TRB Tripura PGT Philosophy Teacher Paper 2017

STPGT TRB Tripura Philosophy 2017 Paper

One of the allegations raised against Indian philosophy is that, it is
(a) hedonistic
(b) pessimistic
(c) pluralist
(d) None of the above

The original sciptures of Indian orthodox philosophical schools are primarily explained through
(a) Bhasya
(b) Sutra
(c) Tika
(d) None of the above

The Carvaka philosophy believes that
(a) the Soul is eternal
(b) the Soul is not eternal
(c) the Soul takes rebirth
(d) None of the above

The number of the element(s) which constituted the world, for the Carvakas, is/are
(a) one
(b) four
(c) six
(d) None of the above

The term ‘Tripitaka’literally means
(a) three pots
(b) three books
(c) three boxes
(d) None of the above

According to Buddhism, the indivisible tiniest part of ‘Time’ is called
(a) Pal
(b) Ksan
(c) Muhurta
(d) None of the above

Among the following, which is NOT included in the Pancamahavrata of Jainism is
(a) Ahimsa
(b) Asteya
(c) Asatya
(d) None of the above

The Anekantavada of Jainism is a/an
(a) metaphysical theory
(b) epistemological theory
(c) logical theory
(d) None of the above

The number of Alaukika Pratyaksa admitted in Nyaya philosophy is/are
(a) one
(b) two
(c) three
(d) None of the above

The fourth ‘Avayava’ of the Pancavayavi Nyaya admitted in Nyaya philosophy is
(a) Upanayana
(b) Upanaya
(c) Udaharana
(d) None of the above

The School of Indian philosophy, which also known as Anwiksiki is
(a) The Nyaya
(b) The Vaisesika
(c) The Vedanta
(d) None of the above

Vyapati is an invariable relation between
(a) Sadhya and Paksa
(b) Hetu and Sadhya
(c) Hetu and Paksa
(d) None of the above

The orginal scripture of Vaisesika philosophy was written by
(a) Maharsi Gautama
(b) Maharsi Kanada
(c) Maharsi Kapila
(d) None of the above

According to the Vaisesika Philosophy, ‘Sankara’ is a
(a) Jati
(b) Jativadhaka
(c) Samanya
(d) None of the above

It is admitted in Vaisesika philosophy that the Paramanus (atoms) are different from one another in respect of
(a) quality
(b) quantity
(c) Both quality and quantity
(d) None of the above