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CBSE Question Paper 2014 Class 12 Philosophy<\/strong>\u00a0conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi in the month of March 2014. CBSE previous year question papers with the solution are available in myCBSEguide mobile app and website. The Best CBSE App for students and teachers is myCBSEguide which provides complete study material and practice papers to CBSE schools in India and abroad.<\/p>\n

CBSE Question Paper 2014 Class 12 Philosophy<\/strong><\/p>\n

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CBSE Question Paper 2014 Class 12 Philosophy<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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  1. All questions are compulsory.<\/li>\n
  2. Question Hos.1 \u2014 10 are multiple choice questions of1 mark each.<\/li>\n
  3. Question Nos. 11 \u2014 20\u00a0 are of 2\u00a0 marks each\u00a0 The answers fo these questions should not exceed 40 words each.<\/li>\n
  4. Question Nos. 21 \u2014 30 are of 4 marks each. The answers to these questions should not exceed 100 words each.<\/li>\n
  5. Question Nos. 31 \u2014 35 are of 6 marks each. The answers to these questions should not exceed 150 words each.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    1. According to Buddha, the number of steps in the path leading to Nirvana \u2019is<\/p>\n

    (i) Four
    \n(ii) Six
    \n(iii) Eight
    \n(iv) Twelve<\/p>\n

    2. According to Jainism, the number of substances is<\/p>\n

    (i) One
    \n(ii)Two
    \n(iii) four
    \n(iv) six<\/p>\n

    3. The number of Angas of Yoga is<\/p>\n

    (i) Three
    \n(iii) Seven
    \n(ii) Five
    \n(iv) Nine<\/p>\n

    4. According to Vai\u00e9esikas the number of Pudorthas \u201cis<\/p>\n

    (i) Seven
    \n(ii) Nine
    \n(iii) Eleven
    \n(iv) Sixteen<\/p>\n

    5. According to Samkhya school, the number of sources of valid knowledge is<\/p>\n

    (i) Three
    \n(ii) Four
    \n(iii) Six
    \n(iv) Eight<\/p>\n

    6. According to Spinoza, the number of substances is<\/p>\n

    (i) One
    \n(ii) Two
    \n(iii) Five
    \n(iv) Infinite<\/p>\n

    7. According to Locke, the number of qualities is<\/p>\n

    (i) Zero
    \n(ii) Two
    \n(iii) Three
    \n(iv) Four<\/p>\n

    8. According to Kant, the number of forms of the imperative is<\/p>\n

    (i) One
    \n(ii) Three
    \n(iii) Five
    \n(iv) Seven<\/p>\n

    9. According to Descartes number of kinds of innate ideas is<\/p>\n

    (i) One
    \n(ii) Two
    \n(iii) Four
    \n(iv) Six<\/p>\n

    10. According to Berkeley, the number of kinds of ideas is<\/p>\n

    (i) One
    \n(ii) Two
    \n(iii) Three
    \n(iv) Four<\/p>\n

    11. Explain Rg Veda\u2019s notion of RTA.<\/p>\n

    12. Explain Patanjali\u2019s notion of Nirvikalpak Snxn.<\/p>\n

    13. Enumerate Buddha\u2019s eightfold path.<\/p>\n

    14. Define Siimkhya\u2019s notion of Purusa.<\/p>\n

    15. What does Samkara mean by \u2019Maya?<\/p>\n

    16. What does Aristotle mean by efficient cause\u2019??<\/p>\n

    17. What is meant by \u2018mental environment\u2019?<\/p>\n

    18. Define Locke\u2019s notion of \u2018primary quality\u2019.<\/p>\n

    19. Define Spinoza \u2019s notion attributes\u2019.<\/p>\n

    20. What does Leibnitz mean by \u2018pre-established harmony\u2019?<\/p>\n

    21. What according to Descartes are the characteristics of knowledge?<\/p>\n

    22. Distinguish between Hume\u2019s notions of ideas\u2019 and \u2018impressions\u2019.<\/p>\n

    23. Explain Kant\u2019s distinction between analytic and synthetic propositions.<\/p>\n

    24. Explain regularity principle of causation.<\/p>\n

    25. Distinguish between learning and education.<\/p>\n

    26. Explain the doctrine of Purusarthas.<\/p>\n

    27. Explain Bhagavadgita\u2019s notion of Niskama karma yoga.<\/p>\n

    28. Enumerate the twelve links in the chain explained by Buddha in the Second Noble Truth.<\/p>\n

    29. Explain the notion of Samavaya (inherence) in Var:se\u00e9ika school.<\/p>\n

    30. Explain Samkhya\u2019s doctrine of three Gunas (qualities).<\/p>\n

    31. Explain the distinction between empiricism and rationalism.<\/p>\n

    32. Elaborate Kant\u2019s distinction between apriori and Aposteriori propositions.<\/p>\n

    33. Bring out the relationship between Syadvada and anekantavada.<\/p>\n

    34. Explain the relationship between the physical and spiritual environment.<\/p>\n

    35. Explain Siimkhya\u2019s account of puru\u00e9a.<\/p>\n

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