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paper – II õ³ç³ÆŠÿ – II

1. ‘Dukha’ and ‘Dukha Nivarana Marga’ figure prominently in the teachings of

(A) Mahavira

(B) Patanjali

(C) Buddha

(D) Brhaspati

2. The concept of ‘anuvratas’ figures in

(A) Jainism

(B) Yoga

(C) Vaisesika

(D) Lokayata

3. Naturalistic fallacy figures in the ethical philosophy of

(A) B. Russell

(B) Heidegger

(C) G.E. Moore

(D) Wittgenstein

4. Ethics is not a study related to

(A) Good

(B) Justice

(C) Duty

(D) Facts

5. ‘Intellectual love of God’ is a notion associated with

(A) Descartes

(B) Spinoza

(C) Bradley

(D) Kant

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1. ‘§æþ$@Q Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ §æþ$@Q °ÐéÆæÿ×ý Ðèþ*ÆæÿYÐèþ$$’ GÐèþÇ »Z«§æþ¯èþ ÌZ°¨ ?

(A) Ðèþ$àÒÆæÿ (B) ç³™é…fÍ (C) º$§æþª (D) º–çßýçܵ†

2. ‘A¯èþ${Ðèþ™éË’ A…ÔèýÐèþ$$ GÐèþÇ ™èþ™èþ¢Ó…ÌZ°¨ ? (A) gñýO¯èþÐèþ$$ (B) Äñý*Væü

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(A) yéM>ÆŠÿtÞ (B) íܵ¯øgê

(C) {»êyîþÏ (D) M>…sŒý

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6. Nimbarka advocated

(A) Dvaitadvaita

(B) Advaita

(C) Dvaita

(D) Visistadvaita

7. Zeno is known for his

(A) Fallacies

(B) Paradoxes

(C) Speech acts

(D) Antinomies

8. Spinoza is a/an

(A) agnostic

(B) pantheist

(C) atheist

(D) hedonist

9. “Virtue as the Golden Mean” is the view of

(A) Plato

(B) Aristotle

(C) Moore

(D) Kant

10. ‘Mind in the beginning is a tabula raza’, is the view of

(A) Locke

(B) Berkeley

(C) Hume

(D) Kant

11. Psycho-physical interaction between mind and body is associated with

(A) Locke

(B) Berkeley

(C) Descartes

(D) Spinoza

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(B) fVæü§æþÀ¯èþ² §ðþOÐèþÐé¨

(C) ¯éíÜ¢Mæü$yæþ$ (D) çÜ$QÐé¨

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12. “Know thy self” is the statement made by

(A) Thales

(B) Socrates

(C) Plato

(D) Pythagoras

13. The theory of illumination is associated with

(A) St. Agustine

(B) St. Aquinas

(C) St. Anslem

(D) St. Bonaventure

14. Who among the following authors wrote the book principia Mathematica ?

(A) Russell and Wittgenstein

(B) Whitehead and Wittgenstein

(C) Russell and Whitehead

(D) Descartes and Russell

15. Swami Vivekananda says that the absolute can be described as

(A) Sat

(B) Cit

(C) Ananda

(D) Sat-Cit-Ananda

16. The author of ‘Vaisesika-Sutra’ is

(A) Kapila

(B) Patanjali

(C) Prabhakara

(D) Kanada.

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17. Reformative theory figures prominently in

(A) Logic

(B) Ethics

(C) Metaphysics

(D) Ontology

18. “Man is the measure of all things .....” is the statement made by

(A) Gorgias

(B) Socrates

(C) Plato

(D) Protagoras

19. The author of ‘Frege: philosophy of Language’ is

(A) Austin

(B) Quine

(C) Russell

(D) Dummett

20. Hermeneutics is a

(A) method of argument

(B) method of understanding

(C) method of interpretation

(D) method of disputation

21. The tripartiate soul, according to Plato consists of

(A) faith, appetite and force

(B) force, reason and appetite

(C) reason, spirit and appetite

(D) spirit, appetite and force

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(B) ±†Ô>ç܈…

(C) A†¿o†Mæü Ô>ç܈…

(D) çÜ™é¢Ô>ç܈…

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22. Aristotle held that

(A) matter and form are inseparable from each other

(B) matter and form are separable from each other

(C) matter and form interact with each other

(D) matter is the form of the objects

23. Pustimarga is associated with

(A) Nimbarkas philosophy

(B) Vallabha’s philosophy

(C) Sankara’s philosophy

(D) Ramanuja’s philosophy

24. Maya, according to Advaita is

(A) sat

(B) asat

(C) sadasatvilaksana

(D) adhyasa

25. According to Aristotle, forms are

(A) Independent of matter

(B) Dependent on matter

(C) Intrinsic to matter

(D) Closely related to matter

26. According to Plato, Ideas are

(A) Real

(B) Un real

(C) Fictitious

(D) Imaginary

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.

22. AÇÝëtsìýÌŒý {ç³M>ÆæÿÐèþ$$

(A) 糧éÆæÿ¦Ðèþ$$ Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ BMæü–† AÑ¿êgêÅË$

(B) 糧éÆæÿ¦Ðèþ$$ Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ BMæü–† Ñ¿êgêÅË$

(C) 糧éÆæÿ¦Ðèþ$$ Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ BMæü–† Ðèþ$«§æþÅ ç³ÆæÿçܵÆæÿ ^èþÆæÿÅ

(D) {§æþÐèþÅÐèþ$$ Äñý$$Mæü BMæü–™óþ 糧éÆæÿ¦Ðèþ$$

23. ç³#íÙtÐèþ*ÆæÿY ÒÇMìü çÜ…º…«¨…_¯èþ¨ (A) °…»êÆæÿMæü ™èþ™èþ¢ÓÐèþ$$ (B) ÐèþËÏ¿æý ™èþ™èþ¢ÓÐèþ$$

(C) Ôèý…MæüÆæÿ ™èþ™èþ¢ÓÐèþ$$ (D) Æ>Ðèþ*¯èþ$f ™èþ™èþ¢ÓÐèþ$$

24. A§ðþOÓ™èþ… {ç³M>Ææÿ… "Ðèþ*Äæý$' A…sôý (A) çÜ™Œþ (B) AçÜ™Œþ (C) çܧéçÜ™Œþ ÑË„æü×ý (D) A«§éÅçÜ

25. AÇÝëtsìýÌŒý {ç³M>Ææÿ… BMæü–™èþ$Ë$ (A) 糧éÆæÿ¦…ò³O B«§éÆæÿç³yæþ°¨

(B) 糧éÆæÿ¦…ò³O B«§éÆæÿç³yæþ$¯èþ¨

(C) 糧éÆæÿ¦… A…™èþÆ>ÂVæüÐèþ$$ (D) 糧éÆ>¦°Mìü §æþVæüYÆæÿ çÜ…º…«§æþ… MæüËÑ

26. ´ëÏsZ {ç³M>Ææÿ… ¿êÐéË$ (A) Äæý$§éÆ>¦Ë$ (B) AÄæý$§éÆ>¦Ë$

(C) Mæü͵™éË$ (D) Fà¡™éË$

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27. The concept of clearing debts (rnas) such as devarna, pitr rna, bhuta rna et., are related to

(A) Brahmacarya

(B) Grhastha

(C) Vanaprastha

(D) Sanyasa

28. Pranayama in yoga stands for

(A) Inhalation of breath

(B) Exhalation of breath

(C) Retention of breath

(D) All the above

29. The text ‘Aparoksanubhuti’ is authored by

(A) Sankara

(B) Ramanuja

(C) Vallabha

(D) Madhva

30. Sankara’s theory of creation is known as

(A) Vivarta vada

(B) Satkarya vada

(C) Arambha vada

(D) Parinama vada

31. Moksa is attained by the help of which of the following pairs for Visistadvaita ?

(A) Jñana-Karma

(B) Bhakti-Jñana

(C) Bhakti-Prapatti

(D) Karuna-Bhakti

. .. . . . . . .

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.

.

.

..

27. º$$×êË èþ$ ¡Æóÿa¿êÐèþ èþÌñýO èþ §óþÐèþº$$×ý, í³™èþ–º$$×ý ¿æý*™èþ º$$×ý ÐóþsìýMìü çÜ…º…«¨…_¯èþÑ ?

(A) {ºçßýÃ^èþÆæÿÅ (B) Væü–çßýçܦ (C) Ðé¯èþ{ç³çܦ (D) çܯéÅçÜ

28. Äñý*Væü §æþÆæÿÛ¯èþ… {ç³M>ÆæÿÐèþ$$ {´ë×êÄæý*Ðèþ$Ðèþ$$ A¯èþV> (A) ç³NÆæÿMæüÐèþ$$ (B) Æóÿ^èþMæüÐèþ$$ (C) Mæü$…¿æýMæüÐèþ$$ (D) ò³O¯èþÑ A°²

29. Aç³Æø„æü A¯èþ$¿æý*† {Væü…£æþ Ææÿ^èþÆÿ$$™èþ (A) Ôèý…MæüÆæÿ (B) Æ>Ðèþ*¯èþ$f

(C) ÐèþËÏ¿æý (D) Ðèþ$«§æþÓ

30. Ôèý…MæüÆæÿ$° çÜ–íÙt Ðé§æþÐèþ$$¯èþ$ HÐèþ$…§æþ$Ææÿ$ ? (A) ÑÐèþÆæÿ¢ Ðé§æþÐèþ$$ (B) çÜ™ŒþM>ÆæÿÅ Ðé§æþÐèþ$$

(C) BÆæÿ…¿æý Ðé§æþÐèþ$$ (D) ç³Ç×êÐèþ$ Ðé§æþÐèþ$$

31. ÑÕÚët§ðþOÓ™èþ…ÌZ Ððþ*„æü Ý뫧æþ¯èþ f™èþ Ðèþ*Æ>YË$ ? (A) gêq¯èþ&MæüÆæÿà (B) ¿æýMìü¢&gêq¯èþ

(C) ¿æýMìü¢&{ç³ç³†¢ (D) MæüÆæÿ$×ý-¿æýMìü¢

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32. Which one of the following fallacy is committed in the example – “Air is heavy, because it is empty” ?

(A) Asiddha

(B) Viruddha

(C) Satpratipaksa

(D) Savyabhicara

33. The theory of perceptual error in the Nyaya school is

(A) Anyatha khyati

(B) Akhyati

(C) Sat khyati

(D) Anirvacaniya khyati

34. Identify the correct combination.

(A) Mayavada – Anatmavada

(B) Ksanikavada – Atmavada

(C) Anatmavada – Pratitya samutpada

(D) Vivartavada – Anitya vada

35. Pratityasamutpada is derived from

(A) Anityavada

(B) Ksanikavada

(C) Second and third noble truths of Buddha

(D) Svabhavavada

36. Patanjali’s definition of yoga is

(A) Tapasya

(B) Union of Jiva and Brahman

(C) Union of Jiva and Iswara

(D) Ending of minds vrttis

.

.

.

.

32. “ÐéÄæý$$Ðèþ# ºÆæÿ$Ðèþ#V> E…¨ G…§æþ$Mæü¯èþV> A¨ RêÎV> E¯èþ²¨” ©°ÌZ° A¿êçÜ ?

(A) Aíܧæþ® (B) ÑÆæÿ$§æþª

(C) çÜ™Œþ{糆糄æü (D) çÜÐéÅÀM>Ææÿ

33. ¯éÅÄæý$ §æþÆæÿدèþ…ÌZ° {ç³™èþÅ„æü gêq¯èþ ÌZ´ëË íܧ鮅™èþÐèþ$$ (A) A¯èþÅ™èþRêņ

(B) ARêņ

(C) çÜ™ŒþRêņ

(D) A°ÆæÿÓ^èþ±Äæý$ Rêņ

34. D {Mìü…¨ ÐésìýÌZ° çÜ™èþÅÐèþ…™èþÐðþ$O¯èþ f™èþ¯èþ$ Væü$Ç¢…ç³#Ðèþ$$.

(A) Ðèþ*Äæý*Ðé§æþ – A¯é™èþÃÐé§æþ (B) „æü°MæüÐé§æþ – B™èþÃÐé§æþ

(C) A¯é™èþÃÐé§æþ – {糆™èþÅ çÜÐèþ$$™éµ§æþ (D) ÑÐèþÆæÿ¢Ðé§æþ – A°™èþÅÐé§æþ

35. {糆«§æþÅçÜÐèþ$$™Œþ´ë§æþ… ©° ¯èþ$…yìþ E™èþµ¯èþ²… AÆÿ$$…¨ ?

(A) A°™èþÅÐé§æþ (B) „æü°Mæü Ðé§æþ (C) º$§æþ$®° Æðÿ…yæþÐèþ Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ Ðèþ$*yæþÐèþ

BÆæÿÅçÜ™éÅË$ (D) çÜÓ¿êÐèþ Ðé§æþ

36. Äñý*Væü¯èþ$ ç³™èþ…fÍ D Ñ«§æþ…V> °ÆæÿÓ_…^ðþ¯èþ$ (A) ™èþç³çÜÅ (B) iÐèþ Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ {ºçßýÃË MæüËÆÿ$$Mæü

(C) iÐèþ Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ DÔèýÓÆæÿ$Ë MæüËÆÿ$$Mæü (D) _™èþ¢ Ðèþ–†¢ °Æø«§æþ

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II 10 A-18-18

37. Ontological argument for the existence of God is put forward by

(A) St. Anselem

(B) St. Thomas Aquinas

(C) Descartes

(D) Kant

38. The philosophy of Swami Vivekananda is

(A) Realistic

(B) Pragmatic

(C) Spiritualistic

(D) Idealistic

39. ‘Anirvacaniya Khyati’ is a theory of error of

(A) Prabhakara

(B) Kumarila

(C) Advaita vedanta

(D) Nyaya

40. Which one of the following schools believes that moksa is attained through the performance of sacrifices ?

(A) Samkhya

(B) Yoga

(C) Purva Mimamsa

(D) Uttara Mimamsa

41. Which one of the following pairs is acceptable to Carvakas ?

(A) Perception – inference

(B) Postulation – absence

(C) Fire – ether

(D) Air – water

.

.

37. §ðþOÐèþ™èþÓç³# E°Mìü° çÜ™é¢Ðé§æþÐèþ$$ÌZ °Ææÿ*í³…^óþ…§æþ$Mæü$ {ç³Äæý$†²…_…¨.

(A) õÜ…sŒý A¯ŒþïÜË…

(B) õÜ…sŒý £éÐèþ$‹Ü BMìüÓ¯èþ‹Ü

(C) yðþM>ÆŠÿtÞ (D) M>…sŒý

38. ÝëÓÑ$ ÑÐóþMæü¯èþ…§æþ$° ™èþ™èþ¢ÓÐèþ$$ (A) Äæý$§éÆæÿ¦Ðé§æþ (B) ÐèþÅÐèþàÇMæü Ðé§æþ (C) B«§éņÃMæüÐé§æþ (D) ¿êÐèþÐé§æþ

39. ‘A°ÆæÿÓ^èþ±Äæý$ Rêņ’ A¯èþ$¯èþ¨ GÐèþÇ Ñç³ÆæÿÅÄæý$ íܧ鮅™èþÐèþ$$ ?

(A) {糿êMæüÆæÿ (B) Mæü$Ðèþ*ÇË

(C) A§ðþOÓ™èþ Ðóþ§é…™èþÐèþ$$ (D) ¯éÅÄæý$

40. ™éÅV>˯èþ$ B^èþÇ…^èþ$r §éÓÆ> Ððþ*„>°² Ý뫨…^èþÐèþ^èþa° ÑÔèýÓíÜ…^óþ ™èþ™èþ¢Ó Ô>ç܈ Ô>Q

(A) Ýë…QÅ (B) Äñý*Væü

(C) ç³NÆæÿÓ Ò$Ðèþ*…çÜ

(D) E™èþ¢Ææÿ Ò$Ðèþ*…çÜ

41. D {Mìü…¨ ÐésìýÌZ H f™èþ ^éÆæÿÓMæü$ËMæü$ A…XM>ÆæÿÄñý*VæüÅÐèþ$$ ?

(A) {ç³™èþÅ„æü – A¯èþ$Ðèþ*¯èþ (B) AË$Åç³VæüÐèþ$$ – A¯èþ$ç³íܦ†

(C) AW² – D™èþÆŠÿ (D) ÐéÄæý$$Ðèþ# – fËÐèþ$$

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42. “Vienna circle” is associated with

(A) Logical positivism

(B) Rationalism

(C) Empiricism

(D) Idealism

43. A truth function is so called because

(A) It is always true

(B) It is never true

(C) Its truth is a function of the truth value of its constituents

(D) Its truth is independent of the truth value of its constituents

44. Dialectical method is used by

(A) Socrates

(B) Thales

(C) St. Anselem

(D) St. Thomas Aquinas

45. In Samkhya philosophy, Sattva, Rajas and Tamas are constituent parts of

(A) Purusa

(B) Prakrti

(C) Atman

(D) Brahman

46. Avarana and Viksepa are two characteristic features of

(A) Atman

(B) Brahman

(C) Maya

(D) Jiva

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.

.

. .

.

42. “ÑÄæý$¯é² çÜÇPÌŒý” ©°Mìü çÜ…º…«¨…_¯èþ¨. (A) ™éÇPMæü {ç³™èþÅ„æü gêq¯èþÐé§æþÐèþ$$ (B) õßý™èþ$Ðé§æþÐèþ$$ (C) A¯èþ$¿æýÐèþÐé§æþÐèþ$$ (D) ¿êÐèþÐé§æþÐèþ$$

43. Äæý$§éÆæÿ¦ M>ÆæÿÅ™èþÃMæü™èþ A¯èþ$¯èþ¨ (A) GË糚yæþ$ °fÐèþ$$ (B) G糚yæþ$ °fÐèþ$$ M>§æþ$

(C) °Æ>Ã×ýÐèþ$$ A…ÔèýÐèþ$$Ë Äæý$§éÆæÿ¦™èþò³O Äæý$§éÆæÿ¦ M>Æ>Å™èþÃMæü™èþ B«§éÆæÿç³yìþ E…r$…¨

(D) °Æ>Ã×ý A…ÔèýÐèþ$$Ë Äæý$§éÆæÿ¦™èþò³O Äæý$§éÆæÿ¦ M>Æ>Å™èþÃMæü™èþ B«§éÆæÿç³yìþ E…yæþ§æþ$

44. §æþÓ…§æþÓ ™éÇPMæü 糧æþ®†° Eç³Äñý*W…_…¨. (A) Ýù{Mæüsîý‹Ü

(B) ™óþÌŒýÞ

(C) õÜ…sŒý A¯ŒþïÜË…

(D) õÜ…sŒý £éÐèþ$‹Ü BMìüÓ¯é‹Ü

45. Ýë…QÅ ™èþ™èþ¢Ó…ÌZ çÜ™èþÓ ÆæÿgZ™èþÐðþ* Væü$×êË$ ©°ÌZ° ¿êV>Ë$

(A) ç³#Ææÿ$çÙ

(B) {ç³Mæü–† (C) B™èþà (D) {ºçßýÃ

46. BÐèþÆæÿ×ý Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ Ñ„óüç³ A¯èþ$ Æðÿ…yæþ$ Ë„æü×êË$ ©°Mìü çÜ…º…«¨…_¯èþÑ.

(A) B™èþà (B) {ºçßýà (C) Ðèþ*Äæý$ (D) iÐèþ

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47. Sankya Theory of causation is known as

(A) Vivarthavada

(B) Parinamavada

(C) Satkaryavada

(D) Asathkaryavada

48. Who among the following has formulated the theory of logical atomism ?

(A) Russell

(B) Descartes

(C) Sartre

(D) Husserl

49. ‘Niskamakarma’ in Bhagavadgita stands for

(A) Renunciation of action

(B) Renunciation of fruits of an action

(C) Renunciation of faith in God

(D) Renunciation of belief in truth

50. Match the list – I with list – II.

list – I list – II

I. Aristotle 1. Republic

II. Mill 2. Ethics of Duty

III. Kant 3. Utilitarian theory

IV. Plato 4. Self-realization theory

Codes :

I II III IV

(A) 4 3 2 1

(B) 2 3 4 1

(C) 3 4 1 2

(D) 4 1 2 3

.

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47. Ýë…QŧæþÆæÿدèþ M>ÆæÿÅM>Ææÿ×ý íܧ鮅™èþÐèþ$$ (A) ÑÐèþÆæÿ¢Ðé§æþ (B) ç³Ç×êÐèþ$Ðé§æþ (C) çÜ™ŒþM>ÆæÿÅÐé§æþ (D) AçÜ™ŒþM>ÆæÿÅÐé§æþ

48. D {Mìü…¨ ÐéÇÌZ GÐèþÆæÿ$ ™éÇPMæü A×ý$Ðé§é°² {糆´ë¨…_¯èþ¨ ?

(A) ÆæÿòÜÞÌŒý (B) yðþM>ÆŠÿtÞ (C) Ýë[ÆŠÿ¢ (D) çßý{òÜÌŒý

49. ¿æýVæüÐèþ©Y™èþÌZ° °ÚëPÐèþ$MæüÆæÿà ©°Mìü {糡Mæü (A) MæüÆæÿÃ˯èþ$ ™èþÅh…^èþ$r

(B) MæüÆæÿà çœÌê˯èþ$ ™èþÅh…^èþ$r

(C) §ðþOÐèþÐèþ$$ò³O ÑÔ>ÓÝë°² ™èþÅh…^èþ$r

(D) çÜ™èþÅ…ò³O ¯èþÐèþ$ÃM>°² ™èþÅh…^èþ$r

50. f™èþç³Ææÿ^èþ$Ðèþ$$.

ÐèþÆæÿ$çÜ – I ÐèþÆæÿ$çÜ – II

I. AÇÝëtsìýÌŒý 1. Çç³¼ÏMŠü II. Ñ$ÌŒý 2. ±† Äñý$$MæüP Ñ«¨ III. M>…sŒý 3. çÜ$QÐé§æþ íܧ鮅™èþ… IV. ´ëÏsZ 4. B™èþÃíܨ® íܧ鮅™èþÐèþ$$ MøyŠþÞ : I II III IV

(A) 4 3 2 1

(B) 2 3 4 1

(C) 3 4 1 2

(D) 4 1 2 3

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51. Moral, in Kant’s sense, is an action carried out from a sense of

(A) Happiness

(B) Satisfaction

(C) Duty

(D) Moral act

52. Absolute Idealism is the Philosophy of

(A) Kant

(B) Hegel

(C) Descartes

(D) Spinoza

53. Who among the following thinkers made the statement “better to be Socrates dissatisfied than a fool satisfied” ?

(A) Jeremy Bentham

(B) J.S. Mill

(C) Socrates

(D) Plato

54. The book ‘Principles of Morals and Legislation’ was written by

(A) J.S. Mill

(B) Jeremy Bentham

(C) Aristotle

(D) Dewey

55. The author of ‘Nicomachean Ethics’ book is

(A) Plato

(B) Socrates

(C) Aristotle

(D) Russell

51. M>…sŒý §æþ–íÙtÌZ ¯ðþO†Mæü ^èþÆæÿÅË BÑÆ>ÂÐé°Mìü Ðèþ$*ËÐèþ$$ (A) çÜ…™øçÙÐèþ$$ (B) ™èþ–í³¢

(C) Ñ«¨

(D) ¯ðþO†Mæü ^èþÆæÿÅ

52. MóüÐèþË ¿êÐèþÐé§æþÐèþ$$ GÐèþÇ ™èþ™èþ¢ÓÐèþ$$ ? (A) M>…sŒý (B) òßýVðüÌŒý (C) yðþM>ÆŠÿtÞ (D) íܵ¯øgê

53. AÑÐóþMìü° ™èþ–í³¢ç³Ææÿ_ èþ §é°Mæü¯é² Ýù{Mæüsîý‹Ü èþ$ AçÜ…™èþ–í³¢ ç³Ææÿ^èþyæþ… Ðóþ$Ë° ¿êÑ…_¯èþ BÌZ^èþ¯éç³Ææÿ$yæþ$ D ¨Væü$Ðèþ ÐéÇÌZ GÐèþÆæÿ$ ?

(A) gñýÇà »ñý…£éÐŒþ$ (B) gñý.Äæý$‹Ü. Ñ$ÌŒý

(C) Ýù{Mæüsîý‹Ü

(D) ´ëÏsZ

54. “{ í³°Þç³#ÌŒýÞ B‹œ Ððþ*ÆæÿÌŒýÞ A…yŠþ ÌñýhõÜÏçÙ¯Œþ” {Væü…£æþ Ææÿ^èþÆÿ$$™èþ

(A) gñý.Äæý$‹Ü. Ñ$ÌŒý (B) gñýÇà »ñý…£éÐŒþ$

(C) AÇÝëtsìýÌŒý

(D) yæþ*ÅÆÿ$*

55. °MøÐèþ*ÅMìüÄæý$¯Œþ G¤MŠüÞ {Væü…£æþ Ææÿ^èþÆÿ$$™èþ (A) ´ëÏsZ

(B) Ýù{Mæüsîý‹Ü

(C) AÇÝëtsìýÌŒý (D) ÆæÿòÜÞÌŒý

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56. “To be is to be perceived” is the view of

(A) Descartes

(B) Kant

(C) Berkeley

(D) Hegel

57. Which one of the following pairs of purusarthas are acceptable to Carvakas ?

(A) Moksa and Kama

(B) Dharma and Artha

(C) Artha and Kama

(D) Dharma and Moksa

58. The philosophy of Moore is popularly known as

(A) Common sense realism

(B) Direct realism

(C) Naive realism

(D) Critical realism

59. Coherence theory of truth is associated with

(A) Realism and empiricism

(B) Idealism and rationalism

(C) Realism and rationalism

(D) Idealism and empiricism

60. Which one of the following is famous for Skepticism ?

(A) Hegel

(B) Hume

(C) Spinoza

(D) Russell

56. “^èþ*çÜ$¢¯èþ²§óþ E¯èþ²¨” A° AÀ{´ëÄæý$ç³yìþ…¨.

(A) yðþM>ÆŠÿtÞ

(B) M>…sŒý

(C) ºÆæÿPÎ

(D) òßýVðüÌŒý

57. D {Mìü…¨ ÐésìýÌZ H f™èþ ç³#Ææÿ$ÚëÆ>¦Ë$ ^éÆ>ÓMæü$ËMæü$ A…XM>Ææÿ Äñý*V>ÅË$ ?

(A) Ððþ*„æü Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ M>Ðèþ$

(B) «§æþÆæÿà Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ AÆæÿ¦

(C) AÆæÿ¦ Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ M>Ðèþ$

(D) «§æþÆæÿà Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ Ððþ*„æü

58. Ðèþ$*ÆŠÿ ™é†ÓMæü _…™èþ×ý D ¨Væü$Ðèþ ™èþ™èþ¢Ó…V> {ç³Rêņ ^ðþ…¨…¨

(A) ÐèþÅÐèþàÇMæü Äæý$§éÆæÿ¦ Ðé§æþÐèþ$$

(B) {ç³™èþÅ„æü Äæý$§éÆæÿ¦ Ðé§æþÐèþ$$

(C) ¯èþ*™èþ¯èþ Äæý$§éÆæÿ¦ Ðé§æþÐèþ$$

(D) ÑÐèþ$Ææÿدé™èþÃMæü Äæý$§éÆæÿ¦ Ðé§æþÐèþ$$

59. çÜ$çÜ…Væü™èþ™èþÓ çÜ™èþÅ íܧ鮅™èþÐèþ$$ ©°Mìü çÜ…º…«¨…^èþ¯èþ¨ ?

(A) Äæý$§éÆæÿ¦Ðé§æþÐèþ$$ Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ A¯èþ$¿æýÐèþ Ðé§æþÐèþ$$ (B) ¿êÐèþÐé§æþÐèþ$$ Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ õßý™èþ$ Ðé§æþÐèþ$$

(C) Äæý$§éÆæÿ¦Ðé§æþÐèþ$$ Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ õßý™èþ$ Ðé§æþÐèþ$$ (D) ¿êÐèþÐé§æþÐèþ$$ Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ A¯èþ$¿æýÐèþ Ðé§æþÐèþ$$

60. {Mìü…¨ ÐéÇÌZ GÐèþÆæÿ$ {ç³Ðèþ$$Q çÜ…ÔèýÄæý$Ðé¨ ?

(A) òßýVðüÌŒý (B) çßý*ÅÐŒþ$

(C) íܵ¯øgê

(D) ÆæÿòÜÞÌŒý

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61. Edmund Husserl is famous for his contribution to

(A) Logical positivism

(B) Phenomenology

(C) Pragmatism

(D) Materialism

62. According to Aristotle God is

(A) Idea

(B) Monad

(C) Matter

(D) Unmoved mover

63. Which one of the following Pramana’s is acceptable to Carvaka’s ?

(A) Pratyaksa only

(B) Pratyaksa and anumana

(C) Pratyaksa and sabda

(D) Anumana only

64. The author of Thus Spake Zarathustra

(A) Russel

(B) Sartre

(C) Nietzsche

(D) Plato

65. ‘The allegory of cave’ is found in the philosophy of

(A) Socrates

(B) Plato

(C) Aristotle

(D) St. Agustine

.

.

.

.

61. GyŠþÐèþ$…yŠþ çßý$òÜÞÆæÿÏ JMæü {ç³Ðèþ$$Q (A) (™éÇPMæü ç³#¡ÏM æ ü gêq¯ èþÐé§æþÐ èþ$$) ÌêhMæüÌ Œ ý

´ëíÜsìýÑfÐŒþ$ (B) òœ¯øÐðþ$¯éÌZh

(C) {´ëV>ÃsìýfÐŒþ$ (D) Ððþ$sîýÇÄæý$Íf…

62. AÇÝëtsìýÌŒý {ç³M>Ææÿ… §ðþOÐèþÐèþ$$ (A) ¿êÐèþÐèþ$$ (B) _§é…ÔèýÐèþ$$

(C) 糧éÆæÿ¦Ðèþ$$ (D) ™é¯èþ$ ^èþÍ…^èþMæü ^èþÍ…ç³ ^óþõÜÐéyæþ$

63. D ¨Væü$Ðèþ {ç³Ðèþ*×êËÌZ H {ç³Ðèþ*×ý… ^éÆ>ÓMæü$ËMæü$ A…XM>Ææÿ… ?

(A) {ç³™èþÅ„æü (B) {ç³™èþÅ„æü Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ A¯èþ$Ðèþ*¯èþ

(C) {ç³™èþÅ„æü Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ Ôèýºª (D) A¯èþ$Ðèþ*¯èþ

64. “§æþ‹ÜòܵMæü fÆ>™èþ$[çÜt” ç³#çÜ¢Mæü Ææÿ^èþÆÿ$$™èþ (A) ÆæÿòÜÞÌŒý (B) Ýë[ÆŠÿ¢

(C) ±^ðþ (D) ´ëÏsZ

65. ‘AÌñýÏVøÇ B‹œ MóüÐŒþ’ A¯èþ$¯èþ¨ ÒÇ ™èþ™èþ¢Ó…ÌZ°¨. (A) Ýù{Mæüsîý‹Ü

(B) ´ëÏsZ

(C) AÇÝëtsìýÌŒý

(D) õÜÆÿ$$…sŒý BVæüçÜtÆÿ$$¯Œþ

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66. In a square of opposition A and O propositions are

(A) Contraries

(B) Sub-contraries

(C) Contradictories

(D) Subaltern

67. Which one of the following philosophers has refuted the theory of innate Ideas ?

(A) John Locke

(B) Berkeley

(C) Kant

(D) Husserl

68. Match list – I with list – II

list – I list – II

I. Thales 1. Air

II. Anaximander 2. Flux and Fire

III. Anaximenes 3. Water

IV. Heraclitus 4. Indeterminate boundless

Codes :

I II III IV

(A) 2 1 4 3

(B) 3 4 2 1

(C) 3 4 1 2

(D) 4 1 2 3

69. Symbolize the statement “Rama is tall and Shravan is short” in predicate calculus

(A) Rt & S

s

(B) Tr & S

s

(C) p & q

(D) P & Q

66. ÐèþņÆóÿMæü ^èþ™èþ$Ææÿ{çÜ…ÌZ G Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ K {糆gêq ÐéM>ÅË$ (A) {糆Mæü*ÌêË$ (B) Eç³ {糆Mæü*ÌêË$

(C) ÐéÅçœ*™èþ$M>Ë$ (D) E´ë{Õ™éË$

67. A…™èþÆ>ÂÐéË íܧ鮅™é°² Q…yìþ…_¯èþ ™é†ÓMæü$yæþ$ D ¨Væü$Ðèþ ÐéÇÌZ GÐèþÆæÿ$ ?

(A) gꯌþ ÌêMŠü (B) ºÆæÿPÎ

(C) M>…sŒý (D) çßý${òÜÌŒý

68. f™èþç³Ææÿ^èþ$Ðèþ$$.

f™èþ – I f™èþ – II

I. £óþÌŒýÞ 1. ÐéÄæý$$Ðèþ# II. A¯éMìüÞÐèþ$…yæþÆŠÿ 2. çœÏMŠüÞ Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ AW² III. A¯éMìüÞÒ$¯èþ‹Ü 3. fËÐèþ$$ IV. òßýÆ>MìüÏr‹Ü 4. A°Äæý$…{†™èþ&çßý§æþ$ªË$Ìôý° MøyŠþÞ : I II III IV

(A) 2 1 4 3

(B) 3 4 2 1

(C) 3 4 1 2

(D) 4 1 2 3

69. {ò³yìþMóüsŒý M>ÅË$Mæü$Ë‹ÜÌZ D ÐéM>Å°² çÜ…gêq Ææÿ*ç³…ÌZ {ÐéÄæý$…yìþ. "Æ>Ðèþ* D‹ÜsêÌŒý A…yŠþ {Ô>Ðèþ׊ý D‹Ü ÚëÆŠÿt'

(A) Rt & S

s

(B) Tr & S

s

(C) p & q

(D) P & Q

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70. Bertrand Russel is

(A) logical analyst

(B) existentialist

(C) pragmatist

(D) rationalist

71. The implication (p ⊃ q) is defined in terms of

(A) (p > q) ≡ (~~ p ∨ q)

(B) (p ⊃ q) ≡ (~ p ∨ q)

(C) (p ⊃ q) ≡ (~ p ∨ ~ q)

(D) (p ⊃ q) ≡ (p ∨ ~ q)

72. Match the list – I with list – II

list – I list – II

I. Jainism 1. Zakat

II. Buddhism 2. Sreyas and preyas

III. Hinduism 3. Tirthankara

IV. Islam 4. Duhkha

Codes :

I II III IV

(A) 1 2 4 3

(B) 3 4 2 1

(C) 4 3 1 2

(D) 2 3 4 1

73. The following is the rule of transposition

(A) (p ⊃ q) ≡ (~ q ⊃ ~ p)

(B) (p ≡ q) ≡ (q ≡ p)

(C) (p ∨ q) ≡ (~ q ∨ ~ p)

(D) (p & q) ≡ (~ q & ~ p)

.

70. »ñý{r…yŠþ ÆæÿòÜÞÌŒý JMæü (A) ™éÇPMæü ÑÔóýÏçÙMæü$yæþ$ (B) AíÜ¢™èþÓÐé¨

(C) ÐèþÅÐèþàÇMæü Ðé¨

(D) õßý™èþ$Ðé¨

71. A…™èþÆ>ÂÐèþÐèþ$$ (p ⊃ q) ° H Ñ«§æþ…V> °ÆæÿÓ_Ýë¢Ææÿ$ ? (A) (p > q) ≡ (~~ p ∨ q)

(B) (p ⊃ q) ≡ (~ p ∨ q)

(C) (p ⊃ q) ≡ (~ p ∨ ~ q)

(D) (p ⊃ q) ≡ (p ∨ ~ q)

72. f™èþç³Ææÿ^èþ$Ðèþ$$.

f™èþ – I f™èþ – II

I. gñýO¯èþÐèþ$$ 1. fMæü™Œþ II. »o§æþ®Ðèþ$$ 2. {ÔóýÄæý*‹Ü Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$

{õ³Äæý*‹ÜË$ III. òßýO…§æþÐèþÐèþ$$ 3. ¡Ææÿ¦…MæüÆæÿ IV. CÝëÏ… 4. §æþ$@Q MøyŠþÞ : I II III IV (A) 1 2 4 3 (B) 3 4 2 1 (C) 4 3 1 2 (D) 2 3 4 1

73. {Mìü…¨ ÐésìýÌZ H¨ "{sꯌþÞ´ùíÙçܯŒþ' °Äæý$Ðèþ$Ðèþ$$ (A) (p ⊃ q) ≡ (~ q ⊃ ~ p)

(B) (p ≡ q) ≡ (q ≡ p)

(C) (p ∨ q) ≡ (~ q ∨ ~ p)

(D) (p & q) ≡ (~ q & ~ p)

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74. To be is to be perceived (esse ist pescipi) is the dictum of

(A) Descartes (B) Berkeley

(C) Spinoza (D) Hegel

75. Match list – I with list – II.

list – I list – II I. Kant 1. Intentionality II. Husserl 2. Picture theory of

meaning III. Russell 3. Logical atomism IV. Wittgenstein 4. Phenomenong and

Noumenon

Codes : I II III IV (A) 2 1 4 3 (B) 3 4 2 1 (C) 3 4 1 2 (D) 4 1 2 3

76. Match list – I with list – II

list – I list – II

I. Frege 1. Tractatus

II. Russell 2. Language, Truth & Logic

III. Ayer 3. Concept and Object

IV. Wittgenstein 4. principia Mathematica

Codes : I II III IV (A) 1 4 3 2 (B) 3 4 2 1 (C) 2 1 4 3 (D) 4 3 2 1

77. The author of the book Appearance and Reality is

(A) Hegel (B) Kant

(C) Hume (D) Bradley

74. ^èþ*çÜ¢¯èþ²§ðþ E¯èþ²¨ A¯èþ²¨ GÐèþÆæÿ$ ? (A) yðþM>ÆŠÿÞt (B) ºÆæÿPÍ

(C) íܵ¯øgê (D) õßýVðüÌŒý

75 D {Mìü…¨ Ðésìý° f™èþç³Ææÿ^èþ$Ðèþ$$.

list – I list – II I. M>…sŒý 1. A…™èþÆæÿ$¨® II. çßý${òÜÌŒý 2. í³MæüaÆŠÿ ¤Äæý$È B‹œ Ò$°…VŠü III. ÆæÿòÜÞÌŒý 3. ÌêhMæüÌŒý BrÑ$f… IV. ÑsñýVðü¯Œþ õÜt¯Œþ 4. 휯éÑ$¯é Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ ÝëÑ$

Codes : I II III IV (A) 2 1 4 3

(B) 3 4 2 1

(C) 3 4 1 2

(D) 4 1 2 3

76. f™èþç³Ææÿ^èþ$Ðèþ$$. f™èþ – I f™èþ – II I. {íœh 1. {sêMæütr‹Ü II. ÆæÿòÜÞÌŒý 2. Ìê…VóüÓgŒý&{r*™Œþ A…yŠþ

ÌêhMŠü III. GÄæý$ÆŠÿ 3. M>¯ŒþòÜ‹³t A…yŠþ B»ñýjMæü$t IV. ÑsñýVæü¯ŒþçÜtÆÿ$$¯Œþ 4. {í³°Þí³Äæý* Ðèþ*Å£ðþÐðþ$sìýM> MøyŠþÞ : I II III IV

(A) 1 4 3 2

(B) 3 4 2 1

(C) 2 1 4 3

(D) 4 3 2 1

77. ‘Aí³µÄæý$Æðÿ¯ŒþÞ A…yŠþ ÇÄæý*Ísìý’ A¯èþ$ {Væü…£æþ Ææÿ^èþÆÿ$$™èþ (A) òßýVðüÌŒý (B) M>…sŒý

(C) çßý*ÅÐŒþ$ (D) {»êyìþÏ

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78. “All real is rational and all rational is real” is the statement made by

(A) Kant

(B) Hume

(C) Berkeley

(D) Hegel

79. The notion of “language-game” appears in the following text of Ludwig Wittgenstein

(A) Tractatus

(B) philosophical Investigations

(C) On Certainty

(D) Blue and Brown Books

80. Enumeration of instances is useful in

(A) Deduction

(B) Induction

(C) Experiment

(D) Tradition

81. Shunya vada and Vignana vada are the important schools of

(A) Buddhism

(B) Jainism

(C) Yoga

(D) Vedanta

82. ‘Pudgala’ is a term figures in

(A) Buddhism

(B) Jainism

(C) Vedanta

(D) Yoga

83. “Tripithikas” are the sacred books of

(A) Buddhism

(B) Jainism

(C) Sankhya

(D) Mimamsa

78. “Äæý$§éÆæÿ¦… A…™é õßý™èþ$º§æþ® Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ õßý™èþ$º§æþ®Ðèþ$$ A…™é Äæý$§éÆæÿ¦…” A° ÐéÅRêÅ°…_…¨.

(A) M>…sŒý (B) çßý*ÅÐŒþ$

(C) ºÆæÿPÎ

(D) òßýVðüÌŒý

79. “Ìê…VóüÓgŒý VóüÐŒþ$” A¯óþ A…ÔèýÐèþ$$ Ë$yìþÓVŠü ÑsŒýVæü¯Œþ òÜtÆÿ$$¯Œþ Äñý$$MæüP H ç³#çÜ¢Mæü…ÌZ {ç³Ýë¢Ñ…^éÆæÿ$ ?

(A) {sêMóütr‹Ü

(B) íœÌêÝëíœMæüÌŒý C¯ðþÓíÙtVóüçÙ¯ŒþÞ

(C) B¯Œþ çÜÆðÿt°sìý (D) º*Ï A…yŠþ {»o¯Œþ º$MŠüÞ

80. §æþ–Úët…™éË Væü×ý¯èþÐèþ$$ §óþ°Mìü §øçßý§æþç³yæþ$™èþ$…¨ ? (A) °VæüÐèþ$¯èþÐèþ$$ (B) BVæüÐèþ$¯èþÐèþ$$

(C) {ç³Äñý*V>Ë$ (D) ç³Ææÿ…ç³Ææÿ

81. Ôèý*¯èþÅ Ðé§æþÐèþ$$ Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ Ñgêq¯èþÐé§æþÐèþ$$ A¯óþÑ D {Mìü…¨ ÐésìýÌZ H {糫§é¯èþÐðþ$O¯èþ Ðèþ$™éËMæü$/§æþÆæÿدéËMæü$ ^ðþ…¨¯èþÑ ?

(A) »o§æþ®Ðèþ$™èþÐèþ$$ (B) gñýO¯èþÐèþ$$ (C) Äñý*Væü (D) Ðóþ§é…™èþ

82. ‘ç³#§æþYËÐèþ$$’ A¯èþ$ 糧æþÐèþ$$ §óþ°Mìü ^ðþ…¨¯èþ¨ ? (A) »o§æþ®Ðèþ$$ (B) gñýO¯èþÐèþ$$

(C) Ðóþ§é…™èþ (D) Äñý*Væü

83. “{¡ï³uæÿMæüÐèþ$$Ë$” H §æþÆæÿدèþ ç³Ñ{™èþ {Væü…£éË$ ? (A) »o§æþ®Ðèþ$$ (B) gñýO¯èþÐèþ$$ (C) Ýë…RêÅ (D) Ò$Ðèþ*…çÜ

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84. Who wrote ‘Integral Yoga’ ?

(A) Patanjali

(B) Madhvacharya

(C) Sri Aurobindo

(D) Ramanuja

85. “Purva Mimamsa” gives importance to

(A) Karma Kanda

(B) Jnana Kanda

(C) Tapasya

(D) Japa

86. Super mind and Gnostic begins are the terms figure in the writings of

(A) Tagore

(B) Gandhi

(C) Sri Aurobindo

(D) K.C. Bhattacharya

87. Who wrote ‘The Critique of Pure Reason’ ?

(A) Kant

(B) Hegel

(C) Plato

(D) Hume

88. According to the law of ‘excluded middle’

(A) a proposition is true if it is true

(B) a proposition is false if it is false

(C) a proposition cannot be both true and false simultaneously

(D) a proposition must be either true or false

89. “Doctrine of monads” is important theory of

(A) Descartes

(B) Spinoza

(C) Leibniz

(D) Hegel

84. “C…sìý{VæüÌŒý Äñý*Væü” ç³#çÜ¢Mæü Ææÿ^èþÆÿ$$™èþ ? (A) ç³™èþ…fÍ

(B) Ðèþ$«§éÓ^éÆæÿ$Åyæþ$

(C) } AÆæÿ¼…§ø

(D) Æ>Ðèþ*¯èþ$fyæþ$

85. “ç³NÆæÿÓ Ò$Ðèþ*…çÜ” §óþ°Mìü {´ë«§é¯èþÅ™èþ°çÜ$¢…¨ ? (A) MæüÆæÿà M>…yé

(B) gêq¯èþ M>…yé

(C) ™èþç³çÜÅ

(D) fç³Ðèþ$$

86. “ çÜ*ç³ÆŠÿ Ððþ$O…yŠþ” Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ “gêqíÜtMŠü ¼Æÿ$$…VŠü” A¯èþ$ 糧æþÐèþ$$Ë$ GÐèþÇ Ææÿ^èþ¯èþËÌZ¯èþ$¯èþ²Ñ ?

(A) sêVøÆŠÿ (B) V>…«¨

(C) } AÆæÿ¼…§ø

(D) Mðü.íÜ.¿æýsêt^éÆæÿÅ

87. “{MìüsìýMŠü B‹œ ç³NÅÆŠÿ Èf¯ŒþÞ” Ææÿ^èþÆÿ$$™èþ GÐèþÆæÿ$ ? (A) M>…sŒý (B) òßýVðüÌŒý

(C) ´ëÏsZ

(D) çßý*ÅÐŒþ$

88. ‘GMŠüÞMæü*ÏyðþyŠþ Ñ$yìþÌŒý’ A¯èþ$ ¯éÅÄæý$Ðèþ$$ {ç³M>ÆæÿÐèþ$$ (A) JMæü {糆gêq ÐéMæüÅÐèþ$$ çÜ™èþÅÐðþ$O™óþ¯óþ, çÜ™èþÅÐèþ$$ (B) JMæü {糆gêq ÐéMæüÅÐèþ$$ AçÜ™èþÅÐðþ$O™óþ¯óþ, AçÜ™èþÅÐèþ$$ (C) JMæü {糆gêqÐéMæüÅÐèþ$$ çÜ™èþÅÐèþ$$ Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ AçÜ™èþÅÐèþ$$

JMóü çÜÐèþ$Äæý$…ÌZ M>Æ>§æþ$ (D) JMæü {糆gêq ÐéMæüÅÐèþ$$ çÜ™èþÅÐèþ$$ Ìôý§é AçÜ™èþÅÐèþ$$

AÆÿ$$ E…yæþÐèþÌñý¯èþ$

89. “_§é…ÔèýË íܧ鮅™èþÐèþ$$” GÐèþÇ {糆´ë§æþ¯èþ ? (A) yðþM>ÆŠÿtÞ (B) íܵ¯øgê

(C) ÌñýO¼°gŒý (D) òßýVðüÌŒý

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90. Which one of the following is not a theory of truth ?

(A) Pragmatic (B) Coherence (C) Correspondence (D) Rational

91. “Rig Veda Samhita” consist of (A) 7 mandalas (B) 5 mandalas (C) 10 mandalas (D) 8 mandalas

92. Gandhi’s doctrine of Trusteeship is based on a sense of

(A) morality (B) love (C) truth (D) morality and love

93. By ‘Bread Labour’ Gandhi means (A) In order to live man must work (B) In order to live man must serve (C) In order to live man must earn (D) In order to live man must beg

94. “Jataka Tales” are related to the life of (A) Rama (B) Krishna (C) Ramakrishna (D) Buddha

95. The expressions that have been most frequently used by Tagore for the absolute are

(A) The Universal Man (B) The Supreme Person (C) The Supreme Spirit (D) The Universal Man, Supreme Person,

Supreme Spirit

90. D ¨Væü$Ðèþ ÐésìýÌZ H¨ çÜ™éůóþÓçÙ×ý íܧ鮅™èþÐèþ$$ M>§æþ$ ?

(A) {´ëV>ÃsìýMŠü (B) MøòßýÆæÿ¯ŒþÞ (C) MæüÆðÿÝëµ…yðþ¯ŒþÞ (D) ÆóÿçÙ¯èþÌŒý

91. “º$$VóüÓ§æþ çÜ…íßý™èþÌZ” G°² Ðèþ$…yæþËÐèþ$$Ë$ E¯é²Äæý$° (A) 7 Ðèþ$…yæþÌêË$ (B) 5 Ðèþ$…yæþÌêË$ (C) 10 Ðèþ$…yæþÌêË$ (D) 8 Ðèþ$…yæþÌêË$

92. V>…«©i «§æþÆæÿÃMæüÆæÿ¢ –™èþÓÐèþ$$ §óþ°ò³O B«§éÆæÿç³yìþ…¨ ? (A) ¯ðþO†Mæü™èþ (B) {õ³Ðèþ$ (C) çÜ™èþÅ… (D) ¯ðþO†Mæü™èþ Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ {õ³Ðèþ$

93. V>…«©i ‘{ºyŠþ ÌôýºÆŠÿ’ AÆæÿ¦Ðóþ$…sìý ? (A) º™èþMæüyé°Mìü Ðèþ$°íÙ ™èþç³µ°çÜÇV> ç³° ^óþÄæý*Í (B) º™èþMæüyé°Mìü Ðèþ$°íÙ ™èþç³µ°çÜÇV> õÜÐèþ ^óþÄæý*Í (C) º™èþMæüyé°Mìü Ðèþ$°íÙ ™èþç³µ°çÜÇV> çÜ…´ë¨…^éÍ (D) º™èþMæüyé°Mìü Ðèþ$°íÙ ™èþç³µ°çÜÇV> ¼„>r¯èþ ^óþÄæý*Í

94. “gê™èþMæü Mæü£æþË$” GÐèþÇ iÑ™é°Mìü çÜ…º…«¨…_¯èþÑ ? (A) Æ>Ðèþ$$yæþ$ (B) Mæü–çÙ$~yæþ$

(C) Æ>Ðèþ$Mæü–çÙ$~yæþ$ (D) º$§æþ$®yæþ$

95. u>Væü*ÆŠÿ BÐèþ$*Ææÿ¢ ¿êÐèþ¯èþ Væü$Ç…_ ^ðþç³µyé°Mìü Ðéyìþ¯èþ AÀÐèþÅ…f¯èþÐèþ$$Ë$ HÑ ?

(A) ÝëÆæÿÓ{†Mæü Ðèþ$°íÙ (B) ç³ÆæÿÐèþ$ ÐèþÅMìü¢ (C) ç³ÆæÿÐèþ$ ^ðþO™èþ¯èþÅÐèþ$$ (D) ÝëÆæÿÓ{†Mæü Ðèþ$°íÙ, ç³ÆæÿÐèþ$ÐèþÅMìü¢, ç³ÆæÿÐèþ$^ðþO™èþ¯èþÅÐèþ$$

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96. Who said “God is unmoved mover” ?

(A) Hegel

(B) Marx

(C) Aristotle

(D) Hume

97. “Either/Or” and “The Sickness Unto Death” are important works of

(A) J.P. Sartre

(B) Kirkegaurd

(C) Karl Jaspers

(D) Hegel

98. Being and Nothingness is the major work of

(A) Jean Paul Sartre

(B) Hegel

(C) Nietzsche

(D) Marx

99. The three properties of an axiom system are

(A) Completeness, cogency, consistency

(B) Consistency, cogency, independence

(C) Independence, completeness, cogency

(D) Consistency, completeness, independence

100. The concept of “Brahma Viharas” is found in the philosophy of

(A) Buddhism

(B) Jainism

(C) Islam

(D) Shankara

96. “§óþÐèþ#yæþ$ ™é¯èþ$ ^èþÍ…^èþMæü$…yé ^èþÍ…õ³Ðéyæþ$” A° GÐèþÆæÿ¯é²Ææÿ$ ?

(A) òßýVðüÌŒý (B) Ðèþ*ÆŠÿPüÞ (C) AÇÝëtsìýÌŒý (D) çßý*ÅÐŒþ$

97. “C§æþÆŠÿ&BÆŠÿ” Ðèþ$ÇÄæý$$ “ íÜMŠü¯ðþ‹Ü A…r$ yðþ™Œþ” GÐèþÇ {ç³Ðèþ$$Q Ææÿ^èþ¯èþË$

(A) gñý.í³. Ýë[Ææÿ¦ (B) MìüÆðÿP V>Ææÿz (C) M>ÆæÿÏ gêçܵÆæÿ (D) òßýVðüÌŒý

98. ½Æÿ$$…VŠü A…yŠþ ¯èþ†¢…VŠü¯ðþ‹Ü {Væü…£æþ Ææÿ^èþÆÿ$$™èþ (A) i¯Œþ ´ëÌŒý Ýë[Ææÿ¦ (B) òßýVðüÌŒý

(C) ±^óþ (D) Ðèþ*ÆŠÿPüÞ

99. çÜÓ™èþ@ íܧæþ® çÜ*{™èþÐèþ$$ Äñý$$MæüP Ðèþ$*yæþ$ Ë„æü×ýÐèþ$$Ë$ (A) çÜ…ç³NÆæÿ~™èþÓÐèþ$$, ºËÐèþ™èþ¢ÆæÿÐèþ$$, ´÷…¨Mæü (B) ´÷…¨Mæü, ºËÐèþ™èþ¢ÆæÿÐèþ$$, çÜÓ™èþ…{™èþ™èþ (C) çÜÓ™èþ…{™èþ™èþ, çÜ…çœNÆæÿ~™èþÓÐèþ$$, ºËÐèþ™èþ¢ÆæÿÐèþ$$ (D) ´÷…¨Mæü, çÜ…ç³NÆæÿ~™èþÓÐèþ$$, çÜÓ™èþ…{™èþ™èþ

100. “{ºçßýà ÑàÆ>‹Ü” A¯èþ$ ¿êÐèþÐèþ$$ ÒÇ ™èþ™èþÓ…ÌZ°¨ ? (A) »o§æþ®…

(B) gñýO¯èþ…

(C) CÝëÏ…

(D) Ôèý…MæüÆæÿ

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