MCQs of History – Philosophy Of Education

Philosophy is the study of_____.

The word “Philosophy” is derived from____.

Which of the following is the mother of all studies?

Phillen is a Greek word which means______.

Sophia is a Greek word which means______.

“Democracy and Education” was written by

Dewey explores the relationship of the external world, the mind and knowledge in his book____.

Philosophy is also known as

According to____, “philosophy is the acquisition of Knowledge.”

Philosophy is______.

Philosophy is______.

The branch of philosophy concerned with reasoning is called_____.

Philosophy is an intellectual or moral activity.” This said by______.

In Islamic history, which was the focal point of political, social and religious activities.

In philosophy, what is an argument?

The study of people in relation to their fellow humman beings is______.

which of the following has helped us to understand the difference in fundamental values, attitudes and behaviour among people in different countries?

What kind of knowledge comes from Allah through prophets?

The knowledge which a person gains by his thinking power is_____.

The knowledge which someone obtains without any effort is called_____.

Self-preparation and balanced personality is the basic aim of_____.

The process which brings out hidden potentials of an individuals is called______.

who is the father of Muslim Philosophy?

Al-Mawardi was a jurist who followed the figh of_______.

Who belongs to Shaf’i school of Fiqh?

“Kitab-al-umm” is written by______.

A Muslim philosopher Abu Hamid bin Muhammad, is commonly known as_____.

Al-Ghazali was a philosopher of_____.

Al-Ghazali is commonly known as Algazel in

Al-Ghazali was born in____in Tus, a city in Khorasan province of Persia

Al-Ghazali wrote more than______books on Islamic sciences, philosophy and Sufism.

Ahya-ul-Uloom is written by_____.

Al-Ghazali has divided knowledge into two parts: Religious and____.

According to Al-Ghazali, “knowledge exists potentially in the humman______like the seed in the soil; learning, the potential becomes actual.”

According to_____, the acquisition of knowledge is a fundamental right of all individuals.

Al-Ghazali is highly influenced by the thoughts of the Greek philosopher______.

the doctrine of discipline and the theory of reward and punishment is attributed to Muslim thinker

In “Kimiya-e-Saadat”, Ghazali threw light on_____.

Al-Ghazali made the classification of______.

The author of “Tahafat-ul-Falasefah”is?

A famous book “Aqeedat Misbah” is written by

Abd al-rehman Ibn Mohammad is generally known as

Ibn-e-Khaldun was born in Tunis in_____.

Muqadimah was the important philosophical work of_____.

The first man who introduced scientific system for recording the event of history was_____.

Ibn-e- Khaldun’s “Muqadimmah” is the famous book completed and published in______.

Shah Waliullah was born in Delhi in_____.

Qutb-ud-Din, is the name of

Shah Waliullah wrote 51 books____.

Which one of the following is known as Hujjathullah-il-Baghdad?

Hujatullah-il-Balighah and Izalat-ul-Khifa are the famous works of_______.

which one of these was of the opinion that intellectual revolution should precede political change?

Sir Syed Ahmad Khan was born in Delhi on_______.

Who started Aligarh Movement?

Sir Syed Ahmed Khan brought out an important book “Movements of the Great” on the antiquities of Delhi___.

“The real greatness of the man (Sir Syed) liesin the fact that he was the first Indian Muslim who felt the need of a fresh orientation of Islam and worked for it “was said by_____.

‘Sirat-e-Farida’ was written by_____.

Sir Syed Ahmed Khan died in 1898 and buried at_____.

“Ilmul-Iqtasad” is written by

The books written by Allama Iqbal is/are_____.

Who is known as “Al-muallim al-thani”?

Dr Allama Muhammad Iqbal did his Ma in philosophy from Govt. College Lahore in______.

Allama Iqbal died at the age of______years.

Who is called the Father of English Poetry?

“Reconstruction of religious thought in Islam” is written by_____.

“Poet of the East” (Shair-e-Mashriq) is_____.

Who said “better to reign in hell than serve in heaven?

Thinker, philosopher, political leader, educationist and lawyer was:

the “Pragmatism” was presented by

The word “Epistemology” means_____.

The word”Epistemology” is derived from____.

the branch of philosophy that deals with the nature, origin and scope of knowledge is_____.

Axiology deals with the philosophical problems and_____.

Pragmatism is also known is_____.

Which of the following is considered a “teacher-centered” philosophy?

Which of the following emphasis socially interactive and process-oriented “hands-on” learning in which students work collaboratively?

One of the subdivisions of Philosophy is “Metaphysics”, which questions______.

Which philosophy of education allows the student to learn by reflecting on past experiences in a world where nature is consistenly evolving?

The detemination of meaning of different words used in different languages is called

Which is the branch of philosophy that studies issues concerning art and beauty?

Which of the following branches of philosophy does not involve questions related to values?

Metaphysics can be defined as____.

Aesthetics has to do with_____.

John Dewy brought a revolution in the education system by his philosophy of_____.

John Dewy died in____.

John Dewy was born in_____.

The concept of educating child on the basic of his interest and inclination is called_____.

Which of the following deals with the philosophical problems and values?

The branch of philosophy dealing with how we know, what we know is the science of______.

Ethics can be defined as____.

The “idealism” was presented by____.

According to Plato, how goodness is apprehended?

Where do the froms exist, according to Plato?

How the forms and apprehended, according to Plato?

Plato was born in 427 BC and died at the range of_____.

Plato was a_____.

‘Reality does not exist in this world” is said by_____.

Who is the father of religious existentialism?

Plato wrote the famous book

The concept of universal education was given by_____.

The Greek philosopher Aristotle died in

Aristotle belongs to_____.

Aristotle’s primary area of interest was____.

The “Realism” was presented by

How many souls did Aristotle believe hummans have?

Which gift is consisted of square and triangular tablets?

The project which is carried out by the groups of individuals is called_____.