Question 1

The concept of categories was advocated by :

Accepted Answer

A) kant 
B) kant and aristotle 
C) kant and locke 
D) kant and berkeley 
A) kant 
B) kant and aristotle 
C) kant and locke 
D) kant and berkeley B

Question 2

According to Berkeley

Accepted Answer

A) ideas but not the minds exist 
B) minds but not the ideas exist 
C) both ideas and the minds exist 
D) neither ideas nor the minds exist 
A) ideas but not the minds exist 
B) minds but not the ideas exist 
C) both ideas and the minds exist 
D) neither ideas nor the minds exist C

Question 3

According to Berkeley matter is an????????????-

Accepted Answer

A) immanent idea 
B) abstract idea 
C) pure idea 
D) none of these 
A) immanent idea 
B) abstract idea 
C) pure idea 
D) none of these B

Question 4

Who called God as Natura Naturata?

Accepted Answer

A) locke 
B) kant 
C) spinoza 
D) hume 
A) locke 
B) kant 
C) spinoza 
D) hume

Question 5

According to Kant ????????????-judgments are always aposteriori

Accepted Answer

A) analytical 
B) synthetic 
C) ethical 
D) none of these 
A) analytical 
B) synthetic 
C) ethical 
D) none of these

Question 6

Who introduced the concept 'Cogito ergosum'

Accepted Answer

A) spinoza 
B) leibniz 
C) kant 
D) descartes 
A) spinoza 
B) leibniz 
C) kant 
D) descartes

Question 7

Locke and Berkeley belong to ????????????-- school

Accepted Answer

A) empiricism 
B) rationalism 
C) idealism 
D) none of thes 
A) empiricism 
B) rationalism 
C) idealism 
D) none of thes

Question 8

Leibniz belongs to ????????????school

Accepted Answer

A) rationalism 
B) empiricism 
C) idealism 
D) none of these 
A) rationalism 
B) empiricism 
C) idealism 
D) none of these

Question 9

The Critique of Pure Reason is really a treatise on ????????????-- with special reference to science

Accepted Answer

A) epistemology 
B) metaphysics 
C) axiology 
D) none of these 
A) epistemology 
B) metaphysics 
C) axiology 
D) none of these

Question 10

The primary aim of Descartes is

Accepted Answer

A) to explain the relation between body and mind. 
B) to prove the existence of god. 
C) to refute the reality of the external world. 
D) to reach clear and certain knowledge 
A) to explain the relation between body and mind. 
B) to prove the existence of god. 
C) to refute the reality of the external world. 
D) to reach clear and certain knowledge

Question 11

According to Spinoza body and mind

Accepted Answer

A) interact with each other 
B) are causally related 
C) are parallel to each other 
D) none of these 
A) interact with each other 
B) are causally related 
C) are parallel to each other 
D) none of these

Question 12

According to ????????????--, monads are windowless

Accepted Answer

A) descartes 
B) leibniz 
C) spinoza 
D) hegel 
A) descartes 
B) leibniz 
C) spinoza 
D) hegel

Question 13

'To be is to be perceived' is a theory of????????????

Accepted Answer

A) descartes 
B) leibniz 
C) spinoza 
D) berkeley 
A) descartes 
B) leibniz 
C) spinoza 
D) berkeley

Question 14

Who among the following rejected matter as an abstract idea

Accepted Answer

A) hume 
B) berkeley 
C) descartes 
D) none of these 
A) hume 
B) berkeley 
C) descartes 
D) none of these

Question 15

The distinction between impression and idea was made by

Accepted Answer

A) kant 
B) locke 
C) hume 
D) berkeley 
A) kant 
B) locke 
C) hume 
D) berkeley

Question 16

According to Leibniz the monads are ???????????? and everything is potential or implicit in it

Accepted Answer

A) modifications 
B) windowless 
C) strong 
D) none of these 
A) modifications 
B) windowless 
C) strong 
D) none of these

Question 17

Who is the principal exponent of representative realism

Accepted Answer

A) berkeley 
B) locke 
C) hume 
D) none of these 
A) berkeley 
B) locke 
C) hume 
D) none of these

Question 18

???????????? defines monads as Centres of force or energy

Accepted Answer

A) kant 
B) hegel 
C) leibniz 
D) hume 
A) kant 
B) hegel 
C) leibniz 
D) hume

Question 19

In Transcendental Aesthetic, Kant discusses the theory of ????????????--

Accepted Answer

A) space and time 
B) morality 
C) god 
D) none of these 
A) space and time 
B) morality 
C) god 
D) none of these

Question 20

???????????? claims a material world which exists apart from perceiving mind, is unnecessary and false

Accepted Answer

A) hume 
B) berkeley 
C) descartes 
D) none of these 
A) hume 
B) berkeley 
C) descartes 
D) none of these

The concept of categories was advocated by :

According to Berkeley

According to Berkeley matter is an????????????-

Who called God as Natura Naturata?

According to Kant ????????????-judgments are always aposteriori

Who introduced the concept 'Cogito ergosum'

Locke and Berkeley belong to ????????????-- school

Leibniz belongs to ????????????school

The Critique of Pure Reason is really a treatise on ????????????-- with special reference to science

The primary aim of Descartes is

According to Spinoza body and mind

According to ????????????--, monads are windowless

'To be is to be perceived' is a theory of????????????

Who among the following rejected matter as an abstract idea

The distinction between impression and idea was made by

According to Leibniz the monads are ???????????? and everything is potential or implicit in it

Who is the principal exponent of representative realism

???????????? defines monads as Centres of force or energy

In Transcendental Aesthetic, Kant discusses the theory of ????????????--

???????????? claims a material world which exists apart from perceiving mind, is unnecessary and false

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The concept of categories was advocated by :

According to Berkeley

According to Berkeley matter is an????????????-

Who called God as Natura Naturata?

According to Kant ????????????-judgments are always aposteriori

Who introduced the concept 'Cogito ergosum'

Locke and Berkeley belong to ????????????-- school

Leibniz belongs to ????????????school

The Critique of Pure Reason is really a treatise on ????????????-- with special reference to science

The primary aim of Descartes is

According to Spinoza body and mind

According to ????????????--, monads are windowless

'To be is to be perceived' is a theory of????????????

Who among the following rejected matter as an abstract idea

The distinction between impression and idea was made by

According to Leibniz the monads are ???????????? and everything is potential or implicit in it

Who is the principal exponent of representative realism

???????????? defines monads as Centres of force or energy

In Transcendental Aesthetic, Kant discusses the theory of ????????????--

???????????? claims a material world which exists apart from perceiving mind, is unnecessary and false

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