Terms and Propositions

Question 1

Terms is equivalent to ______

Answer 1

ideas or concepts

Question 2

propositions are equivalent to _______

Answer 2

judgments

Question 3

are terms used in precisely the same sense or meaning

Answer 3

Univocal

Question 4

are terms used in figures of speech

Answer 4

Analogoous

Question 5

are terms used in two or more different meanings

Answer 5

Equivocal

Question 6

are terms used to express an affirmation of a particular things

Answer 6

Positive

Question 7

terms that express the absence or negation of a thing

Answer 7

Negative

Question 8

terms that have more than one word

Answer 8

Complex

Question 9

terms that denote the absence or a perfection in a being that ought ot have what it does not have

Answer 9

Privative

Question 10

terms that express abstract ideas

Answer 10

Abstract

Question 11

terms that consist of a single word

Answer 11

Simple

Question 12

terms that cannot be understood without the other

Answer 12

Relative

Question 13

terms that are so opposed that when we accept one, we reject the other

Answer 13

Contradictory

Question 14

terms that are similar to Contradictory terms but have middle ground

Answer 14

Contrary

Question 15

terms that seem contradictory but are combinable

Answer 15

Paradoxical

Question 16

a sentence or statement which affirms or denies something.

Answer 16

proposition

Question 17

only ______ sentences can be considered propositions

Answer 17

declarative

Question 18

a proposition that affirms or denies something without any qualification or condition

Answer 18

Categorical

Question 19

a proposition that has a condition

Answer 19

Conditional

Question 20

proposition that presents two or more alternatives, one of which is true. usually joined by “either,” “or”

Answer 20

Disjunctive

Question 21

proposition that presents two alternatives which cannot be true at the same time

Answer 21

Conjunctive

Question 22

If the relation of the subject and the predicate is unchangeable,
the proposition is considered as

Answer 22

necessary propositions

Question 23

are those having changeable relations
between subject and predicate.

Answer 23

contingent propositions

Question 24

Four components of a Categorical Proposition

Answer 24

quantifier, subject, copula, predicate

Question 25

refers to the pattern or arrangement or basic propositional components into a logical unit

Answer 25

Standard Form

Question 26

Convert to Standard Form

” John writes books.”

Answer 26

John is a person who writes books.

Question 27

Convert to Standard Form

“Cats have whiskers.”

Answer 27

Cats are animals that have whiskers.

Question 28

Two qualities a proposition can have

Answer 28

affirmative, negative

Question 29

“Affirmo” means ____

Answer 29

I affirm

Question 30

“nego” means ____

Answer 30

I deny

Question 31

What symbol should be used?

All men are mortal beings.

Answer 31

A

Question 32

What symbol should be used?

Some men are God-fearing.

Answer 32

I

Question 33

What symbol should be used?

Jesus Christ is the son of God.

Answer 33

A

Question 34

What symbol should be used?

Cows are not horses.

Answer 34

E

Question 35

What symbol should be used?

Some houses are not strong.

Answer 35

O

Question 36

What symbol should be used?

That dog is not mine

Answer 36

E

Question 37

What symbol should be used?

Every person is rational

Answer 37

A

Question 38

What symbol should be used?

Some horses are black.

Answer 38

I

Question 39

What symbol should be used?

No X are Y

Answer 39

E

Question 40

What symbol should be used?

Some roses are not white

Answer 40

O