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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 English (BA English) .
251. |
Greeks called Determinism…………. |
A. | Necessity |
B. | Compulsion |
C. | Decomposition |
D. | Utilitarianism |
Answer» B. Compulsion |
252. |
Who was the Greek God of medicine? |
A. | Appolo |
B. | Zeus |
C. | Aesculapius |
D. | Hercules |
Answer» C. Aesculapius |
253. |
Which writings are the earliest collections of Greek medical works? |
A. | Pythagorean |
B. | Hippocratic |
C. | Leucippus |
D. | Thales |
Answer» B. Hippocratic |
254. |
The Ionian school regarded medicine as ………. |
A. | An art |
B. | A science |
C. | A theoxetical science |
D. | A practice |
Answer» A. An art |
255. |
Who first suggested that the moon shone by reflected light? |
A. | Aristotle |
B. | Leucippus |
C. | Democritus |
D. | Anaxagoras |
Answer» D. Anaxagoras |
256. |
Whose intervention saved Anaxagoras from death? |
A. | Anaximenes |
B. | Hippocrates |
C. | Pythagoras |
D. | Pericles |
Answer» D. Pericles |
257. |
Plato was the disciple of…………… |
A. | Aristotle |
B. | Ecphantus |
C. | Socrates |
D. | None of these |
Answer» C. Socrates |
258. |
Which was the first institution devoted to the pursuit of knowledge in the Western world and which lasted for a thousand years? |
A. | Academy |
B. | Ionian school |
C. | Pythagorean school |
D. | Republic |
Answer» A. Academy |
259. |
Aristotle was the disciple of ………… |
A. | Plato |
B. | Socrates |
C. | Theophrastus |
D. | Eudoxus |
Answer» A. Plato |
260. |
Aristotle interpreted all motion as………. of natural inclinations |
A. | Complementary |
B. | Parallel |
C. | Opposite |
D. | Gratification |
Answer» D. Gratification |
261. |
Aristotle had borrowed his idea of cosmogony from…………. |
A. | Plato |
B. | Ecphantus |
C. | Eudoxus |
D. | Leucippus |
Answer» C. Eudoxus |
262. |
Aristotle had setup the …………. In opposition to the Academy |
A. | Lyceum |
B. | Republic |
C. | University |
D. | None of these |
Answer» A. Lyceum |
263. |
Who succeeded Aristotle in the Lyceyum? |
A. | Eratosthenes |
B. | Theophrastus |
C. | Euclid |
D. | Menaechmus |
Answer» B. Theophrastus |
264. |
Who was the head of the Lyceum from 287 to 269 BC? |
A. | Aristotle |
B. | Theophrastus |
C. | Strato of Lampascus |
D. | Exodus |
Answer» C. Strato of Lampascus |
265. |
Who asserted that earth turned on its own axis? |
A. | Eudoxus |
B. | Exogabtus |
C. | Theophrastus |
D. | Strato of Lampascus |
Answer» B. Exogabtus |
266. |
Who founded Epicureanism? |
A. | Zeno |
B. | Euclid |
C. | Apollonius |
D. | Epicurus of Samos |
Answer» D. Epicurus of Samos |
267. |
Which one among the following does not belong to the Cardinal teachings of Epicurus? |
A. | Heavenly bodies are divine |
B. | The highest good is the pleasure |
C. | The gods do not concern themselves at all with men’s affairs |
D. | The external world resulted from a fortuitous concourse of atoms |
Answer» A. Heavenly bodies are divine |
268. |
Epicurus of Samos wanted to set man free from the …………. |
A. | Unjust activities of the rulers |
B. | Social order |
C. | Various diseases |
D. | Burden of religion |
Answer» D. Burden of religion |
269. |
Stoicism was founded by………. |
A. | Zeno |
B. | Epicurus of Samos |
C. | Euclid |
D. | Socrates |
Answer» A. Zeno |
270. |
Who started a ‘Museum’ or ‘Temple of Muses’ in Alexandria? |
A. | Alexander the Great |
B. | Zeno |
C. | Ptolemy |
D. | Diophantus |
Answer» C. Ptolemy |
271. |
Ptolemy II started the …………. |
A. | Museum |
B. | University |
C. | Scientific school |
D. | Royal Library |
Answer» D. Royal Library |
272. |
Ptolemaic dynasty ended with the death of ……… |
A. | Ptolemy |
B. | Cleopatra |
C. | Alexander the Great |
D. | Ptolemy II |
Answer» B. Cleopatra |
273. |
Who instigated the murder of Hypatia in 415? |
A. | St,Cyril |
B. | Archbishop Theophilus |
C. | Ptolemy |
D. | Alexander |
Answer» A. St,Cyril |
274. |
Some of the Alexandrians migrated to ……….. |
A. | Rome |
B. | England |
C. | Athens |
D. | France |
Answer» C. Athens |
275. |
Byzantium was later known as …………. |
A. | Rome |
B. | Venice |
C. | Alexandria |
D. | Constantinople |
Answer» D. Constantinople |
276. |
Who was the first of the Great Alexandrian mathematicians? |
A. | Epicurus |
B. | Euclid |
C. | Zeno |
D. | Alexander the Great |
Answer» B. Euclid |
277. |
The famous work of Euclid on Geometry is ………. |
A. | Elements of Geometry |
B. | Geometrical elements |
C. | Theories on Geometry |
D. | None of these |
Answer» A. Elements of Geometry |
278. |
Archimedes is best known for his …………. |
A. | Theory that the sun was far more distant than the moon |
B. | Discovery of the bright star called spica |
C. | Method of measuring the specific gravities of substances |
D. | New algebraic methods |
Answer» C. Method of measuring the specific gravities of substances |
279. |
Name the person who does not belong to the following Mathematicians of Alexandria |
A. | Apollonius |
B. | Diophantus |
C. | Galen |
D. | Archimedes |
Answer» C. Galen |
280. |
Who is called as ‘The Father of Algebra’? |
A. | Euclid |
B. | Diophantus |
C. | Archimedes |
D. | Apollonius |
Answer» B. Diophantus |
281. |
Which is the best known work of Claudius Ptolemy? |
A. | Almagest |
B. | Republic |
C. | Elements of Geometry |
D. | None of these |
Answer» A. Almagest |
282. |
Who introduced a drastic reform in the making of calendar? |
A. | Galen |
B. | Claudius Ptolemy |
C. | Julius Caesar |
D. | Cicero |
Answer» C. Julius Caesar |
283. |
Which is the oldest of the Vedas? |
A. | Sama Veda |
B. | Rig Veda |
C. | Yajur Veda |
D. | Atharva Veda |
Answer» B. Rig Veda |
284. |
Who is the Vedic Sage who has enumerated various multiples of 10 in a systematic way? |
A. | Caraka |
B. | Susruta |
C. | Patanjali |
D. | Medhatithi |
Answer» D. Medhatithi |
285. |
Which is the earliest systematic astronomic text of this period? |
A. | Jothisha Vedanga |
B. | Sulva Sutra |
C. | Atharva Veda |
D. | Kanada Sutra |
Answer» A. Jothisha Vedanga |
286. |
When Huan Tsang visited Nalanda, there were over ………. Students |
A. | 8000 |
B. | 2500 |
C. | 8500 |
D. | 7000 |
Answer» C. 8500 |
287. |
Classical Indian medical knowledge is called………… |
A. | Carakasamhita |
B. | Susruta samhita |
C. | Ayurveda |
D. | None of these |
Answer» C. Ayurveda |
288. |
The authoritative text on Yoga called ‘Yagasutra’ was written by……… |
A. | Patanjali |
B. | Aryabhata |
C. | Nagarjuna |
D. | Caraka |
Answer» A. Patanjali |
289. |
Who was the first Emperor of Chin dynasty? |
A. | Liu Pang |
B. | Lao Tsu |
C. | Confucius |
D. | Shih Huang Ti |
Answer» D. Shih Huang Ti |
290. |
Who prepared a star chart of about 800 stars? |
A. | Shih Huang Ti |
B. | Lao Tsu |
C. | Shih Shen |
D. | None of these |
Answer» C. Shih Shen |
291. |
Which was the philosophical school founded by Lao Tsu in the 6th century BC? |
A. | Taoism |
B. | Protestantism |
C. | Zen-Buddhism |
D. | None of these |
Answer» A. Taoism |
292. |
The historic flight of Prophet Muhammad from Mecca to Medina took place in ……… AD |
A. | 602 |
B. | 538 |
C. | 520 |
D. | 622 |
Answer» D. 622 |
293. |
Who is called ‘The Father of Arabic Alchemy’? |
A. | Abu Ali Hasan |
B. | Jabir Ibn Hayyan |
C. | Al-Fazari |
D. | Caliph Al-Mamun |
Answer» B. Jabir Ibn Hayyan |
294. |
Who founded an astronomical observatory at Baghdad? |
A. | Caliph al-Mansur |
B. | Caliph al-Mamun |
C. | Al-Fazare |
D. | Alhazen |
Answer» B. Caliph al-Mamun |
295. |
Roger Bacon’s work ‘Opus Majus’ is a general compendium of …………. |
A. | Scientific ideas and knowledge of the period |
B. | Medical treatises |
C. | Political treatises |
D. | Monastic orders |
Answer» A. Scientific ideas and knowledge of the period |
296. |
Leonardo da Vinci’s ………. Anatomical drawings put him in the front rank of the anatomists of the world. |
A. | 100 |
B. | 260 |
C. | 1000 |
D. | 750 |
Answer» D. 750 |
297. |
Copernicus considered …….. at the centre with all other planets revolving around it. |
A. | Earth |
B. | Sun |
C. | Stars |
D. | Moon |
Answer» B. Sun |
298. |
Who prepared the Rudolphian Tables which appeared in 1627? |
A. | Johannes Kepler |
B. | Michael Martlin |
C. | Tycho Brahe |
D. | Rheticus |
Answer» A. Johannes Kepler |
299. |
Who said that there was no centre for the universe, since it is infinite? |
A. | Galileo Galelei |
B. | Bishop Oresme |
C. | Giordano Bruno |
D. | Cardinal Nicholas |
Answer» C. Giordano Bruno |
300. |
Who was the first person to use telescope to view the sky? |
A. | Giordano Bruno |
B. | Johannas Kepler |
C. | Galileo Galelei |
D. | King Frederic II |
Answer» C. Galileo Galelei |
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