Chapter 6

Question 1

Equivocal

Answer 1

A single concept signifying many different concepts

Question 2

Analogous

Answer 2

signifies two different but related concepts

Two or more categories

Question 3

Univocal

Answer 3

Use of a single term signifying a single concept

Question 4

Universal Substances

Answer 4

universal natures that exist on their own as a universal

EX: Cow, tree, human being

Question 5

Singular Substance

Answer 5

Singular natures that exist on their own and are not a predible of any subject

EX: Daisy, the cow, the man standing in front of this class

Question 6

Universal Accidents

Answer 6

Universal natures that do not exist on their own but universal Are a prediable of many subjects

EX: Red, Tall

Question 7

Singular Accidents

Answer 7

singular natures that do not exist on their own and are not a prediable of any subject.

EX: the red of this sweater, the heat of this raditator, the IQ of Albert Enstein

Question 8

Substances

Answer 8

Natures that can exist on its own

Question 9

Accidents

Answer 9

Natures that can only exist in another subjects