Lesson 6: Formative Assessment Flashcards

1
Q

____________ refers to relations existing in between propositions with the same subject and predicate, but differing in quantity and/or quality.

A

Logical opposition

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2
Q

__________ are propositions that differ in both quantity and quality

A

Contradictories

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3
Q

_________ are propositions that have opposite truth values

A

Contradictories

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4
Q

For contradictories, if one proposition is true, the other must be _________

A

false

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5
Q

The contradictory of “All human beings are mortal beings.” is:

A

Some human beings are not mortal beings.

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6
Q

The contradictory proposition of “Some birds are eagles.” is:

A

All birds are not eagles.

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7
Q

________ are both universal propositions but differ in quality.

A

Contraries

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8
Q

In terms of truth value, contraries can be both _____

A

false

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9
Q

In terms of truth value, contraries cannot be both ______

A

true

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10
Q

Write the contrary of: All human beings are mortal beings.

A

All human beings are not mortal beings.

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11
Q

Write the contrary of: No dogs are cats.

A

All dogs are cats.

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12
Q

______ are both particular proportions but differ in quality

A

Subcontraries

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13
Q

In terms of truth value, subcontraries can be both _________

A

true

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14
Q

In terms of truth value, subcontraries cannot be both _______

A

false

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15
Q

The subcontrary of “Some dogs are dalmatians” is:

A

Some dogs are not dalmatians.

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16
Q

_________ are propositions that are same in quality but differ in quantity

A

Subalterns

17
Q

In terms of truth value, subalterns can be both true if the ______ proposition is true

A

universal

18
Q

In terms of truth value, subalterns can be both false if the _________ proposition is false

A

particular

19
Q

For contraries, at least one of the universal propositions must be _________

A

false

20
Q

For subcontraries, at least one of the particular propositions must be ________

A

true