AHSEC| CLASS 12| LOGIC & PHILOSOPHY| QUESTION PAPER - 2019| H.S. 2ND YEAR
2019
LOGIC AND
PHILOSOPHY
Full Marks:
100
Pass Marks:
30
Time: Three
hours
The figures
in the margin indicate full marks for the questions.
1. (a) What is the main subject matter of Logic? 1
(b) Is the conclusion of Unscientific Induction
certain? 1
(c) Is there ‘inductive leap’ in Perfect Induction? 1
(d) The Paradox of Induction is connected with the
Principle of the Uniformity of Nature. Is it true? 1
(e) Which is the first stage of hypothesis suggested
by Miss’s definition of hypothesis?
1
(f) What is the meaning of ‘vera causa’? 1
(g) What is the exact object of moral judgement? 1
(h) Name the theory which states that the external
world can be directly known. 1
(i) Is the conclusion of Method of Agreement
certain? 1
(j) Ethics is a positive science. Is it true? 1
(k) From which Sanskrit root the word ‘Dharma’ is
derived? 1
(l) Which principle of elimination forms the basis
of Method of Agreement? 1
2. State two points of differences between deduction and induction. 2
3. Why the law of causation is called the formal ground of induction? 2
4. Define Scientific Induction. 2
5. State any two qualitative marks of causation. 2
Or
Define conjunction of causes with an example. 2
6. How many types of
verification are there in a hypothesis and what are these? 2
Or
What do you mean by analogical hypothesis? 2
7. Write two
criticisms of Native Realism. 2
8. Give a definition
of Idealism in your own words. 2
9. Distinguish
between fallacy of non-observation and fallacy of mal-observation. 2
10. Write two
advantages of observation as the material ground of Induction. 1+1=2
11. Why the Idealism
of Leibnitz is called Pluralistic Idealism? 2
12. Define negative
condition with the help of a suitable example. 1+1=2
13. Write the name
of one primary and one secondary quality of an object. 1+1=2
14. State the
qualitative marks of a cause. 4
Or
What do you mean by plurality of causes? Why plurality of causes is not
scientifically acceptable? 2+2=4
15. Do you support
Native Realism? Give reasons in support of your view. 1+3=4
16. What is ‘Crucial
Instance’? Explain. 4
17. State two
advantages and two disadvantages of the Method of difference. 2+2=4
Or
Write two advantages and two disadvantages of the Method of Agreement. 2+2=4
18. Briefly express
any four characteristics of Scientific Realism. 4
19. Name the
philosopher who made the statement ‘Esse Est Percipi’. Explain the meaning of
the statement. 1+3=4
Or
Do you think that Hegel’s idealism tries to reconcile idealism and
realism? Explain.
20. Explain briefly
the Dharma and Artha as Purusarthas. 2+2=4
Or
State four important aspects with which Ethics deals. 4
21. Write a note on
Plato’s Idealism. 4
22. Write briefly
the nature of religion. 4
23. Briefly explain
the four stages of hypothesis. 4
24. State any three
similarities and any three dissimilarities between Unscientific Induction and
Analogy. 3+3=6
Or
Define Unscientific Induction and state its main characteristics.
25. Define the Joint
Method of Agreement and Difference with concrete example. State two advantages
and two disadvantages of this method 2+2+2=6
Or
Explain the Method of Residues with example. 6
26. Explain
Aristotle’s view on causation. 6
Or
Explain the Law of Causation as one of the formal grounds of Induction. 6
27. “Religion and
Morality are mutually dependable” – Discuss it. 6
Or
What do you mean by Religion? Which is the most acceptable definition of Religion? Explain two characteristics of Religion. 2+2+2=6
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