Lesson 10: Moods of Categorical Syllogisms

Question 1

The ______ of a categorical syllogism refers to the different arrangements of the four types of propositions

Answer 1

moods

Question 2

There are _____ valid moods grouped in the 4 figures of categorical syllogisms

Answer 2

19

Question 3

The ______ in the name of a mood refer to the type of categorical propositions of its premises and the conclusion

Answer 3

vowels

Question 4

For the major premise, the type of proposition is the vowel of the _______ syllable of the mood’s name

Answer 4

first

Question 5

For the minor premise, the type of proposition is the vowel of the ______ syllable of the mood’s name

Answer 5

second

Question 6

For the conclusion, the type of proposition is the vowel of the _____ syllable of the mood’s name

Answer 6

third

Question 7

1. Barbara
2. Celarent
3. Darii
4. Ferio

Answer 7

Figure 1 Moods

Question 8

1. Darapti
2. Disamis
3. Datisi
4. Felapton
5. Bocardo
6. Ferison

Answer 8

Figure 3 Moods

Question 9

1. Cesare
2. Camestres
3. Festino
4. Baroco

Answer 9

Figure 2 Moods

Question 10

1. Bramantip
2. Camenes
3. Dimaris
4. Fesapo
5. Fresison

Answer 10

Figure 4 Moods