Match List - I with List - II. Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
List - I
List - IIA A blue litmus paper turns red in acid. I Knowing how B Doing philosophical reasoning well. II Skepticism C I don't know anything III Knowing that D I know that Banaras Hindu University is located at Varanasi. IV A posteriori
Matching Philosophical Concepts: List I & II
The question requires matching concepts from List I with their corresponding philosophical terms in List II. Here's the breakdown:
- A: A blue litmus paper turns red in acid. This statement describes an observation derived from sensory experience and experimentation. This type of knowledge is classified as a posteriori knowledge, which is knowledge gained after experience.
- B: Doing philosophical reasoning well. This refers to possessing a skill or ability, which is a form of practical knowledge. This aligns with the concept of knowing how (procedural knowledge).
- C: "I don't know anything." This statement expresses a radical doubt about the possibility of knowledge or certainty. This attitude is characteristic of skepticism.
- D: I know that Bananas Hindu University is located at Varanasi. This represents factual knowledge, a belief that is true and justified. This is an example of knowing that (propositional knowledge).
Matching Summary
Based on the reasoning above, the correct matches are:
| List I Item | List II Item |
| A: Blue litmus turns red in acid. | IV: A posteriori |
| B: Doing philosophical reasoning well. | I: Knowing how |
| C: "I don't know anything." | II: Skepticism |
| D: BHU is in Varanasi. | III: Knowing that |
This corresponds to the matching: A-IV, B-I, C-II, D-III.
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