AHSEC| CLASS 12| LOGIC & PHILOSOPHY| QUESTION PAPER - 2021| H.S. 2ND YEAR

  

AHSEC| CLASS 12| LOGIC & PHILOSOPHY| QUESTION PAPER - 2021| H.S. 2ND YEAR

2021
LOGIC AND PHILOSOPHY
Full Marks: 100
Pass Marks: 30
Time: Three hours
The figures in the margin indicate full marks for the questions.


1. Give very short answer:    1x12=12

(a) What is induction improperly so called?        1

(b) Is the conclusion of scientific induction certain?   1

(c) What is the basis of unscientific induction?      1

(d) “Plants like men have birth, growth, decay, and death. Men possess intelligence, therefore plants also possess intelligence”. – What type of analogical argument is this?       1

(e) “The course of the world is not a uniformity, but uniformities”. – Who said this?    1

(f) Can there be more than one cause of an effect?  1

(g) What is working hypothesis?     1

(h) Give one example of a secondary quality.    1

(i) Name the philosopher who said that esse est percipi?    1

(j) What is called a voluntary action? 1

(k) Give one example of a non-moral action.  1

(l) From which Latin word the term “Religion” has been derived?     1

2. What is a good analogy?      2

3. Name the theory according to which Thought and Reality are at bottom identical (Reality is rational). Who advocates the theory?  2

4. Define inductive leap.      2

5. What is the meaning of the law of the conservation of matter and energy?      2

Or

What is the intellectual condition of observation?      2

6. Why the conclusion of analogical argument is probable?     2

7. State Mill’s canon of the Method of Agreement.      2

8. Name the experimental method which determines the quantitative relation between cause and effect.      2

9. Can an action of an insane person be called a moral action? Give one reason in support of your views. 1+1=2

10. What is the meaning of ‘Intention’?    2

11. What are the ultimate values of human life? Name the ideal or the value with which ethics is concerned. 1+1=2

12. Write two points of similarity between Religion and Morality.     1+1=2

Or

Why is the Method of Difference called a Method of Proof?

13. What is formal cause according to Aristotle?   2

14. Explain the meaning of ‘purusartha’. What are the four values or goals of human life as recognised by Classical Indian Philosophy? 2+2=4

15. State the principle of elimination on which the method of Difference is based.    4

Or

Explain the fallacies of observation with examples.

16. Explain the different stages of hypothesis with examples.   4

17. Mention four disadvantages of the Method of Difference.  4

Or

Why Mill has described the experimental methods as the ‘methods of elimination’?

18. “The ground of induction is the result of induction” – State two reasons as to why this statement of Mill cannot be accepted.      2+2=4

Or

Define scientific realism. State the exponent of scientific realism.     3+1=4

19. Which theory holds that the external world can be known directly as it really is? State two reasons as to why this theory cannot be accepted.     2+2=4

20. What is solipsism? Name the theory with which solipsism is associated.   2+2=4

21. State the names of different kinds of induction with chart.    2+2=4

22. State four points of difference between scientific induction and unscientific induction.  4

Or

Name the fallacy which sometimes vitiates the Method of Difference when employed as a method of observation. Give an example in this context.

23. Explain very briefly four advantages of experiment over observation.  4

24. Define scientific induction with example. State why it is called ‘Scientific’. Briefly explain three features of scientific induction.   2+1+3=6

What is Analogy? How can the value of analogical argument be determined?        2+4=6

25. Explain the principle of the Uniformity of Nature. Why it is called the formal ground of induction?   4+2=6

Or

What is observation? Describe the characteristics of observation. 1+5=6

26. What are the conditions of a legitimate hypothesis? Explain any two of them. 2+4=6

Or

Explain and illustrate the following types of hypotheses”

(a) Hypothesis Concerning Agent

(b) Hypothesis Concerning Law and

(c) Hypothesis Concerning Collocation. 2+2+2=6

27. Explain briefly three advantages of the Method of Agreement. Why is this method called the Method of Discovery?     4+2=6

Or

State Mill’s canon of the Method of Concomitant Variation. Explain the limitations of this method.

 

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