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This set of Traditional Logic Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Traditional Logic Set 2

Q1 | Two or more simple propositions joined together forms
  • complex proposition
  • compound proposition
  • complicate proposition
  • subjectless proposition
Q2 | A compound proposition in which simple propositions are combined using ‘And’is called
  • implication
  • disjunction
  • conjunction
  • equivalence
Q3 | The composite proposition formed by the combination of two or more simple propositions using ‘Either…Or’ is called
  • conjunction
  • disjunction
  • implication
  • none of these
Q4 | The composite proposition formed by the combination of two or more simple propositions using ‘If….Then’ is called
  • conjunction
  • disjunction
  • implication
  • none of these
Q5 | The ‘IF’ part in a Hypothetical proposition is called
  • alternative
  • consequence
  • antecedent
  • none of these
Q6 | . The ‘THEN’ part in a Hypothetical proposition is called
  • alternative
  • consequence
  • antecedent
  • none of these
Q7 | A proposition which states the relation between two terms based on somecondition is called
  • simple proposition
  • complex proposition
  • conditional proposition
Q8 | Which one among the following is not a Conditional proposition
  • hypothetical
  • disjunction
  • conjunction
  • implication
Q9 | The propostion which does not contain any other component or part is called
  • simple proposition
  • complex proposition
  • complicate proposition
  • compound proposition
Q10 | Verbal expression of Judgement is called
  • word
  • judgement
  • inference
  • proposition
Q11 | Which among the following is not a Normative Science
  • logic
  • ethics
  • astrology
  • aesthetics
Q12 | A Normative Science deals with
  • ‘what ought to be’
  • ’ what is’
  • ‘what will be’
  • none of these
Q13 | A Positive Science is ------------------ in nature
  • axiological
  • factual
  • imperative
  • none of these
Q14 | The knowledge derived through sense experience is called
  • conception
  • inference
  • perception
  • judgement
Q15 | The process of deriving a new truth from one or more known truths is called
  • percept
  • concept
  • judgement
  • inference
Q16 | The fundamental aim of Logic is
  • search of truth
  • search of beauty
  • search of morality
  • none of
Q17 | The Proposition formed by the combination of two or more simple proposition iscalled
  • simple proposition
  • complex proposition
  • complicate proposition
  • compound proposition
Q18 | The portion of Logic which deals with Form of Thought is called
  • induction
  • injection
  • direction
  • deduction
Q19 | The portion of Logic which deals with Matter of Thought is called
  • induction
  • injection
  • direction
  • deduction
Q20 | The Argument in which an Universal conclusion is derived from ParticularPremisses is
  • universal argument
  • particular argument
  • deductive argument
  • inductive argument
Q21 | The Argument in which a Particular conclusion is derived from Universal Premisses is
  • universal argument
  • particular argument
  • deductive argument
  • inductive argument
Q22 | Logically correct argument is called
  • true argument
  • false argument
  • valid argument
  • invalid argument
Q23 | Logically incorrect argument is called
  • true argument
  • false argument
  • valid argument
  • invalid argument
Q24 | Argument containing true premises and false conclusion is called
  • sound argument
  • valid argument
  • invalid argument
  • true argument
Q25 | Which among the following is not considered as a Law of Thought
  • law of identity
  • law of excluded middle
  • law of uniformity of nature
  • law of non-contradiction