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Written by Dr. Elihu Carranza
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Saturday, 01 September 2007 16:31 |
Exercise 2.1: Definitions Four Forms Instructions: Fill in the blanks in each statement with the letter of the most correct answer. | a | affirmative forms | f | proposition | | b | distributed term | g | undistributed term | | c | immediate inference | h | universal forms | | d | negative forms | i | valid | | e | particular forms | j | none | | | | | 1 | A(n) _____ is defined as the meaning of a declarative sentence | | 2 | _____ is composed of two propositions with two terms. | | 3 | Whenever the form of the conclusion is true every time the forms of the premises are, we say the inference is _____ . | | 4 | The forms A and I are _____ . | | 5 | The forms E and O are _____ . | | 6 | A(n) _____ is one modified by the adjective all or no. | | 7 | A(n) _____ is one modified by the adjective some. | | 8 | _____ do not distribute their predicates. | | 9 | _____ distribute their predicates. | | 10 | _____ distribute their subjects. | Exercise 2.2: Relations between Propositions Instructions: Fill in the blanks in each statement with the letter of the correct answer. | a | contraries | f | subcontraries | | b | contradictories | g | true | | c | false | h | reflexive | | d | undetermined | i | symmetrical | | e | subalternation | j | transitive | | | | | 1 | A and E are opposed as _____ . | | 2 | I and O are opposed as _____. | | 3 | A and O are opposed as _____. | | 4 | E and I are opposed as _____ . | | 5 | _____ both universal in quantity, may both be false together. | | 6 | _____ both particular in quantity, may both be true together. | | | Assuming the same subject terms and the same predicate terms: (7-10) | | 7 | If A is true, then E _____ I _____ O _____. | | 8 | If E is false, then I _____ A_____ O _____ . | | 9 | If I is true, then E _____ A _____ O _____ . | | 10 | If O is false, then A _____ E _____ I _____ . | | 11 | If one of the subcontraries is true, then a pair of diagonals will be _____ . | | 12 | A relationship that holds between one of its objects and that object itself is _____ . | | 13 | A _____ relationship is one which, if it holds between two of its objects, a and b, also holds between b and a. | | 14 | A relationship is _____ , if, when it holds between two of its objects, a and b, and also holds between b and c, it holds as well between a and c. | | 15 | Match the lists below with the correct answer from the list above. | | | | | | 1 | ... equal ... | ________ | | 2 | ... is less than ... | ________ | | 3 | ... is the twin of... | ________ | | 4 | ... is greater than ... | ________ | | 5 | ... is the cousin of ... | ________ | | 6 | ... is the ancestor of... | ________ | | 7 | ... is subsequent to ... | ________ | | 8 | ... implies ... | ________ | Click Here For Answers © R. Anthony Coletti , Jonesborough, TN 37659.
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