TERMS

Question 1

A sensible, conventional sign that expresses an idea

Answer 1

TERM

Question 2

Perceivable through the senses

Answer 2

SENSIBLE

Question 3

One whose connection with the thing it manifests is provided by a common agreement

Answer 3

CONVENTIONAL

Question 4

Something that manifests an object, aside from itself

Answer 4

SIGN

Question 5

What are some examples of sign?

Answer 5

ARROW to point directions, a flag on top of a mountain, symbol of theater

Question 6

The term immediately expresses an idea

Answer 6

EXPRESSIVE OF A CONCEPT

Question 7

Latin term for the last element into which a proposition may be resolved, spoken, or written word

Answer 7

TERMINUS

Question 8

What are the two types of signs?

Answer 8

INSTRUMENTAL and FORMAL signs

Question 9

A sign that manifests an object from any other connection it bears to the latter, other than resemblance

Answer 9

INSTRUMENTAL

Question 10

Give examples of instrumental signs

Answer 10

Footprints, flag, insignia or military badges

Question 11

Manifests an object from the likeness or resemblance from it

Answer 11

FORMAL SIGN

Question 12

Give examples of formal signs

Answer 12

PHOTOGRAPH, DREAMS

Question 13

What are the classification of terms according to meaning?

Answer 13

UNIVOCAL OR HOMOLOGOUS, EQUIVOCAL, and ANALOGOUS

Question 14

What are the classification of terms according to extension?

Answer 14

SINGULAR, PARTICULAR, UNIVERSAL, COLLECTIVE

Question 15

One that is constantly used in an identical sense

Answer 15

UNIVOCAL TERM

Question 16

Give examples of univocal terms

Answer 16

MAN. JUAN IS A MAN. PEDRO IS A MAN.

Question 17

One that is used in entirely different meanings

Answer 17

EQUIVOCAL

Question 18

Give examples of equivocal terms

Answer 18

COACH as a vehicle and COACH as an athletic director

Question 19

What are the kinds of equivocation?

Answer 19

A term may be equivocal in pronunciation only, writing only, both in writing and pronunciation

Question 20

A term applied to unlike but related things. This is a term that expresses kindred meanings. Partly the same and partly different

Answer 20

ANALOGOUS

Question 21

The term is applied to unlike things because of some proportion or resemblance existing between them. It is also known as logical analogy.

Answer 21

ANALOGY BY PROPORTION

Question 22

What is an example of analogy by proportion?

Answer 22

Foot of the mountain

Question 23

The term is applied to one thing in the absolute sense and is attributed to other things because of an intrinsic relation which they have toward the first

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ANALOGY BY ATTRIBUTION

Question 24

What is an example of analogy by attribution?

Answer 24

HEALTH can be applied to different things

Question 25

Applied only to one subject or object (e.g. President of the Philippines, Senate of the Philippines, A proper name)

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SINGULAR

Question 26

Term taken partly or indeterminately (e.g. words like some, may a portion of)

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PARTICULAR

Question 27

Expresses a universal idea and can be applied to each individual of a class and to the class itself (e.g. every student, each person, all people)

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UNIVERSAL

Question 28

Represents a class but does not apply to the individuals taken singly (e.g. family, army, government, flock)

Answer 28

COLLECTIVE