List of top Humanities and Social Sciences- Philosophy Questions asked in CUET (PG)

Who defines 'a subject as that of which other things are predicated but not itself predicted of anything else'?
Which Philosopher used the term "Arche" which means 'a ruling principle', in Greek Philosophy?
According to Protagoras,
Who observed but did not predict a solar eclipse in Greek Philosophy?
Which of the following statements is true of Aristotle?
What's the goal of testing hypothesis in critical thinking?
What is that logical relationship where one proposition is the denial of the other proposition, they can't both be true and can't both be false?
Which of the following statements is true of B. R. Ambedkar?
Which form of logic is mainly concerned about the truth/falsity of the propositions in an argument?
What are the attributes of individual propositions?
What is a collection of entities having same common characteristics called?
Which fallacy occurs when middle term is not distributed in any of the premises in an argument?
Who deliberated 'Virtue' as the basic ethical concept articulated through justice, courage and self-control?
Who believed that the measure of the correctness of human behaviour should be the usefulness of its effects?
Who says that "Work plays an important role in human life, thanks to which he can satisfy his needs"?
Who assumed that "Things in themselves are neither good nor bad"?
Who says that "Virtue does not depend solely on reason, but is based on the order and harmony of the soul"?
Who asserted that the self is indestructible and eternal?
Who says, "Eudaimonia is the highest good attainable by man"?
Which Religion says, "If all things in the world are transient and unsubstantial our endeavours to secure any of them for ourselves or for others must be labour wholly lost"?
Which of the concepts below stands for all established ways of living-secular, moral and religious?
Everything changes from moment to moment is known as -
Which Religion states that final extinction of sorrows takes place as the natural result of the destruction of desires?
Which sacred book is written in prose form, and explain the sacred significance of the different rituals?
Who says that "Perception of all properties is dependent on the brain"?