Apologetics Test Flashcards

1
Q

A conjunctive syllogism has how many terms

A

Two

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2
Q

Categorical propositions can be affirmative or negative

A

True

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3
Q

The “then” part of a proposition is called the

A

Consequent

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4
Q

If you play soccer, you wear a Jersey
You play soccer
Therefore you wear a jersey

A

Hypothetical (If, then)

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5
Q

Refers to the presentation of reasons for the basis of a conclusion

A

Argument

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6
Q

I either own a cat or i own a dog
I do not own a cat
Therefore i own a dog

A

Disjunctive (either, or)

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7
Q

The minor term is found where in the syllogism

A

Minor premise and conclusion (2nd & 3rd)

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8
Q

All parrots are birds
My pet is a parrot
Therefore my pet is a bird

A

Categorical (All)

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9
Q

Which argument has a certain conclusion

A

Deductive

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10
Q

What major term is found in where the syllogism

A

Major premise and conclusion

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11
Q

What is the goal of apologetics

A

To provide a rationals justification for the true claims of Christianity

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12
Q

Where is the middle term found in the syllogism

A

Major premise and minor premise

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13
Q

A hypothetical syllogism haw how many terms

A

Two

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14
Q

True or false: Practicing apologists does not help overcome intellectual doubts about the faith

A

False

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15
Q

Two major categories of fallacies

A

Formal and informal

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16
Q

______ is comprised of intuition and logic

A

Reason

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17
Q

Why should we study and use apologetics

A
  • it helps with evangelism
  • natural revelation commands it
  • it glorifies God
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18
Q

Which quantifier makes neither term distributed

A

Some

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19
Q

Which syllogism uses a quantifier and cupola

A

Categorical

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20
Q

You cannot be in DAL and HOU at once
You are in DAL
Therefore you are not in HOU

A

Conjunctive (and)

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21
Q

Which term is distributed: some cats are orange animals

A

Neither

22
Q

Which argument uses scientific reasoning

A

Inductive

23
Q

Which term is distributed:
All hesitations are lost people

A

Subject

24
Q

Which quantifier makes only the subject distributed

A

All

25
Q

Which argument has a conclusion with a degree of probability

A

Inductive

26
Q

Which quantifier makes both terms distributed

A

No

27
Q

Which syllogism uses “and”

A

Conjunctive

28
Q

Which syllogism uses “if” and “then”

A

Hypothetical

29
Q

T or F: Apologetics is more than answering questions and debating

A

True

30
Q

Which is a valid form of disjunctive syllogism

A

Denying a disjunct

31
Q

Which is a valid form of a conjunctive syllogism

A

Affirming both conjunctive

32
Q

A disjunctive syllogism has how many terms

A

Two

33
Q

T or F: Evangelism and apologetics are the same things

A

False

34
Q

T or F: There are no objections to the Christian faith that need to be taken seriously

A

False

35
Q

Which term is distributed: all people who play in the WNBA are women

A

Subject

36
Q

True or False: Apologetics has been needed since the start of the church

A

True

37
Q

The study of right reason or valid inferences

A

Logic

38
Q

Which term is distributed: no robins are mammals

A

Both

39
Q

Which term is distributed: no penguins are birds that can fly

A

Both

40
Q

The major term is found where in the syllogism

A

Major premise and conclusion (1st & 3rd)

41
Q

The “if” part of a proposition is called the

A

Antecedent

42
Q

Which is a valid form of hypothetical syllogism

A

Affirming the antecedent

43
Q

Apologetics means

A

Defense

44
Q

Which argument uses philosophical reasoning

A

Deductive

45
Q

Refers to the right structure of an argument

A

Validity

46
Q

Refers to the premises of an argument being true and the argument itself being valid

A

Soundness

47
Q

A valid deductivcew argument having two propositions (premises) and a conclusion

A

Syllogism

48
Q

T or F: categorical propositions can be universal or particular

A

True

49
Q

A categorical syllogism has how many terms

A

Three

50
Q

T or F: in a categorical syllogism the middle term does not have to be distributed

A

False

51
Q

Which syllogism uses “either” and “or”

A

Disjunctive