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On, , UGC NTA NET — JRF ONLINE TUTORIAL - MYS, TEST FOR MEDIEVAL & MODERN WESTERN PHILOSOPHY, 50 Questions, 2 Points each, No Negative Marking, , Duration: 60mins, , According to early Buddhism, the so-called self is only an aggregate of, mental states like ideas, feelings, volitions etc. A similar view was held, by:, , Choices:, , a). Berkeley, , b). Locke, , c). David Hume, , d). Heraclitus, , . Match the Following:, , List - 1 List - 2, . Locke 1, The relation of the soul to the body is of the, nature of the pilot and his machine, . Berkeley 2. God is the real cause of spirit and things, . Hume 3. Past experience of constant conjunction., . Descartes 4. The idea of causality is not necessarily, connected with uniformity, Choices:, A B c Db, a). 3 2 1 4, b).. 2 1 3 4, c). 2 4 3 1, d). 4 2 3 1, , 3. Which one of the following books is authored by Berkeley, , a). Phenomenology of spirit, , b). Principles of Human knowledge, , c), Enquiry concerning the Human understanding, d). Essay concerning Human understanding

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PwnNne yy, , 4. Assertion (A), , Descartes’ Method is called mathematical method, Reason (R), , His aim is to find a body of certain and evident truths., , Choices:, , a). A is false but R is true, , b). Both A and R are true but R is NOT the correct explanation of A, c). Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A, , d). A is true but R is false, , 5. Who proved the existence of God through arguments-based ontology?, a). St. Augustine, , b). St. Anselm, , c). St. Thomas Aquinas, , d). None of the above, , . Who among the following is not a sceptic?, , a). Bayle, b). Hume, c). Descartes, , d). Pyrrho, , . Consider the following assertions:, , . Agreement or disagreement of ideas is knowledge., , . There is distinction between primary and secondary qualities., . Objects are represented through their qualities., , . Knowledge of the object is pre-established in the mind,, , Select the correct code in light of John Locke’s Philosophy., a). 1, 2,3 and 4 are true., , b). 1, 2 and 3 are true., , c). | and 2 are true., , d). 2, 3 and 4 are true., , . All the following statements are inconsistent with Spinoza except:, , a). God is ontologically different from the world, , b). Mind and Body are two unlike substances., , c). The world and its changes are but modes of God., d). Doubting implies the existence of the doubter.

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9. Which of the following code is correct with reference to the thought, given below?, Thought: “... mind and body, extension and thought as two of the many, inseparable aspects of a single, all-inclusive reality. Being co-existent, attributes of the substance, thought and extension cannot interact”., a). Berkeley and Descartes, b). Spinoza, c). Leibniz., d). Spinoza and Berkeley, , 10. Match the following:, , List 1 List 2, A. Leucippus and Democritus 1. Atomic theory, B. St. Augustine 2. Five proofs for the existence of, God, C. Thomas Aquinas 3. Ontological Argument, D. Saint Anselm 4, The city of God, Choices:, AB c oD, a). 4 3 1 2, b). 4 2 3 1, c). 1 4 2 3, dy. ot 2 3 4, 11. Assertion (A), , According to Leibnitz there is a necessary relation between the, gushing wind and the shutting of the door., , Reason (R), , There is pre-establish harmony., , Choices:, , a). Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A, b). A is true but R is false, , c). Both A and R are false, , d). A is false but R is true

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12. Assertion (A), Mind and body are two relative substances., Reason (R), Mind and body are dependent on each other., , Choices:, , a). Both A and R are false, , b). A is true but R is false, , c). A is false but R is true, , d). Both A and R are true but R is NOT the correct explanation of A, , 13. Consider the following statements with reference to Theory of truth of, Leibniz and mark the correct code:, 1. Truths of Reason are necessarily true and cannot be denied without, inconsistency., 2. Truths of reason are contingent and can be denied without, inconsistency., 3. Truths of fact cannot be denied without contradiction., 4. Truths of fact can be denied without contradiction., , Choices:, , a). | and 4 are true, b). | and 3 are true, c). 1, 2 and 4 are true, d). 2 and 3 are true, , 14. Assertion (A), Monads have no windows., Reason (R), 1, Nothing is passed to them from outside., 2. Each of their state is generated from their own nature., 3. Monads do not interact., , Choices:, , a). Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A, , b). A is false but R is true, , c). A is true but R is false, , d). Both A and R are true but R is NOT the correct explanation of A

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15. Consider the following assertions: If sugar has sweetness today, it, does not mean that it will remain sweet tomorrow also because, , 1. Sweetness is not inherent in the sugar., , 2. There is only circumstantial relation between sugar and the sweetness., 3. There is no necessary causal relation between sugar and the sweetness, 4, There is only conjunction between sugar and the sweetness., , Select the correct code in light of Hume’ view point:, , Choices:, , a). Only | is correct., , b). Only 3 and 4 are correct., c). Only 2 is correct., , d). Only 2 and 4 are correct., , 16.All the propositions below, according to Spinoza are true, except:, a). The world and its changes are God’s modes, b). God transcends the world, c). God is immanent in the world, d). God and world are one and the same, , 17. Which one of the following statements justify that genuine knowledge is, possible without relying on experience?, , a). Table is brown, , b). Rose is red, , c). The board is bright, , d). The whole is the sum of all its parts, , 18. Which one among the following code is acceptable to Spinoza?, 1. Nature as a self-creating reality is known as Natura Naturans., 2. Nature as a self-creating reality is known as Natura Naturata., 3. In its of a creative product, Nature is known as Natura Naturata., 4. In its static aspect, Nature is known as Natura Naturans., , Choices:, , a). l and 4, b). 1 and 2, c). land 3, d). 2 and 4