Question 1

The function of suggesting qualities possessed by the objects is known as _______.&#10;A)Evaluating&#10;B)Denoting&#10;C)Connoting&#10;D)Meaning

Accepted Answer

Connoting refers to the function of suggesting additional meanings or qualities that are associated with something beyond its direct, literal meaning or denotation.

Question 2

Connotation is the same as _______.&#10;A)Intension&#10;B)Extension&#10;C)Value&#10;D)Meaning

Accepted Answer

Connotation refers to the intension of a term, which includes the attributes or qualities implied by the term.

Question 3

In a categorical proposition the predicate is either affirmed or denied _______ of the subject&#10;A)Unconditionally&#10;B)Conditionally&#10;C)Emotionally&#10;D)Fallaciously

Accepted Answer

In a categorical proposition, the predicate is either affirmed or denied unconditionally of the subject, meaning it states an absolute assertion or denial without conditions.

Question 4

The proposition &#34;if you work hard you will succeed &#34; - is an example for _______ proposition.&#10;A)Categorical&#10;B)Conditional&#10;C)Negative&#10;D)Emotive

Accepted Answer

The proposition "if you work hard you will succeed" is a conditional proposition because it expresses a condition (working hard) that leads to a result (succeeding). Conditional propositions are structured in an "if-then" format, where the fulfillment of the first condition (the antecedent) is necessary for the second outcome (the consequent) to occur.

Question 5

Affirmative or Negative is the classification of propositions on the basis of _________.&#10;A)Quantity&#10;B)Quality&#10;C)Validity&#10;D)Truth.

Accepted Answer

Propositions are classified as affirmative or negative based on their quality. This classification refers to whether a proposition affirms or denies something about the subject.

Question 6

Universal or Particular is the classification of the propositions on the basis of _______.&#10;A)Quantity&#10;B)Quality&#10;C)Validity&#10;D)Truth.

Accepted Answer

Propositions are classified as universal or particular based on their quantity. Universal propositions make a claim about all members of a category, while particular propositions make a claim about some members of a category.

Question 7

The quantity of a proposition is determined by the __________ of the subject.&#10;A)Intension&#10;B)Extension&#10;C)Quality&#10;D)Predicate.

Accepted Answer

The quantity of a proposition is determined by the extension of the subject, which refers to the breadth or scope of the subject in terms of how many individuals or instances it encompasses.

Question 8

A proposition in which the predicate refers to all individual objects denoted by the subject is called&#10;A)Particular&#10;B)Negative&#10;C)Disjunctive&#10;D)Universal.

Accepted Answer

Universal propositions are statements in which the predicate applies to all members of the subject class, indicating a general or all-encompassing statement.

Question 9

A proposition in which the predicate belongs only to a part of the denotation of the subject is called&#10;A)Particular&#10;B)Negative&#10;C)Disjunctive&#10;D)Universal.

Accepted Answer

Particular propositions are those in which the predicate applies to only a part of the subject's denotation, not to the whole.

Question 10

Individual propositions are to be regarded as___________.&#10;A)Universal&#10;B)Particular&#10;C)Negative&#10;D)Fallacy.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Individual propositions are to be regarded as___________.&#10;A)Universal&#10;B)Particular&#10;C)Negative&#10;D)Fallacy....

Question 11

That proposition in which the quantity of the subject is not stated clearly but left vague is called______________.&#10;A)Dilemma&#10;B)Fallacy&#10;C)Indefinite&#10;D)False.

Accepted Answer

The answer of That proposition in which the quantity of...

Question 12

The proposition: &#34; All men are mortal.&#34;- is an example for____________ proposition.&#10;A)Universal affirmative&#10;B)Universal negative&#10;C)Particular affirmative&#10;D)Particular negative.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The proposition: &#34; All men are mortal.&#34;-...

Question 13

The proposition: &#34; No men are perfect&#34;.- is an example for __________ proposition.&#10;A)Universal affirmative&#10;B)Universal negative&#10;C)Particular affirmative&#10;D)Particular negative.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The proposition: &#34; No men are perfect&#34;.-...

Question 14

The proposition: &#34; Some flowers are red &#34; - is an example for _________ proposition.&#10;A)Universal affirmative&#10;B)Universal negative&#10;C)Particular affirmative&#10;D)Particular negative.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The proposition: &#34; Some flowers are red...

Question 15

The proposition: &#34; Some Indians are not religious&#34;- is an example for ______ proposition.&#10;A)Universal affirmative&#10;B)Universal negative&#10;C)Particular affirmative&#10;D)Particular negative.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The proposition: &#34; Some Indians are not...

Question 16

When a term is used in its entire extent referring to to the objects denoted by the term, that term is said to be___________.&#10;A)Undistributed&#10;B)Excluded&#10;C)Distributed&#10;D)Verified.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When a term is used in its...

Question 17

When a term refers only to part the class of things denoted by the term, that term is said to be____________&#10;A)Undistributed&#10;B)Unexcluded&#10;C)Distributed&#10;D)Verified.

Accepted Answer

The answer of When a term refers only to part...

Question 18

Universal affirmative proposition distributes _________.&#10;A)Subject&#10;B)Predicate&#10;C)Both subject and Predicate&#10;D)Neither Subject nor Predicate.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Universal affirmative proposition distributes _________.&#10;A)Subject&#10;B)Predicate&#10;C)Both subject and...

Question 19

Universal negative proposition distributes___________.&#10;A)Subject&#10;B)Predicate&#10;C)Both Subject and Predicate&#10;D)Neither Subject nor Predicate.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Universal negative proposition distributes___________.&#10;A)Subject&#10;B)Predicate&#10;C)Both Subject and Predicate&#10;D)Neither...

Question 20

Particular affirmative proposition distributes _________.&#10;A)Subject&#10;B)Predicate&#10;C)Both Subject and Predicate&#10;D)Neither Subject nor Predicate.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Particular affirmative proposition distributes _________.&#10;A)Subject&#10;B)Predicate&#10;C)Both Subject and...

Question 21

Particular negative proposition distributes __________.&#10;A)Subject&#10;B)Predicate&#10;C)Both Subject and Predicate&#10;D)Neither Subject nor Predicate.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Particular negative proposition distributes __________.&#10;A)Subject&#10;B)Predicate&#10;C)Both Subject and...

Question 22

The process of passing directly from a single proposition to a conclusion is&#10;A)Immediate inference&#10;B)Mediate inference&#10;C)Definition&#10;D)Classification.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The process of passing directly from a...

Question 23

_____________ asserts the agreement or disagreement of a subject and predicate after having compared each with middle term.&#10;A)Immediate inference&#10;B)Mediate inference&#10;C)Definition&#10;D)Classification.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____________ asserts the agreement or disagreement of...

Question 24

Opposition is a ___________ inference.&#10;A)Indirect&#10;B)Absurd&#10;C)Mediate&#10;D)Immediate.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Opposition is a ___________ inference.&#10;A)Indirect&#10;B)Absurd&#10;C)Mediate&#10;D)Immediate....

Question 25

Education is a ___________ inference.&#10;A)Indirect&#10;B)Absurd&#10;C)Mediate&#10;D)Immediate.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Education is a ___________ inference.&#10;A)Indirect&#10;B)Absurd&#10;C)Mediate&#10;D)Immediate....

Deck 9: Propositions and Inferences