Synthetic And Analytic Propositions And Judgements

Question 1

An ? judgement is one where the predicate belongs to the subject: all bachelors (?) are unmarried (?).

Answer 1

Analytic.
Subject.
Predicate.

Question 2

Analytic judgements are judgements of ? as they clarify what is already found in concepts.

Answer 2

Clarification.

Question 3

? propositions are those in which the predicate is outside the subject: the table (subject) in the kitchen is round (?).

Answer 3

Synthetic.

Predicate.

Question 4

Synthetic judgements are judgements of ? because, when true, it adds new ? to the subject.

Answer 4

Amplification.

Information.

Question 5

Analytic judgements are ? ? because we don’t need experience of ? objects to know them.

Answer 5

A priori.

External.

Question 6

Many synthetic propositions can only be known ? ? It may true or false.

Answer 6

A posteriori.

Question 7

Kant thinks ? ? must be synthetic because they bring additional information from outside of the ?, making it a priori ?

Answer 7

Moral propositions.
Experience.
Synthetic.