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QUESTION BANK ASIAN PHILOSOPHY BA PHILOSOPHY - VI Semester Elective Course CUCBCSS 2014 Admission onwards SCHOOLOF DISTANCE EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT Prepared by: Dr.SMIITHA. T.M ASST. PROFESSOR Dept. PHILOSOPHY MHARAJAS COLLEGE ERNAKULAM - 11

ASIAN PHILOSOPHY 1. Sun Yat Sen argues that, it is easy to act, but difficult to---------------- a. say b. think c. know d. explain 2. Mao Tes Tung in his ------------------advocated the synthesis of theory and practice in revolutionary behaviour. a. On Practice b. Book of Changes c.. Yi jing d.none of these 3. Mao Tes Tung in his On Practice advocated the synthesis of ------------- --------in revolutionary behaviour a. Knowledge and theory b. knowledge and life c. theory and practice d. theory and law 4. In Arabic philosophy active intellect is often described as : a. ethical entity b. material entity c. psychological entity d. transcendent immaterial entity 5. Al-Frabi accepts that, the immediate notion of beauty is visual and more closely related to the--------------. a. imagination b. reason c. intuition d. sensations 6. Who accepts that, the immediate notion of beauty is visual and more closely related to the sensations? a. Al- Frabi b. Avicenna c. Averroes d. Al-Gazel 7. According to Al- Frabi, ---------------is the most perfect thing. a. love b. soul c. God d. nature 8. Ahura Mazda literally means: a. The Wise Lord b. The Perfect God c. The Powerful God d. The Absolute 9. Ahura Mazda the term is created for referring the God by: a. Zoroaster b. Buddha c. Al-Farabi d. Confucius 10. Ahura Mazda represent : a. All mighty b. Personified God c. Protector d. Good creator ASISAN PHILOSOPHY Page 2

11. Ahriman represent the: a. Soul b. Goodness c. Evil d. none of these 12. According to Zoroastrianism, ---------------is the source of all good in the world. a. Rahiman b. Ahirman c. Ahriman d. Ohrmazd 13. Who argues that, the rational soul is indestructible since it is simple and so cannot break up into parts? a. Al- Frabi b. Avicenna c. Averroes d. Al-Gazel 14. Avicenna argues that, the rational soul is ------------------ a. constuctable b. diminishable c. destructible d. indestructible 15. Who argues that, there is no need for God to bring us back to life in the next world after we have died in this world? a. Al- Frabi b. Avicenna c. Averroes d. Al-Gazel 16. Yin is : a. a passive principle b an active principle c. a positive principle d. none of these 17. Yang is : a passive principle b an active principle c. a negative principle d. none of these 18. Yin represents: a. light b. bright c. dark d. none of these 19.Yang represents: a. light b. shade c. dark d. dullness 20. Tao is the origin and the principle of : a. soul b. matter c. being d. experience 21. In Taoism------------- is considered as is both all beings and all possible beings. a. yin b. yang c. wu d. tao 22. According to Neo Confucianism ----- is the principle describes the mode of ASISAN PHILOSOPHY Page 3

being of everything possible. a. qi b. li c. wu d. tao 23. According to Neo Confucianism ----- is the principle which brings some of the possible things into actuality. a. qi b. li c. wu d. tao 24. Who is called as Master Kong? a. Confucius b. Kukai c. Laozi d. Hakuin Ekaku 25. The ruler has the sanction of Heaven if he is righteous, and it has been taken away from him if he behaves badly. Who proposed this view? a. Confucius b. Kukai c. Laozi d. Hakuin Ekaku 26. ------------ treated as the well written book of Confucius. a. On Practice b. Book of Changes c. Spring and Autumn Annals d. Yi Jing 27. According to Mao Zedong, -------is the only constant phenomenon in this universe. a. soul b. matter c. permanence d. change 28. Which book helped Mao Zedong to make the idea that, change is the only constant phenomenon in this universe? a. On Practice b. Book of Changes c. On Theory d. Thus Capital 29. According to Dogen, the Buddha Nature is not an innate potentiality but it is part of the ------------------ a. rational authority b. constant reality. c. constantly changing reality d. consciousness 30. Koan means: a. puzzles b. analogies c. parables d. similes 31. In Zen Buddhisn which sect advocated the use of koan in referring a sudden enlightenment? a. Sotob. b. Tendai c. Rinzai d. Shingon ASISAN PHILOSOPHY Page 4

32. According to Confucius, li is a combination of-----------------. a. power and knowledge b. justice and wisdom c. morality and etiquette d. right and courage 33. According to Confucius, li means:. a. excellent b. wisdom c. justice d. propriety 34. Laozi or Lao Tzu is also known as : a. Divine Master b. Divine Kong c. Master Kong d. Old Master 35. Do not do unto others what you would not want others to do you this slogan is also known as : a. The Golden rule of Confucianism b. The Golden rule of Taoism c. The Golden rule of Zen d. The Golden rule of Zoroastrianism 36. In order to establish myself, I establish others: in order to enlarge myself, I enlarge others - this principle is propounded by: a. Confucius b. Kukai c. Laozi d. Hakuin Ekaku 37. Rejection of the notion of gentleman by high birth is considered as the most revolutionary aspects of : a. Confucius. B. Laozi c. Mao d. Kukai 38. Hadith means: a. saying of the Prophet b. saying of the master c. saying of the leader d. saying of the God 39. Which school of Japan preached the doctrine of Three Truths? a. Tendai b. Jodo c. Shingon d. Zen 40. Which are the three truths emphasised in Tendai tradition? a. The emptiness, the temporary and the middle b. The emptiness, the action and the permanent c. The emptiness, the temporary and the permanent d. none of these 41. Ikhwan al-safa can be translates as: a. Brethren of divine b. Brethren of soul ASISAN PHILOSOPHY Page 5

c. Brethren of purity d. Brethren of God 42. In Islamic tradition kalam means; a. philosophy b. ethics c. ontology d. theology 43. Pure Land movement is related with: a. Chinese philosophy b. Arabic Philosophy c. Japanese Philosophy d. Zoroastrian Philosophy 44. Rinzai Zen was introduced by : a. Confucius b. Kukai c. Laozi d. Eisai 45. Rinzai Zen advocated the principle of ------------------ enlightenment. a. sudden b. gradual c. slow d. calm 46. -------------------- is the most important Confucianist emphasised Confucius philosophy of benevolence. a. Xunzi b. Mencius c. Mao d. Dogen 47. --------------- is the central concept of Dao de jing. a. Li and ren b. fa and de c. yin and yang d. none of these 48. According to Zoroastrian philosophy, death enters the world with : a. Sprit b. Rahiman c.evil d. Angra Mainyu 49. According to Zoroastrian philosophy Angra Mainyu means: a. Perfect God b. Good creator c. Evil Spirit d. Good protector 50. Who is considered as the best of earliest logician from Arab world? a. Al- Frabi b. Avicenna c. Averroes d. Al-Gazel 51. Al- Farabi is also known as : a. Iban Rushd b. Abunaser c. Abusalim d. Iban Sina 52. Who holds full Arabic translation of world classics and their major Hellenistic commentaries on the traditional time? a. Al Kindi b. Averroes c. Al Frabi d. Matta lbin 53. Much of the responsibility for the separation between Islamic theology and philosophy may be attributed to: a. Al Kindi b. Averroes c. Matta lbin d. Al Frabi ASISAN PHILOSOPHY Page 6

54. Principles of the views of the Citizen of the Best State is written by: a. Al Kindi b. Averroes c. Al Frabi d. Matta lbin 55. Al Frabi s Principles of the views of the Citizen of the Best State give an Islamic coloration to: a. Aristotelian teachings b. Platonic teachings c. Cartesian teachings d. Buddhist teachings 56. ------------------ called as Philosopher of the Arabs. a. Al Kindi b. Averroes c. Al Frabi d. Matta lbin 57. ---------------- is not a book written by Avicenna. a. Galenic Canon b. Shiffa c. Qanun Tibb d. On First Philosophy 58. Who is the founder of Jodo Shinhu? a. Shinran b. Kukai c. Laozi d. Hakuin Ekaku 59. ---------------------- was the national religion of the ancient Iran. a. Sufism b. Islam c. Zoroastrianism d. Shintoism 60. ----------- is the prophet of Zoroastrianism. a. Zoratha b. Ahura Mazda c. Zarathustra d.gathas 61. Zoroaster s hymns to Ahura Mazda is called: a. Geethas b. Gathas c. Ganas d. Aviras 62. The Japanese Philosopher Dogen discusses action in the term of---------- a. yi b. le c. dharma d. none of these 63. Arabic al-aql-al-fa means: a. Agent intellect b. Intellect c.. Active agent d. none of these 64. Al-aql means: a. reason b. freedom c. liberation d. experience 65. Zazen means: a. meditation b. sudden meditation c. seated meditation d. none of these ASISAN PHILOSOPHY Page 7

ANSWER KEY 1(c), 2(a), 3(c), 4(d), 5(d), 6(a), 7(c), 8(a) 9(a), 10(d), 11(c) 12(d), 13(b) 14(d), 15(c), 16(a) 17(b), 18(c), 19(a), 20(c) 21(d), 22(b), 23(a), 24(a), 25(a), 26(c), 27(d), 28(b), 29(c) 30(a) 31(c) 32(c), 33(d), 34(d), 35(a), 36(a), 37(a), 38(a), 39(a), 40(a) 41(c), 42(d), 43(c), 44(d), 45(a) 46(b), 47(c), 48(d), 49(c), 50(a), 51(b), 52(c), 53(d), 54(c) 55(b), 56(a), 57(d), 58(a), 59(c) 60(c), 61(b), 62(c), 63(a), 64(a), 65(c) ASISAN PHILOSOPHY Page 8