Question 1

Aesthetics is the science of ------------.&#10;A)Truth&#10;B)Matter&#10;C)Goodness&#10;D)Beauty.

Accepted Answer

Truth&#10;

Question 2

Logic is a ------------ science&#10;A)Positive&#10;B)Normative&#10;C)Descriptive&#10;D)Natural.

Accepted Answer

Logic is considered a normative science because it deals with the norms or rules of correct reasoning, rather than describing or explaining natural phenomena.

Question 3

A normative science is also called ------------ science.&#10;A)Natural&#10;B)descriptive&#10;C)Positive&#10;D)Evaluative.

Accepted Answer

Normative science is also referred to as evaluative science because it is concerned with what ought to be rather than what is. It involves evaluating or prescribing norms, values, and standards for conduct.

Question 4

The ideal of logic is&#10;A)truth&#10;B)Beauty&#10;C)Goodness&#10;D)God

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The answer of The ideal of logic is&#10;A)truth&#10;B)Beauty&#10;C)Goodness&#10;D)God...

Question 5

The ideal of ethics is&#10;A)Truth&#10;B)Beauty&#10;C)Goodness&#10;D)God

Accepted Answer

The ideal of ethics is goodness. Ethics is concerned with what is morally good and bad, right and wrong. It seeks to establish the principles of good human conduct and the nature of moral duties.

Question 6

The ideal of aesthetics is&#10;A)Truth&#10;B)Beauty&#10;C)Goodness&#10;D)God.

Accepted Answer

The ideal of aesthetics is primarily concerned with beauty, which encompasses the appreciation of art, nature, and the study of taste and creation of beauty.

Question 7

The process by which one proposition is arrived at on the basis of other propositions is called-----------.&#10;A)Term&#10;B)Concept&#10;C)Inference&#10;D)Connotation.

Accepted Answer

Inference is the process through which one proposition is derived from other propositions. It involves drawing a conclusion based on premises or earlier statements.

Question 8

Only--------------- sentences can become propositions.&#10;A)Indicative&#10;B)Exclamatory&#10;C)Interrogative&#10;D)Imperative

Accepted Answer

Indicative sentences can become propositions because they declare or state something that can be either true or false, which is a requirement for a statement to be considered a proposition.

Question 9

Propositions which supports the conclusion of an argument are called&#10;A)Inferences&#10;B)Premises&#10;C)Terms&#10;D)Concepts.

Accepted Answer

Premises are statements or propositions in an argument that provide support or reasons leading to the conclusion. They are the foundational assertions upon which the argument is built.

Question 10

That proposition which is affirmed on the basis of premises is called&#10;A)Term&#10;B)Concept&#10;C)Idea&#10;D)Conclusion.

Accepted Answer

A conclusion is the proposition that is affirmed based on the premises in an argument.

Question 11

The etymological meaning of the word logic is&#10;A)the science of mind&#10;B)the science of thought&#10;C)the science of conduct&#10;D)the science of beautyody .

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The answer of The etymological meaning of the word logic...

Question 12

The systematic body of knowledge about a particular branch of the universe is called------- .&#10;A)Science&#10;B)Art&#10;C)Religion&#10;D)Opinion

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The answer of The systematic body of knowledge about a...

Question 13

The process of forming a mental image is called&#10;A)Willing&#10;B)Feeling&#10;C)Conception&#10;D)Knowing

Accepted Answer

The answer of The process of forming a mental image...

Question 14

The verbal expression of a concept is called a --------.&#10;A)Proposition&#10;B)Argument&#10;C)Judgment&#10;D)Term

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The answer of The verbal expression of a concept is...

Question 15

The verbal expression of a judgment is called ----------.&#10;A)Argument&#10;B)Term&#10;C)Proposition&#10;D)Reasoning

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The answer of The verbal expression of a judgment is...

Question 16

The verbal expression of reasoning is called---------.&#10;A)an argument&#10;B)a term&#10;C)a proposition&#10;D)a concept

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The answer of The verbal expression of reasoning is called---------.&#10;A)an...

Question 17

According to James Mill logic is&#10;A)an art&#10;B)a science&#10;C)science and art&#10;D)religion

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The answer of According to James Mill logic is&#10;A)an art&#10;B)a...

Question 18

&#34;Logic is the science which treats of the operations of the human mind in its search for truth&#34;- is a definition of logic by&#10;A)Creighton&#10;B)Whately&#10;C)Mill&#10;D)Thompson

Accepted Answer

The answer of &#34;Logic is the science which treats of...

Question 19

A ---------- is either true or false.&#10;A)Question&#10;B)Command&#10;C)Proposition&#10;D)Exclamation

Accepted Answer

The answer of A ---------- is either true or false.&#10;A)Question&#10;B)Command&#10;C)Proposition&#10;D)Exclamation...

Question 20

A ------- does not belong to a particular language.&#10;A)sentence&#10;B)proposition&#10;C)judgment&#10;D)term

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The answer of A ------- does not belong to a...

Question 21

A -------- does not have a physical existence.&#10;A)proposition&#10;B)sentence&#10;C)term&#10;D)judgment

Accepted Answer

The answer of A -------- does not have a physical...

Question 22

The premises provide conclusive grounds for the conclusion in ----------- argument.&#10;A)Inductive&#10;B)Deductive&#10;C)Fallacious&#10;D)Intuitive

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The answer of The premises provide conclusive grounds for the...

Question 23

The argumentation becomes a closed system in&#10;A)Deduction&#10;B)Induction&#10;C)Material logic&#10;D)Intuitive logic.

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The answer of The argumentation becomes a closed system in&#10;A)Deduction&#10;B)Induction&#10;C)Material...

Question 24

That cannot advance beyond the scope of its premises is&#10;A)Induction&#10;B)Material logic&#10;C)Deduction&#10;D)Dilemma.

Accepted Answer

The answer of That cannot advance beyond the scope of...

Question 25

The defining feature of a valid deduction is its&#10;A)vagueness&#10;B)uncertatinty&#10;C)indefiniteness&#10;D)certainty.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The defining feature of a valid deduction...

Deck 7: Logical Soundness and Support for the Conclusion