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Subject philosophy
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Exam Date 02, December, 2012
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D-03-12 1 P.T.O.

PHILOSOPHY
PAPER III

Note This paper contains seventy five objective type questions of two marks each.
All questions are compulsory.
1. Vya vaharika Satta refutes Paramarthika SattaPratibhasika SattaBoth ParamarthikaPratibhasika Satta and
Neither ParamarthikaPratibhasika Satta nor

2. The relation between the body and the self is

Sanyoga


Samavaya


Svarupa


None of the above



3. The asamavayi karana of the colour of a piece of cloth is

The threads


The colour of the threads


The conjunction of the threads


None of the above



4. Dravyatva according to the vaisesikas
.is an instance of

Kevala Samanya


Kevala Visesa


Samanya Visesa

.


Jatibodhaka



5. Nimitta Karana of the conjunction of two atoms is

God


Will of God


Nature of the atoms


Creation of dyads



6. The theory that effect is contained in the cause prior to its production is known as

Satkaryavada


Asatkaryavada


Parinamavada


Pratityasamutpadavada



7. The appearance of something in something other than itself according to Samkara means

Avydya


Adhyasa


Maya


None of the above



8. Buddha's attitude toward the Vedic notion on of self is that it is

Dogmatic Sceptic


Indifferent Agnostic



9. Who is the author of the book 'Appearance and Reality'

Bradley Hegel


Descartes Hume



10. According to the Naiyayikas we perceive 'cowness' by

Inference


Comparison


Sense perception


Samanyalakshna pratyaksha



11. The schools which admit two pramanas are

Carvak and Bauddha


Bauddha and Vaisesika

.


Samkhya and Vaisesika

.


Jaina and Yoga



12. Who holds that all is prama

Kumarila Vasubandhu


Kanada Prabhakara



13. Which one of the following is not a means of Sábdagraha

Aptavakya


Tarka


Vrddha-Vyavahara


Vyakarana



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14. Anyathakhyativada is upheld by .

Samkhya and Yoga


Mimamsa and Bauddha


Nyaya and Vaisesika

.


Ramanuja and Kumarila



15. Select the set correctly matched in order of the denial of Sabdapramana
.

Carvaka, Bauddha, Vaisesika

.


Bauddha, Vaisesika, Samkhya

.


Nyaya, Vaisesika, Advaita Vedanta


Bauddha, Nyaya, Vaisesika


.

16. The theory of error known as Akhyativada in Indian Philosophy is presented by

Advait Vedanta


Mimamsa
.



Samkhya


Nyaya



17. The identity of the subject and object consciousness adopting the form of external object is known as

Perception


Inference


Scriptural Testimony


Analogy



18. The Trend in Contemporary Philosophical Method is

Analytical


Sceptical


Synthetic


None of the above



19. The most important element in the Jaina Theory of Pramanas is

Perception


Naya


Scriptures


Inference



20. The fundamental aim of Patanjali Yoga is

Union with God


Union with self


Cessation of modification of mind


Achieving excellences



21. Purvavata and sésavat are two types of
.
anumana according to Gautama. What
will be a third one

Anvayi


Vyatireki


Samanyatod...

rsta


None of the above



22. The knowledge of Vyapti can be attained by

Tarka


Bhuyodarsana


Samanyalaksanapratyaksa

...


All of the above




23. If we define pratyaksa as jnana what
type of fallacy would be committed .

Viruddha Samkarya


Ativyapti Avyapti



24. 'Kalpana' in Buddhist epistemology means

Real construction


Imaginary construction


Both Real and Imaginary Construction


None of the above



25. Knowledge arising out of the sense-object contact is known as

Experience Inference


Perception Testimony



26. The cultivation of land by a cultivator is a an example of

Niskama Karma


Svadharma


Sadharanadharma


Brahmavihara



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27. How can Devarna be compensated
..

Brahmac'arya


Giving birth to children


Performing


Isvarapranidhana


.

28. Among the following which one is not Rta
.

Satya An.

rta


Dharma



29. Which one is not purusartha

Artha Isvara


Kama Dharma



30. Consider List I and List II and select the code correctly matched
List I List II

Veda Rta


Gita

Lokasam. graha


Jainism (iii)Triratna


Buddhism


Codes
1 2 3 4














31. Human Rights are required in a society where following disparities are existent

Caste Creed


Culture All the three



32. Religious and Social Philosophy has been dealt by Kant in

Critiques of judgement


Critique of pure reason


Religion within the limits of reason


Critique of practical reason



33. Which theory covers the interest of maximum number of people in the society

Perfectionism


Utilitarianism


Rationalism


Intuitionism



34. Duty for the sake of duty is included in

Categorical Dialectic


Categorical Imperative


Categorical Logic


Categorical Discourse



35. As per whose ethics Rational law is the Universal Law that holds for all and acceptable to all

Mill Sidgewick


Kant Bentham



36. 'Morality is led beyond itself into a higher form of goodness, it ends in what we may call religion' is stated by

Mctaggard


Schleinmacher


Mathew Arnold


F.H. Bradley



37. Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched

Similar moral Cultural principles do not Absolutism exist in all societies


There is extreme Cultural variations in relativism customs, taboos and so on from culture to culture


Freedom is Hard compatible with determinism determinism


There is no Soft causality at all determinism



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38. Honesty is not a good policy does not logically imply which one of the following

Either honesty is not a good policy or dishonest persons will be punished.


It is false that honesty is a good policy but dishonest persons are not punished.


If honesty is a good policy then dishonest persons will be punished.


Honesty is a good policy if and only if dishonest persons are punished.



39. Which one among the following is a postulate of morality

God


Society


Good conduct


Harmony



40. Which theory of punishment approves capital punishment

Reformative


Retributive


Both Reformative and Retributive


Preventive



41. If A proposition is true, I and O propositions are

false, true false


false, false false


true, false false


true, true false



42. The mood of a syllogism depends on

quality of premises


quantity of premises


both quality and quantity of premises


quality and quantity of premises and the conclusion



43. The scheme of the FIRST figure of the syllogism is

P M M P

S M S M S P S P


P M M P M S M S S P S P



44. Determining the validity or invalidity of arguments is the special province of

Inductive Logic


Deductive Logic


Symbol Logic


Traditional Logic



45. Read the following syllogism and point out the fallacy in it " All graduates are voters
John is not a graduate
John is not a voter."


The fallacy of Four Terms.


The fallacy of undistributed middle.


Illicit Major


Illicit Minor



46. In categorical syllogism, the middle term is the term that occurs in

Major premise only


Minor premise only


Both major and minor premises


Conclusion only



47. p .. q is false when

p


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