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1. According to Hume, ……… is secondary and ….. is primary.
2. Hume divides our perceptions into two categories:
3. Which among the following is NOT correct statement
4. Which one of the following statements is not implied by Berkeley's view that 'to be is to be perceived'?
5. Which one of the following is true of Locke's view of substance?
6. Berkeley insists that heat and cold are …..
7. Which among the following is correct
8. Which one of the following arguments is advance by Locke for the rejection of innate ideas?
9. The maxim of 'esseestpercipii' is put forward by:
10. As all beings are particular things, so all ideas are particular ideas, is said by
11. "Which among the following is NOT Locke' view of ideas"
12. Who, among the following western philosophers attempted to refute 'Matter'?
13. Which among the following is NOT correct statement
14. The secondary properties of substance are known as ………….
15. Who claims that only mind and their ideas exist
16. Who suggests ideas are of two types, simple and complex.
17. Who claimed that an abstract idea does not exist.
18. As an empiricist, Locke claims that all our knowledge is derived either through sensation or …….
19. Why can't we have cause and effect knowledge, according to Hume?
20. There must be an unknown and unknowable substratum which supports the existence of ……….. qualities
21. 'To be is to be perceived' according to:
22. Subjective Idealism is propounded by
23. Berkeley suggests, as all beings are particular, so all ideas are
24. The philosophical position of Berkeley is known as:
25. Berkeley rejects Locke's distinction between primary and secondary qualities because

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