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Note: (i) Attempt as many questions as you can. Each question carries 3 (Three)marks. ne mark will be deducted f T each incorrect answer Zero mark

will e awarded. for each unattempted question.

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answer choose the closest one.~ q ;1 q; q ; ~ q ; i3'ffi ~ i3'ffi * .'rq;-c lI<fur -m. <IT f.1 q; ~ i3'ffi <1' 1

1. Satyameva Tayate is taken from ....................... Upanisltad.

(1) M u ~ d a k (2) Chhandogya (3) SwetAshwatar (4) None of these

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2. Concept of Purushartha was introduced in ................ age.

(1) Upanishad (2) Vedic (3) Samhita (4) A r ~ y a k aql\ 31q '11 .................... qm;r if JIR 'I ~ I

(1) q f . 1 q ~ (2) (3) (4) q;

3. Find correct sequence of Ashramas :

(1) Brahmacharya, Vanaprastha, Grihastha, a n y ~(2) Brahmacharya, Grihastha, a n y ~ Vanaprastha

(3) Brahmacharya, Grihastha, Vanaprastha, S a n y ~(4) Brahmacharya, Sanyasa, Grihastha, Vanaprastha

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(4) liW'f1I. W lrn. ~ ql'111

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4. Which philosophy gives importance to Artha and Kama only?

(1) Sankhya (2) Buddhism (3) C'arvaka (4) Meemamsa

'li'R i l f f i l 3lo 'f1i fi11l qit _ till ?

(1) (2) lff i (3) (4)

5. M o k ~ a is the ultimate end of life as per .. .. , ............... .

(1) Entire Indian Philosophy including C'arvaka

(2) Astika Darshan

(3) Nastika Darshan

(4) Entire Indian Philosophy excluding C'arvaka

>l\lH * <PI <WI <'Ill< ~ I

(1) m1m ~ c t ~ i(2) ~ i(3) 'l'\{< '" i(4) 1lffilI< i

6. Nastiks are those who do not believe in ................. .

(1) God (2) Upanishads (3) Vedas (4) Traditions

'1'\{< '" ~ t; oIr ',, , j ~ ' 1 < 1 -rn ifR<Il

(1) (2) ~ q f . ' w , (3) tG (4)

7 Indian ethics believes in:

(1) Bhaktivada (2) Karmavada (3) Jnanavada (d) None of these

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(1) ~ f < l t 1 , ~ , j (2) , ~ q , ~ i j (3) $11'1"" i j

8. Conduct against Dharma as per Indian ethics is called:

(1) Adharma (2) Anist (3) Kritaghna (4) Anyaya

1lffilI< 41 RI Ia <t; ,,4 <t; fIl% :l1TiW'T < >l;[ iimlT ~ .

(1) (2) (3) (4) 3R m

9 Concept of different Lokas is the ideology of ...................... .

(1) Indian materialism 2) Indian ethics3) Indian idealism 4) Indian realism

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(1) i RciM i \ r ~ (2) 1lffilI< 41R1,lIa

(3) >mciM 1f(<NmG (4) i f f i . f ~( 2 )

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10 Total number of Vedas are:

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

mil q\j ' l" ti«;zrr 1\ :(1) <fA (2) ' lR (3) u: (4) 3lTil

11 Total number of Puraz: as are

(1) Sixteen (2) Twenty (3) Eighteen (4) Six

q\j ' l" ti«;zrr 1\

(1) moro (2) <lffl (3) 310m (4) u:

12 Total number of Vedaitg is;

(1) Twenty (2) Sixteen (3) Six (4) Four

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(1) <lffl (2) moro (3) U: (4) ' lR

13 As per SaIikara Geeta gives more importance to .

(1) N i ~ k a m a Karma (2) Bhakti

(3) Jfiiina (4) None of these

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(1 ) f.1Ol> ~ - ' P I \ (2) 'If<Kr

(3) w-f (4) ~ 'flff

14 For Ramanuja Geeta gives more importance to

(1) Jfiiina (2) Bhakti

(3) Karma (4) N i ~ k a m a K a r m a~ I : I ( i j <f; 3I:J lR <fim .......... q;j W<iti _ 1\ I

(1) w-f (2) 'If<Kr

(3) 'Ii'\ (4) A ' I ~ - ' I i ' \15 For Sri Aurobindo and Tilak Geeta gives more importance to

(1) Bhakti (2) Ji iiina

(3) Ni kama-Karma (4) None olthese

'1'i f< r<>rili <f; 3 :J'ffi <fim q;j W<iti _ 1\ I

(1) 'If<Kr (2) w-f

(3) A ' I ~ - ' P I \ (4) 'flff

16 Fundamentally ethics of Geeta is:

(1) Philosophical (2) Spiritualistic (3) Idealistic (4) Realistic

'l:'ffi: <fim "iliT oft RI ,IIM .... .... 1\ I

(1) ""rA", (2) 3lMIR'I1 , (3) ~ , ~ q l < i 1( 3 ) P.T.O

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24. Who prescribed eight fold path?

(1) lainism (2) Buddhism (3) Meemamsa (4) Vedanta

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(1) 11([ (2) ~ 11([ (3) (4)

25. Buddhism believes regarding So u} :

1) There is no existence of Soul

(3) Soul is not immortal

2) There is stream of consciousness

(4) All of the above

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(1) 3ffi'lT <PI 'ltf t(3) 3ffi'lT:wR 'ltf t

(2) mr.rr <PI If1 Tt' t

(4) 4<1 <ffi <1'1\

26. Number of Vratas as per Gandhian ethics is .................. .

(1) Nine (2). Five (3) Eleven

'li>fi uit <Ii "ift'rq;- GlR i j srffi <Ill msm ...... ......... ....... t I

(1) oj) (2) (3) T< R5

27 Whose Ahimsa is prescribed for entire human society ?

(1) Buddhism (2) Gandhi (3) lainism

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(1) ~ 11([ (2) 'li>fi (3) 11([

28. Who holds that Truth is morality and morality is truth ?

(1) Vivekanand (2) Nehru (3) Gandhi

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(1) ~ ~ ' 1 ' (2) ~ (3) 'li>fi

(4) Fifteen

(4)

(4) Nehru

(4) ~(4) Sri Aurobindo

(4)

29. For Gandhi Ii any action to be moraly good its ................. should be good.

(1) Means (2) Ends

(3) Both means and Ends (4) Neither of them

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(3) m>R < "IT <n 'l <;'t'11 (4) ~ ~ ~30. Conduct favouring moral laws is called ....................... .

(1) Right (2) Duty

(3) Obligation (4) All of these~ f.1<llit <Ii 3lr<RUT ~ ........................ "*" tll t I

(1) (2)

(3) i 1UTIIT (4) ~ <1'1\

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31. As per Indian concept moral values are .................... .

(1) Temporary (2) Mortal (3) Eternal (4) All olthese

'1ffi\T1l q; 'PI ...................... J

(1) 3ROI11ft (2) -.wR (3) (4)

32. For Meemamsakas Dharma is ............... .

(1) Subjective (2) Objective (3) Neutral (4) None of these

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(1) ,f.'I., (2) '''''\jf.'l., (3) OC'(OI

33. For Nyaya and 5arnkhya Dharma is """",,''',,'' ,,., ,

(1) Objective (2) Subjective (3) Neutral (4) All of these

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(1) ,,'<\ f.'I., (2) 3l '' '' f. 'I ., (3) OC'(OI (4)

34. Concept of value of arma as per Samkhya and Buddhism is .................. .

(1) Similar (2) Different (3) Identical (4) Contradictory

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35. Who accepts that moral duties are helpful in the knowledge of Godhood?,

(1) S ankara (2) Ramanuja (3) Madhva (4) Nimbarka

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(1) (2) <Ie,: ", (3) _ (4) f.'II<l,$

36 As per Manusmriti Sanyas Ashrama is meant for ......... .... , .... only.

37.

(1) Brahman (2) Kshatriya (3) Vaishya (4) Shudra

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(1) jffiQUl (2) (3) (4) ~Which text holds ''',,'""""."" " "aptitude and Samskara is Yoga?

(1) Geet .

(3) Gherand Samhita

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(1) l\tt1T3 ) ~ ~

profession skillfully performed as per his

(2) Yoga-Sutra

(4) All of these

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38. Liberated status Sariipya is accepted by :

(1) Samkhya (2) Geetil (3) Vedanta (4) Jainism

:J' ff ftolf1\ ...................... l'i I

(1) (2) ofIcrr (3) <fGRI (4) 1I<f

39 Liberated status Sayujya is accepted by ..................... .

(1) Ramanuja (2) Nimbarka (3) Sankara (4) Madhva

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(1) "'11: ", (2) f.l"'I'll (3) 'lTf' (4) _

40. Liberated status SaIokya is accepted by ............... .

(1) Sahkara (2) Ramanuja (3) Madhva (4) Nimbilrka

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""llffi l lR ~

I(1) 'lTf' (2) '1lj' (3) _ (4) f.l"'I'll

41 Triratna is the means of liberation as per .................... .

(1) Buddhism (2) Jainism (3) Samkhya (4) Vedanta

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(1) ii 1<; (2) (3) (4) <fGRI

42. Who accepts A ~ t a i t g a Marg as means of liberation?

(1) Buddhism (2) Jainism (3) Yoga (4) Gita

oIR 3l'ctrr 'lJl q;) <liT 'fIl>R " R'ffi" ?

(1) ii 1<; 1I<f (2) 1I<f (3) <IT T (4) ofIcrr

43. Who accepts Sadhan Chatustaya as means of liberation?

(1) Samkhya (2) Gita.(3) Advaita Vedanta (4) Jainism

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(1) (2) ofIcrr

(3) 3$r <fGRI (4) 1I<f

44. Who accepts Vivek Jfi.ana as means to liberation?

(1) Geetil (2) Samkhya (3) Buddhism (4) Jainism

oIR >fRo q;) <liT 'fIl>R " R'ffi" ?

(1) ofIcrr (2) (3) ii 1<; 1I<f (4) 1I<f

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45 Who accepts A ~ r a : r i g a Yoga as means of liberation?

(1) Buddhism (2) Geeta (3) Yoga (4) jainism

<Iii' 3l'CM <illf q;) ll'ra i >T 'lR< T t ?

(1) ~ If<l (2) <frill (3) <illf (4) *" If<l

46 Who accepts Jfiana, Bhakti, Karma and aja Yoga as means of liberation?

(1) Gandhi (2) Vivekanand (3) Sri Aurobindo (4) Gita

<Iii' W'\, 'If<ffl, 'f>II <I'IT <illf q;) ll'ra ~ _ i j ~ ' ' ' ' < qmrr t ?

(1) 'lWr (2) f < 1 ~ ' , ' 1 ~ (3) j) 3 f ~ (4) <frill

47 Who accepts Anasakti Yoga and Seva Yoga as means of liberation?

(1) Vivekanand (2) Sri Aurobindo (3) Gita (4) Gandhi

<Iii' 3l'1'flFllt1 <illf <I'IT <1<n <illf q;) >ITO i >T 'lR< T ?

(1) f < 1 ~ , , ' 1 ~ (2) j) (3) <frill (4) 'lWr

48 Bodhisatva is related to ....................... .

(1) jainism (2) Buddhism (3) Yoga (4) Nyaya

~ ~ t(1) *" If<l 'it (2) ~ If<l 'it (3) <illf 'it (4) ''IT< 'it

49 Bodhisatva is similar to ...................... .

(1) jeevanmukti (2) Videhamukti (3) Sadyahmukti (4) All of these

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(1) ; r l I q ' 1 ~ F I I t 1 (2) f < 1 ~ i l ~ f < f f i (4) ~ r50 Arhat is considered similar to ..................... .

(1) Sadyahmukti (2) Videhmukti (3) jcevanmukti (4) None olthesc

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51 What is virtue as per Indian ethics?

(1) Satya and Ahimsa

(2) Ahimsa, Satya and Asteya

(3) Ahimsa, Satya, Asteya and Aparigrah

(4) Satya, Ahimsa, Astcya, Brahmacharya and Aparigraha

<11 ffi M 3l'J'lR W('J"T ifflT f ?

(1) C/l 1f'i (2) ~ , 'fl'CIl 1f'i ~(3) 3 m. 'fl'CIl, 1f'i 3lqR% (4) W'l, ~ , ~ , 1f'i 3l'lhlfil

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52. Moral laws as per Sankara a r ~(1) Swatah Pramfu)a (2) Paratah Pramru;.a

(3) Swatah Apramru;.a (4) All of these

~ < l j 1 <f.\'ll

.......................

t 1(1 ) ~ lI'lI"T (2) RO lI'lI"T

(3) ~ 3 lI'lI"T (4) -..ril <fll\

53 Who considers moral laws as Swatah Pramfu;ta from empirical stand point?

(1) Buddhism (2) Ramanuja (3) Sankara (4) All of these

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(1) 0"1;0 'l< (2) <I'1lj"l (3) (4) -..ril <fll\

54. Who wrote An Idealistic View of ife " ?

(1) Sri Aurobindo (2) Radhakrishnan(3) Vivekanand (4) None of these

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(1) .,lJ (2) <1'1''1' ''1(3) f < l ~ 0 ; 1 ' 1 ' (4) -..ril <l ~ 'It

55 How many stages of ]eevatman are explained in Upanishads?

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

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(1) ' (2) <it (3) cfR (4) 'i'IR

56. Carvaka ........................ existence of Mash .

(1) accepts (2) denies (3) doubts (4) None ofthese

'onq;m q\j 'ffiIT ......... .................. 1

(1) .f,o;I< qmj t (2) ,, ,0;1< qmj t (3) ~ ' R([ (4) -..ril <l 'It

57 Maximum teachings of Buddhism are in ................. 1anguage.

(1) Pali (2) Prakrit (3) Sanskrit (4) Hindi

0"1;0 'l< ~ f im .............................. 'IT' T it 1

(1) '11ft (2) lIT<pf (3) (4)

58 Noble Truth of Buddha are .......................... in number.

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

'l<' qi 3l1'\ fWl it .... 1

(1) <it (2) 'i'IR (3) ", (4) 3 TO

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59 Kant takes ....... , ............. as practical reason.

1) Sense experience 2) Conscience

(3) Belief (4) All of these

q;ic .. ..... .... .... q;'t ' 1 g11 ' IFffi I

(1) .f.><;4Ij'f'l (2) 3RI:< RUT

(3) fi'r1qlfl (4)

60 Who considers extrinsic values as momentary?

(1) Dualists (2) Plural ists (3) Advaitists (4) Monists

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(1) ~ < 1 q l 4 1 (2) .\\QI,1 (3) 3 1 ~ < 1 Q I , , 1 (4) Q(fHi'fCIcHG i

61 Intrinsic values are taken as eternal by .

(1) Monists (2) Advaitists (3) Dualists (4) Pluralists

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(1) ~ ¢ < 1 ' q l < n (2) 31g<1,"41 (3) s-ct<n<tt (4) cilsElIG i

62 The value which is means to other values is called ....... .......... .

(1) Intrinsic value (2) Extrinsic value (3) Natural value (4) Formal value

'ffi 'l,<" vi 3RT ¢ f l l R til . . . . . . . . "'>5<11 < t 1

(1) 311'<11'1", 'l,<" (2) OTt< 'l,<" (3) \ l I T ~ ' 'l,<" (4) 311"",1'1", 'r01

63 Who holds that effect -of the voluntary actions is the object of moral judgement?

(1) Butler (2) Kant (3) Bentham (4) None of these

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(1) (2) q;ic (3) irk ' (4) <'t

64. Who among the following is psychological hedonist?

(1) j. S. Mill (2) Mackenzie (3) Rashdall (4) None of these

f.'I",f<:IR.<1 l'\' <'t < lR ' 1 e l ~ $ 1 l f . ' 1 ' "'l"QI<i1 t ?

(1) <ito ,, 0 1i'rR (2) (3) , ~ 1 < 165 What is determined by actual moral consequences?

(1) Social rightness (2) Moral rightness

(3) Objective rightness (4) Subjective rightness

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(1) fll'1lful , (2)

(3) rq'4'ld 3l1mi'J (4) rq,41',(1

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66. Good is taken as its fundamental category by .............. .

(1) Judicial ethics (2) Medical ethics

(3) Teleological ethics (4) Business ethics

'WI 'iii ........................... &NT 3 'R't Wfr Ti 'mT ffiIT '111

(1) ~ ' P I , '1'1fi\'I1"" (2) 1 j ~ f t « , 1'Ifi\,11""

(3) ""'''1'11'''", 41fi\<lI"" (4) ,PI,,, 41fi\,I1""

67. The action contradicting law of conduct is called .................... .

(1) Right (2) Wrong (3) Good (4) Just

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(1) Wlrff (2) (3) 'WI (4) lIll;H'I

68. The action conforming law of conduct may be called .... ........ .(1) Just (2) Good (3) Right (4) Wrong

1lP<rr vir 31T'f'IUT <t f.'nrq <t 6'l .... m........ '''''' I 1 '111

(1) ll;H'I (2) 'WI (3) Wlrff (4)

69. Most important value for Grihastha as per Indian ethics is ................ .

(1) Sanyasa (2) Dharma (3) Artha (4) Kama

~ l l l .;)fi\'I1"" <f; <t W'l ...... . .... '111

(1) '<Rlffi (2) w\ (3) 3lol (4) 'P1l

70 Main preaching of If\dian Philosophy is .................. .

(1) Hinduism (2) Humanism

(3) Sarvadharmasambhava (4) High moral standards

IffilTll Gffi :J"'ffi' ...................... <DT '111

(1 ) w\ (2) lIT ''110,, CC<

(3) (4) , , . ~ "''1<;"'''

71. Which among the following is included in moral progress?

(1) Growth in political values (2) Physical well being

3) Growth in moral values 4) Economic well being

f.'I 1 It." Ti fr wrfu Ti -.nfi1B 'lRT ffiIT 11 7

(1) I ~ f i \ , Ti fiI <lim (2) ' l I i lR ,_

(3) Ti fiI <lim (4) <1 '4 ,

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72. Ethics deals in :

(1) Physical Science

(2) Chemical Science

(3) Science of History

(4) Science of customs and habits of human being

. , ~ R I . , , ' f < ~ :

(1) ~ ~ < I(2) ,4f'1<li <'I

(3) ~ R I , R 1 < l i <'I

(4) f f i 1 - ~ 0i ' 1 H q ~ ' l 3lT0if <Ii <'I

73 Dharma of a Grihastha is to :

(1) Earn money(3) Family-feeding

' q>] EfI\ ~ :(1)

(3) ~ - < W f u r

(2) Reproduction(4) All olthese

(2) >IWR

(4) <1 1T

74 Tenure of Brahmacharyashrama is ...................... .

(1) Till one remains unmarried 2) Till the age of twenty five

(3) Till one remains Patnivrata

""''''l\'J.T' q ]< 5 T < ' - ~

........

(1) 1:i < _ 3 l f < 1 q l ~ i I x%

(3) 1:i < _ ' q < " 1 ~ M x%

(4) None of these

._ o 1 < n ~ 1

(2) qmfrn <MI q\j ;:rn _

(4) <'I ~ <n\t

75 Life is divided into four Ashramas by ................. .

(1) Manu (2) Buddha

(3) Mahavir

' iT <iR 3lTwit 1'i

(1) lj

(3)'l1IT'fR

(4) Apourusheya Vedas

....... RT f¢m 'l'1T ~ I

(2) ~(4) 3lrUlll- ,'O r n l t<;'f

76. Real happiness of man lies in virtuous actions held by ....................... .

(1) Locke (2) Berkeley (3) Plato (4) Aristotle

f j l q>] ql«1f<1<li W 1'i o1<n . . '1r'fi\ 'g I

(1) illq> (2) (3) %::T (4)

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n Who considers God as the highest idea

(1) Descartes (2) Locke (3) Pla to (4) Aristotle

<OR vT 'II'llttr = lRffi ?

(1) (2) off< ; (3) (4) 3m< .

78. What is the cause of bondage as per Indian Philosophy?

(1) Sin (2) Virtue (3) ,Maya (4) Ignorance

G'ffi if <l"R i iT <l>R"T 1fm ?

(1) lIT'< (2) (3) 'IT'lT (4) 3lfWT

79. s intrinsic value included in ultimate good

(1) Yes (2) No (3) Not known (4) None of these

1fm 3l "" R" W l f i l l IT l if <1"", ftl d l\ ?

(1) i f (2) 1llf (3) 3 01Rl

80. Has Mill linked value with interest?

(1) Yes (2) No (3) Not known (4) Irrelevant

1fm fiffi 't W l vT <f; 'g ?

(1) i f (2) 1llf (3) 3 01Rl

81. Idea of God is as innate as the idea of myself - accepted by ..................... .

82.

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

~ <PT = '31AT -g) fWRT iffi m <PT = - 'g, """""" oR I

(1) (2) (3) R > l ' 1 ~ (4) off< ;

What is pineal gland as per Descartes?

(1) Controller of Soul

(3) Seat of Soul

<f; 3 ¥fI qj f 1 ''''' 1fm ?

(1) 3$rr <PT f.'w-, '(3) 3fR' T <PT 3 1'lR

(2) Partner of Soul

(4) Subject of Soul

(2) 3ffi'lT <PT

(4) 3ffi'lT <PT fi'rq-4'r

83. Which one is the ultimate human value

(1) Material (2) Spiritual (3) Legal (4) Personnel

R l ''''141" W l <OR-m 'g ?

(1) (2) 3IIUl1f2<1", (3) filfuq; (4) ~ f < f f l '"

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84. Which statement is correct

1) Morality is the expression o our weakness.

2) Morality is only something at sometimes.

3) Morality is the expression o spiritual consciousness.

(4) Morality is the explanation of a religion.

'IlR-m < i'l'l mit ?

(1) ~ R l . , , mnt ' ' 1 < f f i ~ <t\ ~ I

(2) Rl "'" < i"lft-< i"lft 'IT?I ~ I

(3) ~ R l ' d I 3lW> 1R<l", -IttRT <t\ ~ I

(4) Rl ",til 'IlIT I

85. For whom substance is the aggregate of qualities?

(1) Plato (2) Locke (3) Berkeley

J; l :ri < iT Wi" ~ ?

(1) (2) oN n (3)

86. Who accepts that Church connects Soul with God ?

(1) Plato (2) Aristotle

(4) Hume

(4) "l,'

(3) St. Augustine (4) St. Thomas Acquinas

'IlR ~ ' ' ' < imT ~ ftI; '"<l"'\ 3ffi'lT q;'\ <'I fl'Iiilltlj t ?

(1) (2)

(3) "fRI 3 1 1 ' R I ~ ' 1 (4) "fRI ,jprn ~ f 4 q ' 1 I ,87. Who wrote The ity ofGod ?

(1) St. Augustine

(3) St. Thomas Acquinas

t tm T 3I'i'ii 71'k;' fW;rr ?

(1) "fRI 311','RI.'1

(3) "fRI ,jprn f4q '11 '

(2) Zeno

(4) Plato

(2) iiR'r

(4)

88. Since everything follows from the nature o the God, man is not free in the

Universe - Who accepts?

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

~ l <"l< i * <'I tiKIt. ''''''''' it 1J1"l 'ltT - 'IlRlJR<lT ?

(1) (2) ft<Rr"ujT (3) ' •• (4) "ffi< i

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89 Who accepts, Cogito ergo sum ?

(1) Zeno (2) Heraclitus P) Descartes (4) Locke

if fir<mT [ 3m it <WI «i1 51 , 'ffi T %7

(1) ;JRr (2) 8<1<fu1I$ (3) <t<lmf (4) '('I]q;

90. Who accepts, 'Si Failor Sum ?

(1) Pla to (2) Aris totle

(3) St. Augustine (4) 51. Thomas Acquinas

<WI 1<1' ' f f i T t ''lffii it 3I l fT f.'Iiiu T <'d ff'r T ¥ ffifT 3lf.'rwf it' 7

(1) (2) 3 ffi&

(3) ' fRl 311 '$ (4) ' fRl 2iT'ffi ~ f 1 I q ' 1 l < 1

91. Who says that 'moral judgements are not like logical judgements' ?

(1) James (2) Moore (3) Mill (4) Mackenzie

<WI %<IT %<l;~

f.\uf> f.\uf> <5l <m< 'ltt t 7(1) W<i' (2) 'P (3) fi'ffi (4)

92 Nature of values are . .................... .

(1) Regional (2) Provincial (3) National (4) Universal

'l. 'if 'l>T ... ....................... %

(1) (2) O I ~ ~ I < t > (3) ( 4 ) ~93. Moral judgements can be aC'cepted if and only i we are ....... ................... to

perform

(1) Bound (2) Free (3) Habitual (4) None of these

f.'ru\<J ,l,,,,, f<l;1:; "IT 'I <rff1i <t>B <Ii ~~

(1) «lUI (2) 'ffiR

94. Who left deep impression on the mind nf Mahatma Gandhi '(

(1) Rousseau (2) Lincoln (3) Tolstoy (4) Marx

'llm'lT <i\11\ <Ii f«i <r< 1J]q m l(1) mil (2) (3) c T ~ (4) IT<R1

95. Return towards Vedas - who gdve this slogan?

(1) Swami Shraddhanand Saraswati (2) Swami Dayanand Saraswati

(3) Swami Agnivesha (4) S,i Aurobindu

m ¢I JiR ffit' - ' i f f i ftm ?

(1 ) ~ ,,<: 1+,< <1, f<l ffi

(3) 3 1 f < ' 1 ~( 15 )

(2) < ~ G'lf'f G "'f<l(\j

(4) jj mf.t ,

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96. Swami Vivekanand believed in . .......... , religion.

(1) Hindu (2) Human (3) Universal (4) Sanatana

F< 'I> ," i; 'l'\ it F<1,qm q;<i\ '"

(1) (2) lJRj\lj (4) 'H.,It,.,

97. Who was established Social Reformer?

(1) S. Radhakrishnan (2) Raja Ram Mohan Roy

(3) Karl Marx (4) Swami Satyanand Saraswati

' l\'I WlT"f 'IT ?

(1) 1fflo <l'I1'1'wli (2) <rGrT '1]l l1tR 'IT'

(3) ' >TOt 'll'ffi (4) fI ., 'i; ''11' . E f t ~98. Who initiated for minority's education?

(1) Syed Ahmed Khan (2) A. O. Hume

(3) Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan (4) Swami Vivekanand

31 'Hi ,, 1>1 ql\ ftren <PI 31 il>1<n lr< Rl ?

(1) 316 lO W' (2) ~ 3/to

(3) W' 3l'¥f lJ1It >R W' (4) F< '"H 'i;

99. Who is related to integral advaitism ?

(1) Gandhi Ji

(3) Sankara

wrn 3 1 ~ < I ' ' ' ~ %(1) lllU\;:,1\-fr

(3) ~ f r

(2) Sri Aurobindo

(4) Vivekanand

(4) rr ~ f r(4) F < 1 ~ , , ' i ; -fr

100 Who was the preacher of truth and non-violence?

(1) jainology (2) Gandhi

<WI < i 31f m <f; q ' ' l\'I " ?

(1) 'R (2) lllU\

(3) Buddhism

(3) <It<; 'R

(4) Vivekanand

101. 'Concept of necessary relation' is related to the causation of .................. .

Philosophy.

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

.3lf.'r<n<\ ql\ 3l<I'lT'I"If ...... .. ... ... . .... <f; G>R <f; " ' ' ' 0It" <; 1 -fr %

(1) (2) (3) (4) 3ffi<l

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102 What is the name of the following law of inference?

p::oq

-q/: . -p

(1) Modus tollens (2) Modus ponens

(3) Hypothetical syllogism (4) Disjunctive syllogism

f.'I ' f{; 1 3 '.J'lR <f; f."rw liT ' l ' fI 'lJTl 7

'I:::>,

- , / : . - 1

(1) mqq 3 '.J'lR (2) 3 '.J'lR

(3) ~ ' 1 ~ ' 1 ' 1 ( 1 = , ~ , , , = , , = , , , = (4) ' ' ,,,,m,,:mqrril,fllm

1 03. Name the symbol e.

(1) Conjunction (2) Disjunction (3) Negation (4) Equivalence

mftq; = liT 'lJTl I(1) 'Ii ,,,,,, (2) fil4i",,, (3) (4) ''1'1<><1(1'

1 04. Who belongs to Iliyai School?

(1) Zeno (2) Zenophenes (3) Parmenides (4) All of these

. ~ ' ~ ~ '''''','' <'t A 7

(1) dAr (2) 0l'11tiH ,'

1 05. Who belongs to Sophists School?

(1) Protagorus (2) Georgeous

A ",1fii>'R ''''''''1 <'t W'lf.mr ?

(1) 'e ']'''' (2) 1\',\ ,,,

1 06. Who belongs to Megari School?

(1) Uclid (2) Zeno

A irTR\ '1 '''''' <'t ~ ?

(1) 'lfit '''' (2) $-'1

107 Name the following rule·:

(p .q)e (q .p)

1) Commutation 2) Association

f 1 ' f{; 1 f."rw liT 'lJTl :

('I ,) = (, 'I)

(2) Xirm

( 17)

(4) ...,-Ii w\\

(3) Both of these (4) None of the,e

(3) ..-rii;'AT (4) ..-rii ~ om

3) P.lrmenidcs 4) None of these

(3) Tautology (4) Exportation

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108. Name the following rule:

( p ~ q ) ( - p v q )1) Transposition

(3) Exportation

2) Material implication

4) Material equivalence

109.

f.i9f8rt.tl f.'rw "" ' If ' :

('l :0 , < V , )

(1) '1'4111'<1<'1

(3) .IM'1'1

(2) ~ , , ~ ' "ffiqRi

(4) ~ , , ~ ' W'l<1T

Who accepts ideas as Substance and Universals?

(1) Plato (2) Aristotle (3) Burne

>R'ftit -.,J. qiR 1<"1 <1m ~ ' ' ' ' 1lR<IT t 7

(1) (2) 3fffi . (3) '

(4) Locke

(4) '*"110. Which one does ot belong to causality of Aristotle?

(1) Formal cause (2) Material cause

(3) Final cause (4) Necessary cause

qiR 1 '1' 3fffi . q\'t ' ' ' I ll 'it 11ff t 7

(1) 'f>RUT (2) ,f)fuq;- 'f>RUT

(3) 'f>RUT (4) 3lf.'rqpj 'f>RUT

111 Who, in India, accepts that determination is negation?

(1) Sankara (2) Mahiivir (3) Vivekanand (4) Kapil

'lffif l'i qiR ~ ' ' ' < R<1l t ~ t 7

(1) (2) (3) ~ ~ ' H ' (4) ~112 Who, in the West, accepts that determination is negation?

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

l'i qiR f<l'I"," < R<1l t t 7

(1) (2) I ~ F j l , 1 (3) (4) Pic

113. Theory of Universals of Aristotle may be placed in ..................... category.

(1) Idealism (2) Materialism

(3) Realism (4) All of these

3fffi . '" 41 m R1<;I'J)ffi 'Olo

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114 How many causes do Aristotle accepts?

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

3 ffiJ, fil>eR W ' 'f>RUT lR i l l t ?

(I) <it (2) eft"' (3) _ (4) qrq

115 Out of panch-mahavratas which one is gi yen more importance by Jains ?

116.

(1) Satya (2) Ahimsa (3) Brahmacharya (4) Aasteya

'l"i ,,'0 ci\ i j <1 1f'I' q;) &TIT ' l5 l f'rorr ?

(1) (2) (3) (4) 3ffinl

Mahatma Gandhi gave importance to :

(1) Means

(3) Ends and means both

'llIT<'lJ >iMt .'t _ ftm ,

(1 ) <ll'Rr q;)

(3) ("f'IT <mR <:Bi q;)

(2) Ends

(4) None of these

117 Which pair is related to Buddhism?

1) Bodhisatva and NirvalJa (2) Nirval)a and Triratna

4)_ Arhat and NirvJna3) Nirva 1a and Kaivalya

'l R-m ' f ' l <itl; 'l<f <1 t ?

(I ) <irfuffi< 'i' f.rq\ur

(3) f.rq\ur

(2) f.rq\ur '0i f'RM

(4) 'r ,4 f'fqjuj

118 Yogaschittnvrittinirodhah has been taken from ....................... .

(1) Geeta (2) Buddha Text (3) Ramayal'a (4) None of these

· 4 ) ' I f ~ i i ( f ~ R J f . l < l I ' { · · m <1 fWn ll' 1 t I

(1) >fun (2) <Ii< ' i ' l (3) ' i ~ m m m m <1 fWn mIT g

(1) ~ c t (2) <T'lf1lUj (3) "Jfu (4) g<1U]

120. Samatmm Yogamuchyate has been taken from ....................... .

(1) Yoga Sutra (2) Geeta (3) I'uriu;a (4) Ramaya\la

f I ' I ( 1 I ~ 4)'I Jdlil' ...................... fWn mIT g I

(1) l1'rr <pi (2) >fun (3) "l'l'" 4). 11 lILl OI

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121 Bentham accepts .......... , _ ......... standards of pleasure.

(1) Four (2) Five (3) Six

W'l .. ," ..... .... ' l l ~ ' ' ' ' l qij «l\ 'I< ¢ f f i l I

(1) ' IN (2) <lR (3) Uo

122. J. S. Mill accepts ........................... difference in pleasure.

(1) Quantitative (2) Qualitative

(3) Both qualitative and quantitative (4) None of these

"dIo '<'10 fi'rR wm it "" ... . ~ «l\ m qmf 'g I

(1) ' l 1 ~ 1 ' ' ' ' (2) j'II"'' ' '

(3) Til ' ' ' ' '0i I ~ I ' ' ' ' <iR (4) it ' inl

123. Locke accepts ........................ theory of truth.

(1) Correspondence (2) Coherence

(3) Pragmatic (4) All the three

<'if'fi ffi'l <liT ' ,, <&I tI «l\ < qmf 'g I

(1) ti lf<':fll

(3) ll

124. Who is known as Frontier Gandhi ?

(1) M. K. Gandhi

(3) A. G. Khan

TiM\ flRr 'f>t'1 "lR T ?

(1) <;'{o <1;0 TiM\

(3) <[0 ii \o 1J[R

(2) <l1'l5ijjf'j

(4) <\Fit

(2) J. L. Nehru

(4) Syed A. Ali

(2) "dIo <[<'£0

(4) MG <[0

125. Geeta suggests renunciation ..... ..................

(I) from Karma (2) in Karma

(3) from means of Karma (4) All of these

1ftm "" <'WI q\\ fmalT -M\ t I

(1) 'l>'l it (2) 'l>'l it

(3) 'l>'l 'W1'll it (4)

126. 'AnyatMkhyativada' belongs to :

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

'3Rl 'I<AIA'Ili;' t .(1) it (2) l l<l it (3) it

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(4) 'ffi

(4) Carvaka

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127. 5amkhya believes in ..................... .

(1) Akhyati

(3) Satkhyati

<IffizI ....................... i j F<l ,q ' 1 1IRil t

(1) 3ffil Tft'r

(3) ' 1ffiQ'f\'

(2) Vipareeta Khyati

(4) Asatkhyati

(2) "'l ft'r

(4) 31' 1ffiQ I \'

128. Causal thoery of 5amkhya is .................. .

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(1) Satkaryavada (2) Asatkaryavada (3) P a r i n ~ m a v a d a · 4) None of these

"ffiM cpr ¢I < Old J R=l ii I f1 ............................. t I

(1 ) 'I1ti >l 4q (2) 31 ' 1"'" 4<1 , (3) ITqR-'11"''inlq","

129. Berkeley is associated with

(1) Idealism (2) Realism (3) Absolutism (4) Pragmatism...................... <f; W ./ w<r<l t

(1) ,,,q,,,(2) ""1'1'" (4) q>i,,'1'

130. Idealists accept .......................... theory of truth.

1) Correspondence 2) Coherence

(3) Pragmatic (4) All of these

I IflIlIqlGl q)f .. .. ... _ ......... R cglkl +<fI<f5I" m g I

(1) <i<1 ,fil <1 , (2) <11'l5<il'fll

(3) 4>&1<1"l (4) <r>It

131. Mind and Body as per Descartes re ...................... .

(1) Absolute Substance (2) Dependant Substance

132.

(3) Qualities (4) Modes

<f; R oilx mR ..................... t l

(1) = (2) ' 1 ~ e 1 ' Tf<ffi

(3) '1H R '" <ffi

......... g,

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2) Inactive force

(4) Material objects

(2) f.1 >Tf<ffi(4) ,j\fu- , ffij

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133 God as per Descartes is ................... .

(1) Dependant Substance

(3) Relative Substance

(2) lndependant Substance

(4) None of these

t<Imt if; ~ ................... ~1 ) ~ = (2) ~

(3) ~ (4) ~ i t <oW '1tf

134 Philosophical method of Descartes is known as ....................... .

(1) Inductive method (2) Deductive method

(3) Necessary method (4) Doubt method

t<Imt qlt ",.fI"'I", ~ 1Iit ............................... ID = I

(1) 3 1 1 . 1 ~ . , J < ' ~ (2) f. """''''''' ~(3) 3110l ' ~ (4) ~

135 Who accepts representative theory of knowledge?

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

W' if; f.'IlG '" 1 <l 1 ~ (4) '

136 Which theory of r a m ~ a is accepted by Buddhists?

(1) Swatah r a m ~ y a v a d a (2) Paratah r a m ~ y a v a d a

(3) Swatahp r a m ~ y a v a d a

(4) Paratahp r a m ~ y a v a d a

>i'l<l iIRo W l"T IfI<i , 1Iit '<R<l t: 7

(1) «ffi: 01 1 1 1Iit

(3) «ffi: '" Ill''' ""q ,, 1Iit

(2) 'ffi\: 0'''1 ''''1'' 1Iit

(4) 'ffi\: ",",,,,",,,,,,, 1Iit

137 ho believes that shape of Soul changes?

(1) Buddhism (2) lainism (3) Sarnkhya (4) Vedanta

1Iit'I f<1. , < >X<lT ~ flp 3ll<'1T qlt 3lJ<fft'\ ."",<11 t 7

(1) >i'l<l ' i l l (2) ~ ' i l l (3) 'f ffi1 (4) iRRl

138 Name fifth stage of Astanga-Yoga.

(1) P r ~ a y a r n a (2) Asana (3) Pratyahara (4) Dhyana

3 'Cl1PiM ,r, ffi'< 'fiT 'W ,

(1) \11"11"1" (2) 3ffiR (3) O,, 'ill< (4) t1lR

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139. Who preaches that Karma-Yoga is better than Karma-Sanyas.a ?

(1) Geeta (2) Kant (3) Yoga (4) Buddhism

~ 1 1 < t 1 <l\arr t fil;- 'Ii'l-<f"lffi 'it 'Ii'l-"liM WI t ?

(1) -.fun (2) q;ic (3) liM (4) <It 1j( [

140 Who educates Ni ?kama-Karma-Yoga?

(1) Ramayal)a (2) Geeta (3) jainism

f,1""''1-'Ii'l-"liM <t1 tmrr 'IiR <t<rr t ?

(1) <1'11'1 1 (2) -.fun (3) ilR 1j( [

141 Who educates ·duty lor the sake of duty·?

(1) jainism (2) Buddhism (3) Geeta~ <i; ~ <t1 tmrr 'IiR <t<rr t ?

(1) ilR 1j( [ (2) <It 1j([ (3) -.fun

142. Which one deals in economics?

(1) Neetishastra (2) Arthashastra

(4) Rajashastra

143.

(3) Dharmashastra

'IiR 31,j f<lW'f 'it ~ ?

(1) 41R1,"'b (2) 3 ~(4) ",,""013) ,,4'"01

Sexual-values may be found in ........... .

(1) Kama Sutra

(3) Nyaya Sutra

' f ' ~ - ' [ '(1 ) 'liT' ' f I(3) ''IT'l 'q:?f

(2) Yoga Sutr.

(4) Brahma Sutra

............. il mil 11 t, I

(2) 'iM 'f'

(4) ' ' f I144 Which Pramfu)a is best explained in Nyaya ?

(1) Upamana (2) Anumana (3) Pratyaksha

'IiR-TIT <:r'lM ' 'IT'l il ' 1 . 11 fi) d ?

(1) ~ l l (2) (3) W'lal

145. Most cherished value of Indwn ethics is ...................... .

(1) Kama (2) Artha (3) Dharma

'lffi m 1 ~ R 1 , IIF' il "qjjqq; 'JT'1 ... . .......

(1) 'liT' (2) 31,j (3) ;.pi

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(4) Buddhism

(4) <It 1j([

(4) Gandhi

4)

(4) Shabda

(4) 'IT«;

(4) All the thrcc

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146 Descartes established mind-body relation through .................... .

(1) lnteractionism (2) Dualism

3) Rationalism 4) lnnate idealism

If'\-mR "W<R ......................... <f; l lUJlI -,) 1fi«'r 11) " ' ' ' ' f s l l ~ l q l ~ 2)

3) F . % i q l ~ 4) W(; f 1 T i ' m I ~ ' q l r c ~

147 Fourth Padartha of Vaisheshikas is ...................... .

(1) Vishesha (2) 5amanya (3) Samavaya 4) Asamavaya

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