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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy (BA Philosophy) .
1. |
Orphism greatly influenced -------------------- |
A. | aristotle |
B. | plato |
C. | socrates |
D. | thales |
Answer» C. socrates |
2. |
------------- subscribed to the doctrine of the transmigration of the souls. |
A. | orphism |
B. | fideism |
C. | occultism |
D. | narcissm |
Answer» A. orphism |
3. |
According to Thales universe is fundamentally ------------ |
A. | water |
B. | air |
C. | fire |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. water |
4. |
For ------------------ primary matter was boundless something. |
A. | anaximander |
B. | thales |
C. | anaximenes |
D. | heraclitus |
Answer» A. anaximander |
5. |
Greek philosophy begins as an enquiry into the --------- world. |
A. | subjective |
B. | objective |
C. | social |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. objective |
6. |
According to ----------- the world arises from water and return to water. |
A. | anaximander |
B. | thales |
C. | anaximenes |
D. | protagoras |
Answer» B. thales |
7. |
------------ held the view that the ultimate stuff of the universe is boundless something. |
A. | anaximander |
B. | thales |
C. | anaximenes |
D. | protagoras |
Answer» A. anaximander |
8. |
-------- is the fundamental thing underlying the universe according to Anaximenes. |
A. | air |
B. | fire |
C. | water |
D. | number |
Answer» A. air |
9. |
---------- stated that all things are full of gods . |
A. | anaximander |
B. | thales |
C. | anaximenes |
D. | protagoras |
Answer» B. thales |
10. |
------------- held that earth is cylindrical in shape and moves freely in space. |
A. | anaximander |
B. | thales |
C. | anaximenes |
D. | protagoras |
Answer» A. anaximander |
11. |
------------ calls his infinite boundless matter God. |
A. | anaximander |
B. | thales |
C. | anaximenes |
D. | protagoras |
Answer» A. anaximander |
12. |
According to ------------ the primary air is regulated by the opposed principles of condensation and rarefaction. |
A. | anaximander |
B. | thales |
C. | anaximenes |
D. | protagoras |
Answer» C. anaximenes |
13. |
----------- declared that whatever exists,exists in number. |
A. | protogoras |
B. | pythagoras |
C. | plato |
D. | aristotle |
Answer» B. pythagoras |
14. |
-------------tried to show that things are numbers in some arbitrary manner. |
A. | eleatics |
B. | milesians |
C. | samoans |
D. | pythagoreans |
Answer» D. pythagoreans |
15. |
According to ------------- change alone is real , and manyness and changes are unreal. |
A. | heraclitus |
B. | parmenides |
C. | plato |
D. | aristotle |
Answer» B. parmenides |
16. |
--------- holds the identity of thought and being. |
A. | heraclitus |
B. | parmenides |
C. | plato |
D. | aristotle |
Answer» B. parmenides |
17. |
-----------belongs to the Eleatic school. |
A. | heraclitus |
B. | parmenides |
C. | plato |
D. | aristotle |
Answer» B. parmenides |
18. |
------- is the sole reality according to Parmenides. |
A. | being |
B. | not-being |
C. | becoming |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. being |
19. |
According to Parmenides the world that presented to us through senses is -----. |
A. | being |
B. | not-being |
C. | real |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. not-being |
20. |
------------ makes the distinction between sense and reason. |
A. | parmenides |
B. | heraclitus |
C. | protagoras |
D. | aristotle |
Answer» A. parmenides |
21. |
----------- is the doctrine that the sense world is an appearence |
A. | idealism |
B. | realism |
C. | materialism |
D. | monism |
Answer» A. idealism |
22. |
According to ----------- only being is , becoming is not at all. |
A. | heraclitus |
B. | pythagoreans |
C. | eleatics |
D. | parmenides |
Answer» C. eleatics |
23. |
According to ------------- being and not being are in everything at one and the same time. |
A. | heraclitus |
B. | pythagoreans |
C. | eleatics |
D. | parmenides |
Answer» A. heraclitus |
24. |
For ----------- both being and not being are equally real . |
A. | heraclitus |
B. | pythagoreans |
C. | eleatics |
D. | parmenides |
Answer» A. heraclitus |
25. |
According to ------------- being has not being in it. |
A. | heraclitus |
B. | pythagoreans |
C. | eleatics |
D. | parmenides |
Answer» A. heraclitus |
26. |
----------- was a contemporary of Parmenides. |
A. | heraclitus |
B. | pythagoreans |
C. | eleatics |
D. | parmenides |
Answer» A. heraclitus |
27. |
According to ------------- everything in the universe has in it its own opposites. |
A. | heraclitus |
B. | pythagoreans |
C. | eleatics |
D. | parmenides |
Answer» A. heraclitus |
28. |
According to Heraclitus the ultimate kind of matter is -------- . |
A. | water |
B. | fire |
C. | air |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. fire |
29. |
The Ionian thinkers were --------- . |
A. | dualistic |
B. | monistic |
C. | pluralistic |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. monistic |
30. |
The Greek thinkers who drew our attension to proportion, order and harmony are --------- . |
A. | pythagoreans |
B. | eleatics |
C. | heraclitus |
D. | parmenides |
Answer» A. pythagoreans |
31. |
------------------- laid emphasis on vegetarianism. |
A. | pythagoreans |
B. | eleatics |
C. | heraclitus |
D. | parmenides |
Answer» A. pythagoreans |
32. |
------------------------laid emphasis on asceticism. |
A. | pythagoreans |
B. | eleatics |
C. | heraclitus |
D. | parmenides |
Answer» A. pythagoreans |
33. |
------------------ practiced a reformed kind of orphic religion. |
A. | pythagoreans |
B. | eleatics |
C. | heraclitus |
D. | parmenides |
Answer» A. pythagoreans |
34. |
-------------------- founded an order in which men and women were considered equal. |
A. | pythagoras |
B. | eleatics |
C. | heraclitus |
D. | parmenides |
Answer» A. pythagoras |
35. |
According to -------------- the earth revolves round the central fire. |
A. | heracletus |
B. | eleatics |
C. | parmenides |
D. | pythagoreans |
Answer» D. pythagoreans |
36. |
Truth lies in reason and not in the world of sense is the fundamental position of ------ . |
A. | realism |
B. | materialism |
C. | idealism |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. idealism |
37. |
For ------- there is no past, no present, no future. |
A. | being |
B. | not-being |
C. | both |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. being |
38. |
Pre – sophistic philosophy is -----------because it conceived nature as animate or alive. |
A. | naturalistic |
B. | ontological |
C. | monistic |
D. | hylozoistic |
Answer» D. hylozoistic |
39. |
Pre – sophistic philosophy is -----------because its attension is directed to nature. |
A. | naturalistic |
B. | ontological |
C. | monistic |
D. | hylozoistic |
Answer» A. naturalistic |
40. |
Pre – sophistic philosophy is ----------- , it enquires into the essence of things. |
A. | naturalistic |
B. | ontological |
C. | monistic |
D. | hylozoistic |
Answer» B. ontological |
41. |
Pre – sophistic philosophy is ----------- it seeks to explain phenomena by single principle |
A. | naturalistic |
B. | ontological |
C. | monistic |
D. | hylozoistic |
Answer» C. monistic |
42. |
Protagoras and Gorgias were ---------- |
A. | sophists |
B. | philosophers |
C. | sages |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. sophists |
43. |
“Man is the measure of all things” is the famous teachings of ------------- . |
A. | socrates |
B. | sophists |
C. | protagoras |
D. | gorgias |
Answer» C. protagoras |
44. |
For------------- knowledge is perception. |
A. | protagoras |
B. | socrates |
C. | plato |
D. | aristotle |
Answer» A. protagoras |
45. |
ho*mo mensura is the famous saying by |
A. | socrates |
B. | plato |
C. | aristotle |
D. | protagoras |
Answer» D. protagoras |
46. |
According to ------------ even if there is anything we cannot know it. |
A. | gorgias |
B. | aistotle |
C. | plato |
D. | socrates |
Answer» A. gorgias |
47. |
Protagoras was influenced by ---------- in propounding his epistemology. |
A. | leucippus |
B. | democritus |
C. | gorgias |
D. | socrates |
Answer» B. democritus |
48. |
------------- deny the universality of knowledge. |
A. | socrates |
B. | sophists |
C. | plato |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. sophists |
49. |
According to sophists ----------- can give us only relative knowledge. |
A. | reason |
B. | perception |
C. | inference |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. perception |
50. |
Which one of the following is not a dialogue by Plato |
A. | meno |
B. | republic |
C. | phaedo |
D. | poetics |
Answer» D. poetics |
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