1. Which among the following is opposed by the empiricist philosophers?
2. For Kant, total number of categories of understanding are
3. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer:
List-I
List-II
a. There must be both unity and opposition in the absolute.
1. Locke
b. The forms of sensibility are intuitional, the understanding is conceptual.
2. Hume
c. Ideas of substances are inadequate.
3. Kant
d. Ideas are not entirely loose or joined by chance, they introduce each other with a certain degee of method and regularity.
4. Hegel
| List-I | List-II |
| a. There must be both unity and opposition in the absolute. | 1. Locke |
| b. The forms of sensibility are intuitional, the understanding is conceptual. | 2. Hume |
| c. Ideas of substances are inadequate. | 3. Kant |
| d. Ideas are not entirely loose or joined by chance, they introduce each other with a certain degee of method and regularity. | 4. Hegel |
4. Reason must approach
5. Who one of the following held that space and time are apriori percepts?
6. Consider the following statement with reference to Popper's solution of the problem of induction, and mark the correct option.
1. There is no rationally justifiable method of induction.
2. There is no reliable method of induction.
3. There is a reliable method of induction.
Choose the correct answer:
1. There is no rationally justifiable method of induction.
2. There is no reliable method of induction.
3. There is a reliable method of induction.
Choose the correct answer:
7. Which one of the following philosophers is associated with the proposition: "I think therefore I am"?
8. Which problem John Locke wants to deal with while talking about empiricism?
9. What was the book name of Berkeley?
10. What do you mean an Ontological Argument of Leibniz?
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