Systems of indian Philosophy | Set 1
1. Generally Indian Philosophy is described as ------
2. Perception is the only pramana according to ----
3. ‘Eat ,Drink and Be Merry’ is the ethical motto of ---------
4. Early Buddhistic literature is written in ---------- language
5. Means of valid knowledge is known as --------
6. Syadvada relates to ----------
7. Astika darsana believes in ----------
8. --------- is the term that refers to Buddhist philosophy
9. The concept of Dharma in Jainism means------------
10. ----- is the author of Yogasutra
11. Mahayana refers to -----
12. Asatkaryavada is the causation theory of --------------
13. The Buddhist concept of moksha is known as -------------
14. Samkhya theory of causatonis known as ---------
15. Vaisesika sutras written by --------
16. In Jaina theory Pudgala refers to ------------
17. --------- is the author of Nyayasutras
18. ‘Triratnas’ relates to ----
19. The doctrine of many ness of reality in Jainism is referred as
20. The concept of Pranayama in Yoga system refers to --------
21. In Advaita, Brahman conditioned by Maya is termed as --------
22. Hinayana and Mahayana are the two schools in
23. In Yoga system Dhyana refers to ------
24. The doctrine of seven fold judgment is an epistemological theory of --------
25. Visistadvaita is a ------- non dualism
26. The category of Adharma in Jainism means -------------
27. The concept of Pratyahara in Yoga refers to -----------
28. According to Hindu ethics wealth satisfies our ------
29. Which one of the following thinkers is associated with Visistadvaita
30. Satva , Rajas and Tamas are the three qualities of -----------
31. According to Sankara ultimate reality is
32. According to Buddhism --------- is the means to the cessation of suffering
33. Dharana in Yoga refers to fixing or steading of -----------
34. Prakti and Purusa are the two categories in -----------
35. ---------- is the meaning of Prapathi
36. The systems which do not accept the authority of Vedas are called
37. The systems which accept the authority of Vedas are called
38. Which among the following is a Heterodox System
39. Which among the following is a Heterodox System
40. Which among the following is an Orthodox System
41. Which among the following is an Orthodox System
42. Which among the following is an Orthodox System
43. Which among the following is an Orthodox System
44. ‘SarvaDarsanaSamgraha’ is written by
45. Charvaka Philosophy is
46. Charvaka believes ----------- as the only reality
47. Which among the following is not accepted by Charvaka
48. The only pramana accepted by Charvaka is
49. Which among the following is a material goal in the social life of man
50. Which system of Indian Philosophy is considered as Indian Hedonism
51. According to Charvaka , the Ultimate goal in the life of man is
52. ’Eat, Drink and be Merry’ is the Slogan of
53. The founder of Buddhism is
54. Buddha’s ‘four noble truths’ is known as
55. According to Buddha the cause of suffering is
56. Which among the following is not come under ‘Four Noble Truths’ of Buddha
57. According to Buddha, ‘Dukha’ leads man towards
58. Links in ‘Bhava Chakra ‘ is called
59. How many Nidhanas are there in ‘Bhava Chakra according to Budha
60. Which among the following is not a Nidhana
61. According to Buddha, Cessation from sufferings is
62. Buddha illustrated ‘Impermanency of the World and momentary existence of objects’
through his theory of
63. Path of Liberation according to Buddha is called
64. Which among the following is not come under Ashtanga marga
65. ‘Ashtanga marga’ is also known as
66. Kshanikavada is put forwarded by
67. No- Soul theory is also known as
68. Which one of the following is not a skanda
69. Cluster of five factors which constitute Soul is called
70. The Scripture of Buddhism is called
71. Which one among the following is not a scripture of Buddhism
72. Which one among the following is a sect of Buddhism
73. The meaning of the term ‘Hinayana’ is
74. Poems written by Buddhist nuns is called
75. In the ‘Causal Wheel’ Vedana arises out of
76. In the ‘Causal Wheel’ Trishna arises from
77. In the ‘Causal Wheel’ ‘Samskara’arises from
78. In the ‘Causal Wheel’, Consiousness arises from
79. In the ‘Causal Wheel’ Name and form arises from
80. In the ‘Causal Wheel’ ‘Upadana’arises from
81. In the ‘Causal Wheel’ ‘Bhava’arises from
82. In the ‘Causal Wheel’ ‘Jati’arises from
83. In the ‘Causal Wheel’ ‘Old age and death’arises from
84. Buddha’s ‘Eight Fold Path’ is also known as
85. According to Buddha, Soul constitute a cluster of
86. Which one of the following is not a skanda
87. The founder of Jainism is
88. The famous prophet who had propagated Jaina Philosophy is
89. The word ‘Jaina’ came from the word
90. According to Janism ‘Jiva’ is
91. ‘Jiva’ , in its purest form is called
92. The Bounded Soul according to Jainism is called
93. How many types of Ajivas are there according to JainaPhilosophy
94. Which among the following is not anAjiva
95. Which among the following is Ajiva
96. The substance which can undergo integration and disintegration is called
97. According to Jainism , Matter is made up of
98. The minutest particle of matter which can not be further divided is called
99. Which among the following is a not a feature of Time according to Jainism
100. The filled space according to Jainism is called