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Question 1 of 25
Technology has developed out of stone tools which were used in ancient times. At first, development of new technology was slow, but after neo-liberal economic policy was adopted there has been a tremendous growth in technology sector.
This paragraph best supports the statement that:
Question 2 of 25
From among the alternatives, identify the statement which states the same fact as the statement ‘The dual nature of light is an enigma’.
Question 3 of 25
Identify the statement which can be neither proved nor disproved.
Question 4 of 25
Identify the statement which cannot be doubted
Question 5 of 25
If it is true that ‘good governance ensures law and order’, then identify the statement which has to be accepted along with the given statement.
Question 6 of 25
Identify the statement which cannot be accepted.
Question 7 of 25
If it is true that ‘religious fundamentalism is dangerous to society’, which one of the following statements is also true?
Question 8 of 25
Identify the argument which has to be accepted when the premiss is accepted as true.
Question 9 of 25
Identify the argument which cannot be accepted.
Question 10 of 25
4 statements are given below. Group two of them in such a way that one is logically impossible and the other is empirically (factually) possible.
1. A plane equilateral triangle can also be a plane right angled triangle. A
2. Velocity of light in vacuum is constant. B
3. Consumption of fuel at this rate results in reversal to bullock-cart age. C
4. D
Question 11 of 25
4 statements are given Group two of them in such a way that one is logically possible and the other is empirically (factually) liighly improbable.
1. No theories of science can explain the origin of the Universe satisfactorily. (A)
2. Solar energy is inexhaustible. (B)
3. Liberalisation and rise in consumerism are directly related (C)
4. God exists. (D)
Question 12 of 25
All faculties of understanding, which a human being enjoys, are necessarily limited in terms of perfor mance. If so, which of the following alternatives is justified by the preceding statement?
Question 13 of 25
he Universe has necessarily a beginning and an end’ and ‘the Universe has boundary’ together imply
Question 14 of 25
Which of the following alternatives comes very close to the statement, ‘Man is necessarily an evil by nature”?
Question 15 of 25
Which of the following alternatives is farthest from the statement, ‘Sound waves cannot travel in vacuum’?
Question 16 of 25
Which of the following alternatives contradict the statement ‘deterministic laws of physics are characteristically Newtonian’.
Question 17 of 25
Identify the alternative which best explains the relation between the arguments mentioned below:
Arguments:
1. It is highly probable that every student of law at University level would have done a course on principles of ethics and Rama being a student of law, in all probability, would have done a course on principles of ethics…
2. At University level, every faculty aims at super speciality for which emphasis is laid upon structuring the curricula in such a way that every faculty is treated as a closed system so that no inter-disciplinary study is acceptable. Principles of ethics being essentially an integral part of philosophy, most probably is out of any course on law.
Question 18 of 25
‘Greater than’ is said to be transitive (relation) since A is greater than B and B is greater than Cimply A is greater than C. Similarly ‘friend of’ is said to be symmetric since if A is a friend of B, then B is a friend of A. If so, what kind of relation is ‘analogous?
Question 19 of 25
Since an object is identical with itself, being identical’ is called a reflexive relation and if a relation is transitive, symmetric and reflexive, then such a relation is called ‘equivalence’. If so, what kind of relation is ‘different?
Question 20 of 25
Which of the following having the same form contradicts the statement ‘guilty should be punished’?
Question 21 of 25
If it is true that ‘no innocent persons should be punished and Socrates is innocent’, which of the following is the correct conclusion?
Question 22 of 25
Identify the alternative which gives true picture of the relation between the arguments listed below:
1. A healthy society is characterised by overall development of every section. As in the case of human body no organ is less prominent, so also in a society no section is less important. If any human organ is sick, then the human being is sick. Similarly, if any section of society is sick, then the society is sick.
2. It is fallacious to think that priority to ‘production of agricultural products alone promotes the prosperity of farmers, Prosperity has too many discussions. Transportation, communication, network, sound economic policy, to mention a few are equally important to the economic wellbeing of farmers. Hence they also deserve consideration.
Question 23 of 25
From among the given alternatives, identify the missing premise.
1st Premise: If a plane triangle is possible, then perfect straight line is possible
2nd Premise: If perfect straight line is possible, then Euclid is right
3rd Premise : 4th Premise: But Riemann is right.
Conclusion: Therefore a plane triangle is not possible.
Question 24 of 25
If it is true that neither Rama is a brother of Krishna, nor is he a lecturer, then which of the following statements is true?
Question 25 of 25
“Make hay while the sunshines” is logically similar to