P2: U1, M5

Question 1

If a term has acquired too many uses, the term has become ____

Answer 1

Ambiguous

Question 2

Hedonist view of good

Answer 2

bodily pleasure

Question 3

Humanist view of good

Answer 3

human potential

Question 4

Utilitarian view of good

Answer 4

greatest happiness for the greatest number

Question 5

Logical positivist view of good

Answer 5

approval of an act

Question 6

Kantian view of good

Answer 6

duty

Question 7

When something went wrong with the intension of a concept

Answer 7

vague

Question 8

The set of traits of characteristics that members must have to be included in the extension of not sufficient to determine what to include and what to exclude

Answer 8

vague

Question 9

Antidote to vague terms

Answer 9

clarify

Question 10

If a term acquired numerous uses and each of this use has mutually exclusive intensions, then it has become

Answer 10

ambiguous

Question 11

If the intension become loose and unclear it has become

Answer 11

Vague

Question 12

This is the effect when a term has acquired multiple uses

Answer 12

Misunderstanding and useless controversies

Question 13

If both are not aware of the shift in uses, the result is

Answer 13

Linguistic Confusion

Question 14

Antidote to Linguistic Confusion

Answer 14

Cardinal Rule

Question 15

Using one term in one way and later use it again in another in the same line of reasoning

Answer 15

Fallacy of Equivocation

Question 15

Antidote to ambiguous or vague concept is to ___

Answer 15

define them

Question 16

This will help to avoid linguistic confusion

Answer 16

Definition

Question 17

The remedy for an ambiguous term is to ___ the language games in which the term is used

Answer 17

determine

Question 18

The antidote of a vague term is to restate the ____ in clear and simple terms

Answer 18

intension

Question 19

The fallacy of equivocation is committed when you use a term in one ___ and then you use it again in a ___ way in one line of reasoning

Answer 19

way, diffirent