BHU PET 2011 M.a. Philosophy

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Time : 2 Hours J

No of Questions : 150lWll lit ms.rr : 150

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[ Full Marks 45[ ~ : 4 5

Note i) Attempt as m ny questions as you can. Each question carries 3 three)marks. One mark will be deducted for e ch incorrect answer Zero markwill be w rded for each unattempted question.

1Iir OR 'I>T >I'l'i J:iTil'R 'fIR g 7(1) '< r< (2)(3) (4) 3 i

2. The propounder of Sarnkhya Philosophy is :(1) Patanjali (2) Vadarayana (3) Gautam (4) Kapil*'


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11P12361313. According to Samkhya Purusha is :

1) unconscious and actor(3) actor and enjoyer

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8 The cycle of evolution in Samkhya is :1) from concrete t abstract(3) from concrete to concrete


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P 236 312 Which of the following is not a stage of mental modification of yoga?

(1) Vikshipta (2) Kshipta (3) Nigraha (4) Mudhar q\\ 1:IT


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19. The main support of inference is :(1) Separable relation(3) Vyapti relation3fj' lf ' f "< iT 3 MN ~ :

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llP123613124. Which of the following is not involved in the eight fold path of Buddhism?

(1) Right faith (2) Right knowledge(3) Right resolve (4) Right concentrationr :: "' 3l' r ' T'f if A9Gilt i if


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llP 236 328. Which one of the following is not a sort of immediate knowledge in ain

philosophy?(1) Shruti (2) Avadhi (3) Manahparyaya (4) KevalaoR f.'r9 tt :ilTill 7(1) 3l '


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llP123613132. Nyaya accepts:

(1) Intrinsic validity, extrinsic-invalidity(2) Intrinsic validity and invalidity(3) Extrinsic validity-intrinsic invalidity(4) Both validity and invalidity extrinsic"


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P 236l346 hich one of the following is correct statement about Shankara s view?

(1) Brahman is Anandmaya (2) Brahman is full of Anand(3) Brahman is Anand (4) Brahman lacks Anandf.l..., ftId it ff 'fiR-'ffi .; ''''' 4


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11PI236I3150. Who has opined that Bhava Moksha and Dravya Moksha are the two kinds of

Moksha?(1) Jain (2) Bauddha (3) Gita (4) Veda

GTlI f>N - fT'[ 3i R ' 'TO ' l ( I ?(1) (2) -.I\;ij (3) ' 1 i f ~ . f t d ' (4) I>T51. What is acceptable to Jainism ?

(1) Relativity of knowledge(3) Nominalism

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53. Buddhist theory of 'NirviiI,ta' has been described in :(1) First noble truth (2) Second noble truth(3) TIUrd noble truth (4) Fourth noble truth-.I\;ij


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llP123613155 Who has accepted Arthiipatti as Prama\la ?

(1) Mimansii (2) Jain(3) Mimansa & Vedanta (4) Nyaya

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56 Who don't believe in eligibility of women for Moksha ?(1) Bauddha (2) Digambar Jain(3) Svetambar Jain (4) Vedantaf.r9 it -;ff 3l:J'HR "f')\'\ >ita = 'fill 'IR 7(1) oit& 'IT (2) ~ " " "(3) ' ~ < l I ~ (4)

57 hich o the following is not Svaroop lakshan of Brahman according toShankara?(1) SatyamJnanam Anantam Brahma (2) Vijnanam Anandam(3) Ananadam Brahma (4) Jainmiidyasya yatahlioR * l:J'HR f.r9 it -;ff fll;-;ff "" ' T _ O ~ 'fill l { f ' [ urr "'Ri >


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llPI23613160 PramliI,la in Indian Philosophy means :

(1) Means of knowledge(3) Means of invalid knowledge

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65 According to Descartes mind and body are:(1) Attributes of God(2) Two independent substances(3) God is Absolute substance, mind and body are relative substances(4) God, mind and body are three Absolute substancest.\


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P 236I368 Which of the following is not a form of God according to Spinoza ?

(1) Natura Naturata (2) Natura Naturans(3) Transcendental (4) Creatorf.' ""' it "fr Rq it I


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l1P123613172 According to Locke Knowledge originates from:

(1) Sensation (2) Reflection(3) Both sensation and reflection (4) intuitionoffq;-


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11P/236/3176. According to Hume self is :

(1) an eternal substance(2) spiritual substance(3) a matter(4) nothing but a collection of sensationsl;/; ' "':J'lN 3lR'IT :(1) 1f'l' f.'rI ifO I(2) 1f'l' ~ I f i \ j i t > ifO I(3) 1f'l' ifO I(4)


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11P123613180 According to Kant Synthetic Apriori Judgments are possible in :

1) Science (2) Metaphysics(3) Yoga (4) Both in Science and Math'PJUC


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llPI23613185. Moral terms create emotions n the mind of listener this is the vi w accepted

by:(1) Kant (2) Stevenson (3) Green (4) Sidgwick

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llPI23613189. The word attaclunent in Indian Ethics means :

(1) Duty (2) Path o renunciation(3) Way ofactive life 4) Liberation' l f i l ~ 4lff :(1) 'I'lfo (2) fi"" I II PI 'fTlf(3) Q>1\o;:;f\q.r 'PI 'fTlf (4) -.fref

90. Truth and falsity are the quality of :(1) Argument (2) Inductive argument3) Deductive argument 4) Proposition

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PI236 394. If I' is true in traditional square of opposition what will be the case of A'?

(1) False (2) True(3) Both true and false (4) Undetermined, '1 Id fN 'IT?I(3) 3lTi"f>N 1[1i '


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llP1236131101 Which of the following is not the object of Ethics?

(1) Moral judgment (2) Moral quality(3) Moral standard (4) Immoral Actf.' .., ~ -If "fl q;'rf 4l RI. lit? i >T flt


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11PI236I31106 To valuation judgment is related

(1) Commerce (2) Ethics (3) Economics (4) Chemistry'1:' ' 11' f.'ruI"l %(1) olfill (2) 4 1 ~ . , , ' b I 3 ) ~ 4) "TUC "r1OS. Moral judgement means :

(1) Goodness of an act (2) Badness of an act(3) Evaluation of voluntary deeds

f.'ruI"l T 3l>f %(4) Evaluation of all deeds

(1) . ,-.j T 3lWT liI"'lT (2) . ,-.j T ~ liI"'lT(3) 1m ' .",-.IT T '1:' ' i", 1 (4) .",-.IT T '1:' ' i", 1

109 Psychological hedonism is :(1) Realistic (2) Idealistic

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11P1236131117. According to Kant an act is good i it is done:

(1) for the sake of duty(2) for pleasure(3) for happiness(4) both for pleasure and happiness' >JUG JUG l;'T'l 'r'I flAm lR ftm 7(1)


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122 'Be a person' this statement has been accepted by:(1) Bradley (2) Kant (3) Hegel (4) Aristotle

~ ..rr q;'r 0,,,,,. fi\mr :(1) (2) 'fiTUC (3) (4)123 The feeling of self love in men is to be found due to the selfish instinct. t is

stated by:(1) Green (2) Plato (3) Aristotle (4) Butler

' < >R"T l f j l -Ii q\j 1WRf qpj] ITct'r - %T i :(1) 1fA (2) 9ct (3) (4)

124. 'My station and its duties' is a theory propounded by:(1) Bradley (2) Hegel (3) Butler (4) Aristotle

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125 Trivarga in Indian Ethics includes:(1) Dharma, Artha, Moksha(3) Dharma, Artha, Kama1fffifnl "1\l1,,,,,,, "' fuq>f ' 3Rflter i :(1) 'l'f, 3 >\, .m,(3) 'l'f, 3 >\, 'I>T' ,

126. Astika is one who:(1) Believes in God(3) Who criticises Vedas

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(2) Moksha, Artha, Kama(4) Kama, Dharma, Moksha

(2) .m" 3 ,f, 'I>T'(4) 'I>T' , 'l'f, .m,

(2) Who does not believe in God(4) Who believes in Vedas

(1) -Ii fil , , H "'I"ffiT o'r (2) -Ii fil , 'H ""ftf o'r(3) -irG q\j f.'RT o'r (4) -irG -Ii fil q '" o'r

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llPI236131127. Ritais:

(2) Moral Law1) Religious Rule(3) Physical Rule'It< ~ :

4) Principle of causality

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11P1236131132. The theory that Guna and Karma are the sources of the origin of Varna has

been accepted by :(1) Veda (2) Gita (3) Mahakavyaquf q\'t :l"f 'I'i 'f>Il Rl < ' qi) 't


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llP/236/31136. Which of the following is not a book by Kant :

(1) Critique of pure reason(3) Critique of human reason~ ~ q;'Am < >fllC 'PI "Ii..- IN t f'I(3) fa;re , 3if' > l'l:'A t f'I

(2) Critique of practical reason(4) Critique of judgement

(2) fa; re , 3if' > Q ile ' fllC ~ t i ~ ' 1 1 3 1 ' f q;) . .., t qRqf\1t1 m -qft -wm fil>w'f :(1) t (2) 3l:J'l'I t

(4) 'f '1 t138. Neither God nor self nor world can be proved by empiricism . lhis view is

related to:(1) Locke (2) Berkeley (3) Hume (4) Leibnitz~ ~ l l ff i


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llP1236131141 According to Locke 'Primary qualities' are found in:

(1) Physical objects (2) Conscious substance(3) Spiritual things (4) Mental objectsffiq; f if(4) '1 Rt '" 'I"Gl>f if

142. According to Locke 'secondary qualities' are produced due to(1) Physical objects (2) Qualities themselves(3) Primary qualities (4) Ideasffiq; R"T (2) tR"T (4) lI


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llPI236131147. Philosophical method of Descartes is:

(1) Method of doubt(3) Method of judgement

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