Essential Of Formal Logic Set 1

Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy (BA Philosophy)

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Q1 | Logic is the science of-----------.
  • thought
  • beauty
  • mind
  • goodness
Answer: thought
Q2 | Aesthetics is the science of ------------.
  • truth
  • matter
  • goodness
  • beauty.
Answer: truth
Q3 | Logic is a ------------ science
  • positive
  • normative
  • descriptive
  • natural.
Answer: normative
Q4 | A normative science is also called ------------ science.
  • natural
  • descriptive
  • positive
  • evaluative.
Answer: evaluative.
Q5 | The ideal of logic is
  • truth
  • beauty
  • goodness
  • god
Answer: beauty
Q6 | The ideal of ethics is
  • truth
  • beauty
  • goodness
  • god
Answer: goodness
Q7 | The ideal of aesthetics is
  • truth
  • beauty
  • goodness
  • god.
Answer: beauty
Q8 | The process by which one proposition is arrived at on the basis of other propositions is called-----------.
  • term
  • concept
  • inference
  • connotation.
Answer: inference
Q9 | Only--------------- sentences can become propositions.
  • indicative
  • exclamatory
  • interogative
  • imperative.
Answer: indicative
Q10 | Propositions which supports the conclusion of an argument are called
  • inferences
  • premises
  • terms
  • concepts.
Answer: premises
Q11 | That proposition which is affirmed on the basis of premises is called
  • term
  • concept
  • idea
  • conclusion.
Answer: conclusion.
Q12 | The etymological meaning of the word logic is
  • the science of mind
  • the science of thought
  • the science of conduct
  • the science of beautyody .
Answer: the science of thought
Q13 | The systematic body of knowledge about a particular branch of the universe is called------- .
  • science
  • art
  • religion
  • opinion.
Answer: science
Q14 | The process of forming a mental image is called
  • willing
  • feeling
  • conception
  • knowing.
Answer: conception
Q15 | The verbal expression of a concept is called a --------.
  • proposition
  • argument
  • judgment
  • term.
Answer: term.
Q16 | The verbal expression of a judgment is called ----------.
  • argument
  • term
  • proposition
  • reasoning.
Answer: proposition
Q17 | The verbal expression of reasoning is called---------.
  • an argument
  • a term
  • a proposition
  • a concept.
Answer: an argument
Q18 | According to James Mill logic is
  • an art
  • a science
  • science and art
  • religion.
Answer: a science
Q19 | “Logic is the science which treats of the operations of the human mind in its search for truth”- is a definition of logic by
  • creighton
  • whately
  • mill
  • thompson.
Answer: creighton
Q20 | A ---------- is either true or false.
  • question
  • command
  • proposition
  • exclamation.
Answer: proposition
Q21 | A ------- does not belong to a particular language.
  • sentence
  • proposition
  • judgment
  • term.
Answer: proposition
Q22 | A -------- does not have a physical existence.
  • proposition
  • sentence
  • term
  • judgment.
Answer: proposition
Q23 | The premisses provide conclusive grounds for the conclusion in ----------- argument.
  • inductive
  • deductive
  • fallacious
  • intuitive.
Answer: deductive
Q24 | The argumentation becomes a closed system in
  • deduction
  • induction
  • material logic
  • intuitive logic.
Answer: deduction
Q25 | That cannot advance beyond the scope of its premises is
  • induction
  • material logiv
  • deduction
  • dilemma.
Answer: deduction
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