Top 250+ Solved History and Philosophy of Science MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. The Pythagoreans gave much attention to ………….

a. Equilateral triangle

b. Solar system

c. Chemicals

d. Regular solids

  • d. Regular solids

Q. Who conceived the idea that the Universe began as a chaotic mixture of the four elements?

a. Hippasos of Metaportion

b. Empedocles of Agrigentum

c. Pythagoras

d. Hippocrates of Cos

  • b. Empedocles of Agrigentum

Q. Among the choices given below, which one is the most valuable contribution of Empedocles?

a. The discovery of the property possessed by right-angled triangles

b. The thought that the universe began as a chaotic mixture of the four elements.

c. Hypothesis that light travels through space at a finite speed.

d. None of these

  • b. The thought that the universe began as a chaotic mixture of the four elements.

Q. What was the Pythagorean concept of the earth?

a. The earth was spherical in shape

b. The earth was a planet

c. The earth revolves round the sun.

d. Our earth is the only living planet

  • a. The earth was spherical in shape

Q. Greeks called Determinism………….

a. Necessity

b. Compulsion

c. Decomposition

d. Utilitarianism

  • b. Compulsion

Q. Who was the Greek God of medicine?

a. Appolo

b. Zeus

c. Aesculapius

d. Hercules

  • c. Aesculapius

Q. Which writings are the earliest collections of Greek medical works?

a. Pythagorean

b. Hippocratic

c. Leucippus

d. Thales

  • b. Hippocratic

Q. The Ionian school regarded medicine as ……….

a. An art

b. A science

c. A theoxetical science

d. A practice

  • a. An art

Q. Who first suggested that the moon shone by reflected light?

a. Aristotle

b. Leucippus

c. Democritus

d. Anaxagoras

  • d. Anaxagoras

Q. Whose intervention saved Anaxagoras from death?

a. Anaximenes

b. Hippocrates

c. Pythagoras

d. Pericles

  • d. Pericles

Q. Plato was the disciple of……………

a. Aristotle

b. Ecphantus

c. Socrates

d. None of these

  • c. Socrates

Q. Aristotle was the disciple of …………

a. Plato

b. Socrates

c. Theophrastus

d. Eudoxus

  • a. Plato

Q. Aristotle interpreted all motion as………. of natural inclinations

a. Complementary

b. Parallel

c. Opposite

d. Gratification

  • d. Gratification
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