~ m WIT"T ~~ 'i\ '>I1'l1fl:<1 m ~ ?

(1) '>Ij'lI'1 (2) '3Q'lI'1 (3) ~

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28. Which one is not accepted as Pramana as per Nyay'il Philosophy 'I

(I) Smriti (2) Shabda (3) Upamana (4) Anumana

"<!T<i ~f;; ~ ~ ~ qq; <fiT WIT"T ~ '11'1<11 ?

(1) ~ (2) ~"I"<iG (3) ,Wll'1 (4) ~.,

29; Shabda is the Guna of which of the following?

(I) Prithivi (2) Teja (3) Vayu (4) Akasha

~ ~~~i{;1<1 if -ft ilb~<61 :rr ~ ?

(I) T<fi (2) i'I"I (3) ~ (4) -31l<6T~T

30. Which of the following pair is correct?

(I) Nyaya - AsatkaIYavada (2) Samkhya - Vivartavada

(3) Mimamsa - Parinamavada (4) Baudha - SatkaIYavada

~eiI~RsI<1 if -ft 'll'r-r ~ -mit ~ (I) "<!T<i-~~('<614ql'"

~. ~"""""""'" (3) 'll'lI~I-qHD"'1q""

31. Chose the correct pair:

(2) ~-ii\qtlqrn

(4) ~-~('<614ql'"

(1) Vaishesika-Two Pramana (2) Baudha-Three Pramana

(3) Nyaya - Five Pramana (4) Mimamsa- Four Pramana

~~~:

(1) <t~ - GT WIT"T (2) oil?: -$1 WIT"T

(3) "<!T<i-qTq WIT"T (4) .41 '1 i ~ 1-'<iR WIT"T

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32. "Where is smoke there is fire "is an example of :

(1) Vyatireka

(3) Kevalanvaya

(2) Anvaya

(4) None of them

""I1i'f-~ !!'* ~ cr;!T-cr;!T 3ffi;r ~" ~ ~ 'd<\IWI ~

(1) "lfft"{'h (2) ~

(3) it"""'<I<l (4) ~ ~ ~ ;rtf

33. Which one· of the following is not a kind of Aprama as per Nyaya

Philosophy ?

(1) Sanshaya (2) Viparyaya (3) Tark (4) Smriti

.:AAiR1futt1 it ~ ~ ~ ~ <\liB ~ -3lj{'iI( -3lWlT 'liT w:!iK ~ ~ ?

(1) "fi~T"I (2) fiN4<l (3) Wll (4) ~

34. How many numbers of Dravya accepted by Vaishesika Philosophy?

(1) Seven (2) Nine (3) Sixteen (4) Two

~~ <\liM' it = it ~ W!iR <:4I'hI( f<W\ 'lit ~ ?

(1) tmf (2) oft (3) ~ (4) <it

35. "A is not B" is an example of :

(1) Anyonyabhava

(3) Pragbhava

(2) Sansargabhava

(4) Pradhvansabhava

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(1) 'l1...n""lI'<1I<1

(3) ~I'':f'U<l

12) BWrhwr

(4) l:r>4«I'<1I<1

36. ·'A is not yin B" is an example of :

(1) Pragbhava

(3) Sansargabhava

(1) ~1''<1I<1

(3) \"1«'11'<11<1

(2) Anyonyabhava

(4) Atyantabhava

(2) 'l1...n"'lI'<1I<1

(4) 'l1M<'II'<1I<1

37. The doctrine of Arambhavada is related to which of the following?

(1) Nyaya (2) Mimamsa (3) Vedanta (4) Samkhya

'l11<''<1<1I<; 'liT fft'il!l'<1 ~~fuI<'I if \'\ PMfl «<qf.'<lo ~ ?

(1) ""IT<! (2) 4'I'li«1 (3) <1&1'<1 (4) Ws<.!

38. \\'hich alternative is true for God as per Nyaya Philosophy?

(1) Material Cause

(3) Formal Cause

(2) EUicient Cause

(4) None of them

""IT<! GlIR <i\ 'l1:);«1< ~<R <i\ R>lq ~ Rlifi<i'l "«1ft ~ ?

(1) <3ql<;l"r 'Ill {"I (2) f~ 'IlR"l

(3) 'l"!T'IlIf{'Il 'IlR"l (4) ~"!if \'\ q;~ "Itt

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39. Rebirth is Dot accepted by:

(1) Charvaka (2) Bauddha (3) Jain (4) Nyaya

!fi'*""l ~"'I < 'I1It 'ImfT :

(1) <IICII", (2) ~ (3) d\'l (4) ~

40. According to Charvaka highest value is:

(1) Dhanna (2) Artha (3) Kama (4) Moksa

<lI'Il", <f; "'1:1>fll ( flciifrl ~ ~ :

( 1 ) 'l'f (2) "'1.t (3) 'flTll (4) <ire

41. The theory of Anekantavada· is propounded by which of the following?

(1) Buddhism

(3) Vajshnavism'

(2) Jainism

(4) Hinduism

3l'il ~Psi <'Ii! ~ flhfl if; am '''l 'i '" I '<1 <II '" ' 'liT Rt '&1 '<1 ,,1ft 4 IPi<'l flh<:rr 'l<lT ~ ?

(1) ~ 'l'f (2) d\'l 'l'f (3) ~ 'l'f (4) ~ 'l'f

42. Which one of the following is known as the propounder of Atomism?

(1) Kanada (2) Gautam (3) Kapil (4) Shankara

"'1.n~Psi<'l if ~ ~ u;<Ii 'q('lI'TII"" if; !>l1ft41"'''' if; ~ if "fAT "ffi'IT

~ ?

(1) 'hUll'" (2) .furq (4) ~m

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43. How many "Padarthas" have qeen accepted by vaisheshika ?

(1) Seven (2) Six (3) Ten (4) Sixteen

%~ ~ <t am "WI ~ ~ (q']'IlI{ f<I;it '!it ~ ?

(1) tmf (2) ~ (3) 0:<1 (4) ~

44. The idea of' Triratna" is relate4 to which of the following?

(1) Buddhist Philosophy (2) Jain Philosophy

(3) Vedanta Philosophy (4) Samkhya Philosophy

ri ~~<1 if "ft 'F.I <M ' 'IlT ~ tll( P<6<:l fl <:l '"' f.'orn" ~ ?

(1) ~ ~R (2) ~ ~R

45. Which of the following is knoW11 as skeptic?

(1) Hume (2) Ryle (3) Descartes (4) Kant

-3=1>il~f&<1 if "ft 'IiR 'fi\l:""'II<li' if; ~ if llfu..:; ~ ?

(1) ~ (2) ~ (3) <l:'IlRf (4) 'IlI"l!

46. Who has propounded that "Mind is Tabula Rasa" ?

(1) Kant (2) Hegel (3) Locke (4) Sartre

P<6<:l'l ~ llRiQIi'&<1 f<n<rr ~ P<6 "R '<'Il '!irtT 'l¢ <t <f<Il"1 %' ?

(1) 'IlI"l! (2) ~ (3) <'It'll (4) m

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47. Who has propounded that knowledge is "Synthetic Apriory Judgement"?

(1) Kant (2) Marx (3) Hume (4) Kirkegard

I><>flOl ""' >lR1ql~t1 ~ ~ I><> SIR '>lI'lj'1i"<l'h -;:t~<il'lulI«i'h f.ra\<r' ~?

(1) 'Iil"C (2) "!mf (3) ~ (4) 1><><6'1115

48. The idea of panchshila " is related to the teaching of which of the following?

(1) Buddha (2) Mahavir (3) Kanada (4) Shankara

(1) ~ (2) '1l)lcll { (3) 'hulle: (4) ~m

49. Who has propounded the theory of "Dialectical Materialism" ?

(1) HegaJ (2) Marx (3) Berkeley (4) Plato

(1) m (2) "!mf (3) ~ (4) ~

50. The theory of "Pratityasamutpada" is related to which of the

following?

(1) Nyaya Philosophy (2) Yoga Philosophy

(3) Buddhist Philosophy (4) Mimamsa Philosophy

'>li'11('qfl~I&' 'fiT ffi'aI'<1 '3l.n~f{flt1 if "fr I><>flC6 lffiT >lR1q~t1 ~

'1'1T i ?

( 1) "'IT'< ~R

(3)~~

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(2) >:Wr ~

(4) >{1'1 ifl I ~

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51. Who has propounded the theory of Four-Fold Cause :

(1) Plato (2) Socrates (3) Aristotle (4) Descartes

'£1\1%1(01<11<\' <or ift'al'tf PIlff<f; am ",Rtql~ct PIl'IT ~ ?

(1) «itit (2) ~'li<lct (3) ~ (4) ~

52. Who propogated 'categories of understanding' ?

(1) Kant (2) Berkeley (3) Descartes (4) Hume

(1) CffiVC (2) ~ (3) ~ (4) W

53. Who refuted the law of Causation ?

(1) Descartes (2) Hume (3) Berkeley (4) Plato

(1) ~ (2) W (3) ~ (4) «itit

54. Whose theory is 'Vivartvada' ?

(1) Shankara (2) Ramanuja (3) Samkhya (4) Jain

'14 'Hlen <\ ' <or ff1 'a 1 'tf PIlff'lil % ?

(1) ~ (2) (Jl111~ (3) ~ (4) ~

55. Who propounded the theory of "Duty for the Sake of duty' ?

(1) Descartes (2) Kant (3) Bentham (4) Spinoza

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flhlit'1 '",'<"1'4 <f; fm( 'Ii'<"1'4' <f; ~";:I'<1 'l'if l>IRi41&'1 flI;<:rr ?

(1) ~ (2) 'IiT"C (3) 'roW! (4) ~oflG11

56. Which one of the following is not related to the origin of religion ?

(1) Animism (2) Spiritism (3) Manaism (4) Magician

(2) l>IIOI'li& .(3) 'l1'1I'M (4) G11~'1I&

57. In which figure one of the premise must be negative?

(1) First (2) Second (3) Third (4) Fourth

f'liB 'l'!T'IiR if '% CiT'f<I !¥l'1I""'" -&Prr -a:rrq~<I'!i ~ ?

(1) 1IW1 (2) 1'&<11'"1 (3) ~ (4) ~

58. How many Propositions are there in Parathanuman according to

Naiyayikas ?

(1) Two (2) Three (3) Four (4) Five

'i'"1if4<m <f; i3'ljlitl{ 4{leilj'lI'1 if ~ ~ .mt ~ ?

(1) ~ (2) mor (3) ""In (4) tjfq

59. Which term should be distributed at least once in a categorical syllogism?

(1) Major

(3) Middle

(2) Minor

(4) None of these

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~&f 0<lT<f-~ if ~-m 'R ~ om-~ ~ ~I<I~<lifi % ?

(1) mtlI (2) 'l&f

(3) ~ (4) ~ "ft <6T;{ ~

60. Who rejected eternal soul IAtma) ?

(1) Buddha (2) Charvaka (3) Jain (4) Nyaya

~ f.'Ro:I ~ 'lit ~ "'1"1<'11 ?

(1) ~ (2) tMiifi (3) ~ (4) 0<lT<f

61. How many valid moods are there in categorical syllogism in ?

(1) Eight (2) Ten (3) Twelve (4) Nineteen

(1) -me (2) <ffi (3) ~ (4) '341fl

62. 'BARBARA' belongs to which figure?


011 (011<1 f!Iffi ~ "ft fl'''IPtffl" % ?

(1) W-l"! (2) ~"Ii;t

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64. Who accepts that substance is one?

(1) Leibnits (2) Descartes (3) Spinoza (4) Hume

f'hfi'l 'lRT f'I; = ~ ~ ?

(1) @'i"lf.'tffi (2) ~ (3) ~"I"'11 (4) ~

65. Who reconciled rationalism with empiricism ?

(1) Loc~e (2) -Kant (3) Hume (4) Spinoza

f'hfi'l ~'H'" ~ ~'l'l'II'" q;[ fi'l><t"l fit<tT ?

(1) <'Ifq; (2) q;rcrc (3) ~

66. "Knowledge is not innate but it is acquired by experience", whose opinion

is this?

(1) Utilitarianism (2) Empiricism

(3) Rationalism (4) Hedonism

'SfA "'1'""1"'11<1 "'ItI ~, ~ ~'l<f "ft ~ fit<tT ;mm %', <rn f'hfi'hl

"110 % ?

(1) '3 q <i) [<1<1 1 (2) ~'l'l'll'" (3) ~'M (4) W'l'lIO:

67. Who said, "Monads are windowless" ?

(1) Locke (2) Berkeley (3) Kant (4) Leibnzti

(1) <'Ifq; (2) ~ (3) q;R

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68. Indian social system is based on :

(1) Four Purusarth

(3) Four Varna

(2) Four Ashrama

(4) All the three

.mefl", W"li'Jl ~ '3l1'l1~\'1 %

(1) :!Mlet €f\!""'"

(3) Cl"f €I\!"" '"

(2) '3lTJ)jlf €I \!"" '" (4) ~ <IAf

69. The theory of 'Justice as Fairness' is namely related to :

(1) Rawls (2) Russell (3) Ryle (4) Ross

'~' 'iii ffi'&I'<1 flh6ifi '1Jll ~ 6Q1f.\!r\'1" ~ ?

(1) ~ (2) -ffi<;r (3) '*" (4) trfI

70. Which of the following upholds that world is a totality of facts:

(1) Wittigenstien

(3) Quine

(2) Karnap

(4) Russell

'3lq)r.tf€lt'l if ~ ~ ~ ~"'H 'ImfT % flh <Jf'R{ ~ >tt WHIffI ~?

(1) I4re'l+'OI~·1 (2) <tif.fq

(3) 'fCl1. '1 (4) -ffi<;r

71. The meaning of'Moksa' according to Mimamsa Philosophy is:

(I) Total a'1nihilation of sufferings (2) God realization

(3) Attainment of heaven (4) Attainment of pleasure

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'<fj"l ift 1 ~' ~ ~iftl< ~ 'PI <11«14 ~ :

(1) ::;:lJ!it 'PI ~I«l~'f> 'WIT (2) ;t~<R-~

(3) "f<f'f '!It lIlfi<'r (4) wsr '!It lIlfi<'r

72. Which of the following accepts Sansara as Mithya?

(1) Shankara vedanta

(3) Vaisanavism

(2) Jainism

(4) Sruhkhya-yoga

-31.n~~<1 if -?t ~ ~ <m fi'I&!f "I1'@ ~ ?

(1) ~li'lR <1&1"<1 (2) ~ ~

(3) ~ <)&1"<1 (4) ~->WT

73. The Second Arya Satya of Buddhism is known as:

(I) Dharma chakra (2) Dukha-nirodha

(3) Dvadasa-nidana (4) Anatmavada

~ 'PI ~"'q ~14ft«l 'f>6'<'1I<11 ~ :

(1) ~4€1\1i (2) 5:~ f.'t{\q

(3) &1&~If.'t&I'1 (4) ~'1lt<1'1l&

74. The meaning of Mithyain Advaita Vedanta is :

(1) Neither rea! nor unrea!

(3) Unreal like barren woman's

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(2) Both rea! and unrea!

(4) Real

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~ <l <\1 '<1 if ~ezrr "ffi ~ ~

(1) fI<\fI<;' ~

(3) <tezrrgsr <tt 'lif<'r ~

75. Idea, according to Plato, is :

(1) Epistemological Idea

(2) Mental

~ .-.f; -3'1jfll< 14$11'1 ~

(1) $11'141"1i41'l ~

(3) "I1'1i"ft'l)

(2) ~.afR ~ ~

(4) m{

(3) Metaphysical real

(4) Imagination

(2) <1'<'C141"1i6'I'l m{

(4) '1)(0<1'11

76. Which one of the following is not acceptable to Spinoza ?

(1) Determinism

(3) Pantheism

(1) fi'I'lRl'lIG

(3) m~cl<'Il<\

(2) Rationalism

(4) Teleology

(2) ~"'IG

(4) II a{)G1'1cH<\

77. According to Locke, the idea of colour is received by:

(1) One Sense (2) More than one Sense

(3) Sensation and reflection (4) Reflection only

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~ <fi "lj<11 < "{>r "Irr ~"m (_) ~ ~ ;;mrr ~ :

(1) ~ ~f.';::q ~ (2) ~ ~f.';::<if ~

(3) (4i!je;'1 ~ ~'<1'1 ~ (4) <i\CR'! ~'<1'1 ~

78. How many terms are there in a categorical syllogism ?

(1) Two (2) Three (3) Four (4) Five

f.'t<q &f "ITlI-~ il flmR 'R m ~ ?

(1) <n (2) <1M (3) <m (4) tii'cr

79. The famous statement "Truth is God" is given by which of the following?

(1) Vivekanand (2) Aurbindo

(3) Mahatma Gandhi (4) Radhakrishnan

'm'Q" tt t~ ~' '11'l'li JOIfft~ ~ -3loilRlftsli"1 il ~ F<b«<fi e:m ~ ~:

(1) ~i!j'lil;je;

(3) 'l<!I,'l1 -.fftft (2) "l <~""

(4) W11'fi""I"1

80. The idea of "Philosopher King" is related to which of the following?

(1) Socrates (2). Plato (3) Aristotle (4) HegaJ

'e;rlIlf.i<:n w;rr' "Irr ~tli < -3'foilRlftsli"1 il ~ F<b«?t ~ ~ ?

(1) Wl'<Ii"1 (2) ~ (3) ~ (4) ~

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81. Which one of the following has accepted only perception as pramana ?

(1) Nyaya.

(3) SamJthya

(2) Vaisheshika

(4) Charvaka

3Il!il~~d if ~ ~ tl;'Ii ~ l!«!1ff oit W'IT"T <T; ~ if ~"'H 'IiT<'IT

~ ? ( 1 ) ''''IT''I (2) WI~", (3) ~

82. The doctrine of "Innate idea" is propounded by which of the following?

(1) Descartes (2) Spinoza (3) Berkeley (4) Kant

'''1'''i''1ICl ll<"f'l"' q;r fft'&I'<1 ",oi)~futd if ~ Rhfl<T; am lIf<NIl'a:d fiI;<rr

'T'IT ~ ?

(1) ~ (2) <.411'1"11 (3) ~ (4) >OI"C

83. Which one of the following has maintained the doctrine of "Essi Est

Percipi" ?

(1) Spinoza (2) Berkeley (3) Hum. (4) Plato

",o7i~~Cl if ~ f<hfI tl;'Ii if '<'fflT l::~ ~' <T; fft'&I'<1 oit lIft'141l'a:Cl

fiI;<rr ~ ?

(1) <.411'1"11 (2) ~ (3) W (4) ~

84. "Four Nobul Truths" is proclaimed by which Philosophy?

(1) Vedanta (2) Yoga (3) Bauddha (4) Jain

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';;m: ~ ffi'if' 'lit 'I'" 'I °Il fllffi <W1 <f; am ~ ~ ?

(I) "'&1'<1 (2) >iM (3) <it<& (4) ;3f.1

85. Which one of the following is Dot included in "Prasthana Trayee" ?

(I) Upanisada

(3) Brahmasutra

(2) Gita

(4) Mahabharta

"T,,'if~fuI<1 if ~ <6R (),"O '1WI1'1 Sl'fi' if <''If'<l~<1 'l1!'I f<mr 'l'IT ~ ?

(1) ;oqf.'l<lt; (2) -.ftm (3) ~ ~ (4) '"1111"<11{<1

86. As per Mimamsa Philosophy the knowledge of Dharma is only possible

through:

(I) Perception (2) Scripture (3) Inference

<\l '"1 i <"ll &~R <f; '>1"':,!"'-<"llrT{ q4 q;r >IT'f <"l<"<I'! ~ <ficR;r :

(1) ~ <f; am (2) ~ <f; am (3) '>1:,!'"11'1 <f; am (4) ;oQ'"1I'1 <f; am

87. Who is the author of 'Life Divine' ?

(1) Radhakrishnan

(3) N.K. Devaraj

'~-~' q;r \il<Slili <6R ~ ?

(1) {l141<ji""I':(

(3) tRO<f;O d:21{I"l

(2) Shri Aurbindo

(4) Vivekanand

(2) -'Jft '>1 {Pc!""

(4) Pc!i'lililoit;

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88. Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched ?

(1) Nyaya-Paratah Pramanya

(2) Mimamsa-Svatah Apramanya

(3) Buddhism-Svatah Apramanya

(4) Samkhya-Paratah Pramanya

;;:,,<i'l ~ Rstct T>i'f if F<l>WIlI fl1 1.'11 '1 ~ ;nff ~ ?

(1) '''IT'l"-<n:(1": lll'"1l°q (2) <!i'"1i(1I-«rn: C3"llll'"1l°q

89. Which one of the following conceives God as 'Unmoved mover' ?

(1) Plato (2) Aristotle (3) Hegel (4) Kant

C3"l>il~Rstct if ~ t:("'P ~C["{ 'lIT ';j1llCiRict llCldi!)' it; ~ if (1'"1 !!lct 1 ~?

(1) ~ (2) ~ (3) ~ (4) iIll""C

90. The view that 'mind is a ghost in machine' is upheld by:

11) Descartes (2) Spinoza (3) Ry\e 14) Carnap

'~ '"1~ if iffi ~, ~ '"1ct ~

11) ~ (2) «\)""l'i1l 13) ~ (4) ~

91. Who has used the term 'naturalistic fallacy' for the first time?

(1) Ryle (2) Russell 13) Moore (4) Arstotle

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'>I'fiRiClleJ ~, '!IT wjll~ >I"'Wr f"H'1'1 I4i<rr ''IT ?

(1) $ (2) ~ (3) "J.-3'R (4) ~

92. 'Existence preceedes Essence' is the basic idea of which philosophy?

(1) Rationalism

(3) Pragmatism

(2) Existentialism

(4) Idealism

'<fIff<'Ili'I "fIR '!IT ,!cj'"<Tl ~' ~ f<Iffi ~R 'lit <fI1"I1<'!<1 ~ ~ ?

(1) %ClI" (2) <fIff<'IIi'IClI&

(4) 1I<''I'F11e;

93. As per Manu the characteristic features of Dharma is:

(1) Ten (2) Twelve (3) Eight (4) Twenty

'1:j; if; <fIj(1l< '-llf if; ml"T ~ :

(1) <re (2) GTm! (3) -me (4) <1m

94. Which one of the follOwing is not releted to the teaching of Buddha ?

(1) Shila (2) Prajna (3) Samadhi (4) Yajna

<fI.nRlfuict if "i't 'IiR '<'Ii ~ 'lit fWm "i't (1'"1f.'oict "Itt ~ :

(1) ~fu;r (2) lmT (3) ~ (4) ~

95. The idea of 'Loka Sangraha' is advocated by :

(1) Arthashastra

(3) Geeta

(2) Manusmriti

(4) All the three

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m-~ <!iT f<lElI{ llf\'\411{d fil;<:rr 'l'1T ~ ;

(1) ",of~ (2) +c~

(3) >\tffi (4) <fR! of; ;mr

96. Dharma Leads to material and spiritual welfare is advocated by ?

(1) Kanada (2) Gautsm (3) Kautilya (4) Manu

'-llf ~ ~ f.r;~ ~ 3ffi" ~ Gffi'IT ~, ~ fil>f1~ ;mr llf\'\ q IRd

fil;<:rr 'l'1T ~ ?

(1) '11"11& (2) -.fRrq (4) '<:!

97. 'BodhisaIVa' strives for the liberation of ;

(1) Ownself (2) All monks

(3) All creatures (4) All human beings

'~' ~ of; ~ >r<!ffi 'li"mT ~ ;

(1) ~ ~ (2) tl>1t ~'li'I ~ ~

98. Bodhisatva performes Mahakaruna by which of the following?

(1) Anugraha (2) Vardana

(3) Upaya Kaushal (4) All the three

(1) ~ (2) cH&I'1

(3) '3'!flI offim (4) "f1>1t <fR!

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99. Who said that punishment is a reward of the criminal ?

(1) Aristotle (2) Bentham (3) Hegel

I'lifl'l ~ m I'li ~ ~ '61 '1"<:<\1\{ t ?

(I) ~ (2) >r~ (3) ~

100. Which of the following is authored by Bhartrihari ?

(l) Mahabhasya

(3) Vakyapadiya

( I ) "'fi:<T'IJ1S!l

(3) ClI'MQi{jq

(2) Tattvatraya

(4) Tattvabindu

(2) dfi'l'lQ

(4) dfi'l fl?flle:' '61 fi[fltr.'9:=I'<1'" f<l;fI~ 'W1 ~ fI"'If.'<ltr ~ ?

(1) ~ (2) ~ . (3) $ (4) mr

102. Which of the following upholds picture theory of language?

(I) Wittgenstein

(3) Quine

(I) \4"i\"RI~'1

(3) *,1~'1

(2) Karnap

(4) Russell

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(2) iflRq

(4) ~

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103. The statement 'Religion is opium' reffers to :

(1) Kamte (2) Weber (3) Marx (4) Hobbes

(1) ~ (2) ~ (3) 'Il'f4 (4) ~

104. The meaning of 'Nirvana' according to Buddhist PhiloSOphy is;

(1) Total annihilation of sufferings

(2) Self realization

(3) Attainement of heaven

(4) Attainment of pleasure

'~ ~' if; "ljftl< ~C1iol "" ctlN4 % (1) ~:ci'f q;r 0lINf.'<1'1> ~m (2) 0lTi"!-~

(3) m '!\T ~ (4) ~ '!\T ~

105. Which of the following accepts that world is not objectivily real ?

(1) Shankara vedanta

(3) Yogachara

(I) ~ 4&lkl

(3) 4l'1It11 <

106. Whose theory'is santanavada ?

(3) Madhyamika

(4) All the three

(2) "!T'-"1fl1'1>

(4) <fAT "fI'4t

(1) Nyaya (2) Mimamsa (3) Buddhism (4) Vedanta

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( 1 ) "'1T'l" (2) >fl'1ifll (3) ;;ft;& (4) ile:I'fI

107. Which one of the following is inadequate pair ?

(1) Svadhanna

(2) Arhat

(3) Kevali

(4) Sthitaprajna

Varnadharam

Buddhism

One who has only partial knowledge

of a thing

Samtvayogi

f.l '"'1 ~ 1~1<1 if "ft ~ 1:('Il G"I jq ~iffi "!r" ~ :

( 1) ,,"'llt - 'l"fwf

(2) ~ - ;;ft;& ~R

(3) o'fiqi.'fl - "" &If'ffi i'lm f<I;"flt ~ 'liT ~ ~ >rR tit

(4) ~<1$1$1 - ~ <iPft

108. Consider fundamental concepts of early vedic thought by using the code

given below:

(1) Rita (2) Dana (3) Tapa (4) Yajna

Code-

(1) (1) and (2) (2) (1) and (3) (3) (2) and (4) (4) (1) and (4)

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~ ~ Pci'Cl1 (Ill 1 (I if; '!"'~ fI.,'II'"'' lIT Pci'Cl1 ( <tIRlIil '*' ;fiir ~ 'lit W if; C3l jfll< ~ '3m :\f.1 il :

(1) 'ID'! (2) WI (3) <f'l (4) <m

w-(1) 1 '*' 2 (2) 1 ~ 3 (3) 2 ~ 4 (4) 1 ~ 4

109. Moral duties rooted in:

(I) Freedom from all sotrs of compulsion

(2) Inner compulsion

(3) Spiritual compulsion

(4) Legal compulsion

~ 'hi"\oq 'hi ;;w.m- %

(1) «'1«1 <rr=-3ft "ft t<ld", ('I 1 (2) C3l1'<'1fl:'h <rr=

(3) C3ll1Ul1R>i'h "1"1 1Ul('l 1 (4) ~1ll1f.1<h <rr=

110. Which one of the following is motivating force according to Psychological

hedonism?

(i) Intuition

(3) Desires

(2) Reason

(4) Idea of good

"I'1'1<'1$IIf.1'h W'lClI'I if; C3ljfll< Pi"'1f<'lf{Q('I if ~ m Wffl % ?

(1) C3l'<'1$1\'1 (2) ~

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111. Which one of the following is incorrect pair?

(1) Mill

(2) Kant

(3) Bentham

(4) Butler

(1) ~ - \3q4\[7I<1IC1I'1

(3) ,,~ - IfSIClI'I

112. 'Good-will' according to Kant is:

(1) Psychological will

(3) Divine will

q;r:rc <t i3'1j"m '~€lJI' % :

(1) 'i..n~$\lf.'I'll ~

(3)~~

Utilitarianism

Rationalism

Hedonism

Naturalism

(2) q;r:rc - ~Mq<<1IC1I<;

(4) <ii!<:'1 { - ll'jifilClI&

(2) Rational will

(4) Spiritual will

(2) ollR9:'ll ~

(4) 0lf"lIfi\1'll ~

113. According to Moore, Good is :

(1) End in itself

(3) Rational

W <1\ i3'1j61< WI % (1) m if "ffiU!

(3) ollR9:'ll

(2) Indefinable

(4) To satify desire

(2) i3'I qfl:"i I "l

(4) ~ q\1 \"i~

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114. Who among the following considers "Good" as simple and

unanalysable ?

(I) Mill

(3) Stevenson

(2) Hume

(4) Moore

f.'t"'1~fuI<1 if <tR ~ -.m ''''''" ~ 3ffir~' '11 .. <11 ~ ?

(1) fi'ffi (2) ~ (3) t<!lCl'ff" (4) ~

115. Stevenson accepts that the moral judgement is :

(1) Expression of speaker's emotions

(3) Descriptive

(2) Purely rational

t<!lCl'ff" of; '31 j*1 1 < ~ f.r>i'I ~ ( 1) <l'I\1T of; @Mf 'i\t '31~df Rffi

(3) <1°1 .. 1«1'1>

116. Butler upholds

(1) Emotivism

(3) Intuitionism

*'<'1 < <;<fI'I>1 < 'ImfT ~ (1) <:421'1<11<1

(3) '31"'$11 .. <11<1

(4) Deontological

(2) ~ allRl'l> (4) tfK'I-~

(2) Naturalism

(4) Prescriptivissm

(2) ~RI<lI<\

(4) <:fWf~tCIT<\"

117. Which theory of punishment considers crime as a mental

disease?

(1) Deterrent

(3) Dharma Shastriya

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(2) Retributive

(4) Reformative

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(1) PiClct"1ClI<t

(3) >r'f~II<.4lCl

(2) >If<'t2fiI<ClI<t

(4) ~ql (ClI&1

118. Which one of the foJlowing believes that reality is both eternal and

non·eternal ?

(I) Sautrantika

(3) Jainism

( I ) «l ~ 1 f.'<:12fi

(3) ~ GllR

(2) Yogachara

(4) Advaita Vedanta

(2) <il'II"II(

(4) ~ 11<::1'<1

119. Select the in correct pair from the foJlowing :

(I) Nagrujuna

(2) Vasubandhu

(3) Lankavatara

(4) Vaibhasika

Sat;yadvaya

Objective idealism

Tathagatagarbha

Asanskrita Dharma

Pi "'1~fultl it "ft ~ :r'l 'fiT ~ ifilfll q :

(I) '11'11'1'1 - <l<'4M (2) 'IW-!! - Cl~..,. >I<'4ClClI<::

(3) <:12fiICltll( - <'f"lI'ltl'I'<I

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120. The statement 'Arthakriyasamarthyalaksnam Parmarthasat' belongs

to ?

(1) Dharmakirti

(3) Samantabhadra

(2) Nagarjuna

(4) Akalanka

'o31'!f\lo'lI~I'l!!l\(illH"f q<'llel~':r (3lelf\lo'lI~I'l!!l\ q<'Hel m( '6T <'IW'f~) '3q$ffi ~ f<Iffi ~ff.Iq; '6T ~ ?

(1) 'l>i'lllRi (2) '11'11'1'1 (3) ~'l'<1>m (4) -31'1i(ij",

121. Which one of the following options is Dot acceptable to Samkbya?

(1) The effect is real transformation of cause

(2) There is neither total desturction nor new origin

(3) Prakrti parinamavada

(4) There is no difference whatsoever between cause and effect

f.'t"'1~f&C\ it 06t"!-~ (d;i\'ii'(t\ ~ Fi\ <:4\i.\'i\<:\ ~ ~ ?

(1) q;r<f, 'I>R"T '6T ClI«1fci'li "'41'<1',°1 ~ I

(2) '1" '!"f fci '11 ~ r ~ ~ '1 '!'l'1" '3«l RI I

(3) lI'Qfff 4RolI'lCiI& ~ I

(4) 'I>R"T ~ q;r<f if f<I;Bt <It WIm '6T ~ '1"1ff ~

122. God according to yoga is :

11) Highest object of meditation

(2) Efficient and material cause

(3) Highest goal of yoga

(4) Only an idea

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<iM of; -3ij<iI< ~ ~ :

(1) "'IR 'Of ~ ~

(3) <iM 'Of flcil'O!! <W'!

(2) f.1 fl:I","I q WI 'lif("T

(4) t«fi f4 €II< l1ffl

123. Which one of the following is Dot included in Chittabhumi as mentioned

in yoga ?

(1) Ekagra (2) Vikalpa (3) Ksipta (4) N iruddha

f.1"'1~~<1 il ~-m <iM am "lMII~ ~ ~ il flfi'q~<1 'Itl~?

( I) t«fifl:I (2) f4 'li1"4 (3) ~ (4) f.1 ffi9:

124. The meaningofBhuyodarshana' in Nyaya is:

(I) Self-realization (2) Bhumi darsan

(3) Repeated observation (4) Alaukika Pratyaksa

"'!I'I G$r il ~<!lqllR 'Of "l-t ~ (1) ;;:m<f-~

(3) g"!: g"!: f.1i't1ff'1f

125. Jnatatavada is accepted by;

(1) Prabhakara

(3) Kumarila

(2) ~ G$r

(4) -3i<fflf4;'Ii _

(2) Nyaya

(4) Shankara

( 1 ) lI'1T'l>{ (2) "'!I'I ~r.r (3) '§'"II~i!I

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(4) ~

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126. 'Adhyasa' for Advaita Vedanta is:

(1) Temporai (2) Empirical (3) Endless (4) All the three

(1) 2{;1f\l!2{; (4) <lR'f ff"it

127. Which one of the following is not acceptable to Socrates?

(1) Knowledge is virtue

(2) Virtue is knowledge

(3) Virtues are many

(4) Without knowledge virtue is impossible

f.'I '"'If\l!f{sj <1 if it ~ -m tl'" {1(1 'Ii'r ~ 2{; 14 "Il!t ?

(1) 0lR ftSJ!"1 ~

(2) fI",:!"1 0lR ~

(3) flS.:!"1 3m ~

(4) f<RT 0lR <f; ftS\:!"1 'ffi'Il''lCf ~

128. Knowledge according to Plato, is:

(1) Opinion

(3) Bleak

~ <f; -31:1>«1 ~ 0lR ~ :

(2) Believe

(4) True believe

( 1) 'lR"1T t2) fcr~m«

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129. Select the incorrect pair from the following:

(1) Descartes - Dualism

(3) Leibnitz - Pluralism

(2) Spinoza - Theism

(4) Hume - Empiricism

PI'"1~ful<1 if 'ft 'Tffi'! ~ ~

(1) ~ - ~<1<'11'"

(3) (11"~\'i1 - "IS'1«1'ue; (4)~-~

130. Which logical proposition consists of antecedent and consequent?

(1) Categorical

(3) Hypothetical

(2) Disjunctive

(4) None of these

firi\1 ""l1'"1q 1'f4 if wIT'T ~ '3,(Hi' 1 m % ?

(1) f.rot~ (2) ~q;~q;

(3) ~\!'h(1\1m1 (4) ~ 'ft ~ om

131. Which is true among the following?

(1) From two affirmative propositions, no conclusion follows

(2) From two negative Propositions, no conclusion follows

(3) From two universal propositions, no conclusion follows

(4) From no any logical proposition, conclusion follows

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f.'t "'1R1 (fi:1Q if "ft m<r <i <11~<i :

(1) ~ ~'liI(It"i'li ''IT'I'<IT "ft ~ f.'t'4\~ "Itl f.'t'li<'1<1T

(2) ~ f.'tq"llt"i'li ClI'fI'i'I "ft ~ f.'t'4\~ ~ f.'t'li<'1<11

(3) ~ ~I'il"'l cll'fl'i'l "ft ~ f.'t'4\~ ~ f.'t'li<'1<11

(4) F<FRft '4t "'I1'lClI'F<l "ft ~ f.'t'4\~ ~ f"l'li<'1<11

132. Identify the fallacy in the following argument:

The General rules the army

The General's wife rules the General.

Therefore the General's wife rules the army.

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(1) Undistributed middle

(3) llliicit minor (4) Fallacy of four terms

f.'t "'1R1RM "'II 'l ~ if <U<r q E!"llf.'t Zf

(3) .mt"l-lW (4) "lg"4eJ <U<r

133. In which figure all the four propositions AEIO can be the conclusion?


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~ ~ if ~ WOR of; ~I"lqlq;q AEIO Pi'4l~ OR wm ~ ?

(1) W-T liAr ~<r'fi ~

(1) W-T<I (2) fu"~I"l (3) cr<:il"<r (4) ~et

135. Who accepted the theory of 'Dharma-Nairatmya' ?

(1) Vaibhasika (2) Sautrantika

(3) Madhyamika (4) All the three

'1 ,PI "t"""l <fiT m '" i ct ftli<'1 OJ iii ct \11 "ll

(1) ~~ (2) «I31If.\1'1>

(3) '1T"'lf'l'l> (4) ~'4T ~

136. Formal Logic is a science of;

(1) Objects

(3) Ideas

>11'1>lfN, "ct'l\~lW-! fci$ll'1 ~

(I) ~~ <fiT

(3) fcitll (f <fiT

(2) Inccidents

(4) Speech forms

(2) 'iIC"!I ~ <fiT

(4) '1141"l ;>1''1>1'.1 <fiT

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137. Aristotle's 'Dictum de omni et nullo applies to which figure ?


~ q;r ~'\5li<1 'fS<RfI it ~ '<'! ~' f<I;(:r -m<IiR 'R <'IT'! ;ffirr ~ ? (1) lNft" (2) ~til'1 (3) ~ (4) ~

138. What is the reasoning called when universal conclusion is drawn from

particular proposition :

(1) Deduction (2) Induction (3) Dilemma (4) Figure

(2) "'11'1'1'1 (4) -m<IiR

139. Name the reasoning passing from universal to particular :

(1) Deduction (2) Induction (3) Analogy

(1) f.'I'I'1"1

(3) m<i~'1'i<i1i!i "'11'1'1'1

140. Logic is related with:

(I) Formal truth

(2) Material truth

(3) Formal and material truths

(4) None of these

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(4 ) 111 'I1'Ii<"l '11

(4) Hypothesis

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<'f't~TR'>[ 'Ii[ ~~ f<hfffl ~ ?

(1) -3'11'Il1{1'1<1 "ffi"l" (2) <H\!'I<1 "ffi"l"

(3) ~ .afR' <R'\! <Wi! m<ff ~ (4) ~ ~ f'IffiT ~ "Itt

141. In mind-body relation who accepts 'Interactionism' :

(1) Kant (2) Spinoza (3) Descartes (4) Leibnitz

( 1 ) 'flT'>'C (2) f{qofl"1l (3) :gq;rt

142. Who said, "Hume aroused me from my dogmatic slumbers" ?

(1) Descartes (2) Kant (3) Spinoza (4) Hegal

f<hffZl q;m- "W ;!t ~ ~~~<Iffi <Bt 41 ilf.'ts; I ~ "1'II'lI" ?

(1) ~ (2) 'flT'>'C (3) ~ofl"1l (4) ~

143. In whose philosophy the difference is shown between Phenomenon

and Noumenon ?

(1) Descartes (2) Kant (3) Spinoza (4) Leibnitz

Qq<U1I< .afR q ('1 Ie! 'Ii[ ~ f<hffof; Gl/t;; if ~@'ll 'l<1T ~ ?

(1) :gq;rt (2) 'flT'>'C (3) ffq;fl"11

144. According to whom, "We accept five Skandhas as soul (Seln ?

(1) Jain

f<hffof; -3'1 jffl (,

(1) ~

(2) Bauddha (3) Nyaya (4) Mimamsa

'~ $I «F>~ 'lit 3'ffi"U "IR ~ ~, ?

(2) ~ (3) "IT'l' (4) 4l'iiffl

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145. How many Siddhis are described in Yoga ?

(1) Two (2) Four (3) Seven (4) Eight

.wr if !<hCl4'1 ffI~<il 'fIT ~ ~ ?

(1) ~ (2) 'ell< (3) m<! (4) '3lTO

146. Who was called'God-intoxicated' ?

(1) Kant (2) Berkeley (3) Spinoza (4) Descartes

f'Iffi ~~ () ""l'C1 omq '1'lT ?

(1) ~ (2) ~ (3) flq"i'NlI (4) ~

147. Who maintains that "We accept stream of ideas as SOUl"?

(1) Aristotle (2) Socarates (3) Hume (4) Locke

!<h~i'lli "TC1" ~? "<PI' ~'<ll (j '!\t atro .m tt ~ "IT"! ~ ~ I"

(1) ~ (2) W"(ICl (3) ~ (4) ~

148. Whose theory is - Thing-in itself?

(1) Socrates (2) Aristotle (3) Berkeley (4) Kant

"~ ~ if" '1if !<h«'lll fu>&id i : (1) W"<ICl (2) -3l~ (3) ~ (4) ~

149. Which one of the following pairs is correct?

(1) Shankara-Vishi.tadvaita (2) Buddha-Vibhajyavada

(3) Jain-Prakriti-Purush (4) Rigved-Music

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(3) ~-~-~

(2) ~-Pci"l""lClIG

(4). Sff'<tG-<i'fRf

150. Who. wrote the book 'Critique of Pure Reason' ?

(1) Aristotle (2) Kant (3) Plato

f4>fe'h ,311tf; "i< ft<>R' ::!<.'C1'fi fl\i(1'1 ~ ?

0) ~~ (2) 'hI"C (3) '<itit

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(4) ~

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