Philosophical Movements MCQs with Answers

According to F. H. Bradley, what is personal morality without social morality considered as?

• A.Foundation
• B.Perfection
• C.Illusion
• D.Abstraction

What is the ethical position of Henry Sidgwick known as?

• A.Deontological ethics
• B.Ethical egoism
• C.Moral intuitionism
• D.Rational utilitarianism

Which of the following statements reflects Aristotle's view on ethics, classifying it as neither a practical science nor an art?

• A.Ethics is a practical science but not an art
• B.Ethics is neither a practical science nor an art
• C.Ethics is an art but not a practical science
• D.Ethics is both a practical science and an art

Which ethical theory is associated with Joseph Butler?

• A.Utilitarianism
• B.Intuitionism
• C.Deontology
• D.Ethical Egoism

According to J.S. Mill, which type of pleasures are associated with the body?

• A.Higher
• B.Intellectual
• C.Lower
• D.Moral

According to Bradley, the concept of self-realization is the realization of what?

• A.Finite self
• B.Empirical self
• C.Infinite self
• D.Social self

According to F. H. Bradley, what is never possible without society?

• A.Political freedom
• B.Moral development
• C.Economic prosperity
• D.Self-realization

Past Paper MCQ

Name the economist whose 'Theory of Population' describes that population increases faster than the means of support?

• A.Adam Smith
• B.David Ricardo
• C.Thomas Robert Malthus
• D.John Maynard Keynes

According to Kant, what is considered the fundamental postulate of morality?

• A.Freedom of the will
• B.Immortality of the soul
• C.Existence of God
• D.Categorical imperative

The philosophical view that human beings are inherently driven to seek pleasure is known as what?

• A.Psychological Hedonism
• B.Ethical Hedonism
• C.Physiological Hedonism
• D.Rational Hedonism