McqMate
These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy (BA Philosophy) , Master of Arts in Philosophy (MA Philosophy) .
1. |
Logic is a-------- science |
A. | positive science |
B. | normative science |
C. | descriptive science |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. normative science |
2. |
Logic is the Science of -------- |
A. | plants |
B. | thought |
C. | wealth |
D. | society |
Answer» B. thought |
3. |
In Symbolic logic, ________ do not change their value. |
A. | constants |
B. | negation |
C. | variables |
D. | inference |
Answer» A. constants |
4. |
In _______ proposition, two simple propositions are combined by ‘either -- or’. |
A. | disjunctive c |
B. | negative |
C. | conjunctive |
D. | implication |
Answer» A. disjunctive c |
5. |
‘Socrates is a Philosopher’ is a -------- proposition |
A. | compound |
B. | simple |
C. | general |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. simple |
6. |
‘If it is raining then the ground will be wet’ is an example of ________. |
A. | negation |
B. | conjunction |
C. | disjunction |
D. | implication |
Answer» D. implication |
7. |
A curl is also called ________. |
A. | tilde |
B. | dot |
C. | wedge |
D. | horseshoe |
Answer» A. tilde |
8. |
‘If p, then q and r’ is symbolized as _________. |
A. | p ∙ (q ∙ r) |
B. | (p ∙ q) ∙ r |
C. | (~p ∙ q) ∙ r |
D. | p⊃ (q ∙ r) |
Answer» D. p⊃ (q ∙ r) |
9. |
’ Ram is tall and Das is short’ is an example of --------- proposition |
A. | compound |
B. | simple |
C. | general |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. compound |
10. |
Symbolic expression of ‘p implies q’ is |
A. | p ∙ q |
B. | p v q |
C. | p כ q |
D. | p ≡ q |
Answer» D. p ≡ q |
11. |
----------- changes its value from argument to argument. |
A. | variable |
B. | constant |
C. | both (a) and (b) |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. variable |
12. |
Wedge symbol denotes ________ function. |
A. | negation |
B. | conjunction |
C. | disjunction |
D. | implication |
Answer» C. disjunction |
13. |
---------- symbol stands for ‘if -- then’ relationship. |
A. | ∙ |
B. | כ |
C. | ∨ |
D. | ~ |
Answer» B. כ |
14. |
In the compound statement ‘p ⊃ q’, ‘p’ and ‘q’ are _________. |
A. | constants |
B. | bi conditionals |
C. | variables |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. variables |
15. |
‘Raju is not honest’ is an example of a _________ proposition. |
A. | bi conditional |
B. | conjunctive |
C. | disjunctive |
D. | negative |
Answer» D. negative |
16. |
The known propositions in an Inference is called |
A. | conclusion |
B. | predicate |
C. | premises |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. predicate |
17. |
‘~’ is _________ symbol |
A. | disjunction |
B. | implication |
C. | negation |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. negation |
18. |
In conjunctive propositions, two simple propositions are joined by the word _________. |
A. | either – or |
B. | and |
C. | if -- then |
D. | either – or |
Answer» B. and |
19. |
The language used with the purpose of giving information is called --- function of language |
A. | expressive |
B. | informative |
C. | directive |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. informative |
20. |
‘Logic is the study of correct reasoning’ is an example for ---- function of language |
A. | informative |
B. | expressive |
C. | directive |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. informative |
21. |
By using ________, the logical form of an argument becomes explicit. |
A. | truth tables |
B. | truth values |
C. | symbols |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. symbols |
22. |
The constant symbol ‘ ’ stands for ________. ѵ |
A. | disjunction |
B. | implication |
C. | negation |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. disjunction |
23. |
The use of language for expressing one’s feelings and emotions and thoughts are called ---- |
A. | informative |
B. | expressive |
C. | directive |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. expressive |
24. |
‘That is really great’ is an example of ------ use of language |
A. | informative |
B. | expressive |
C. | directive |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. expressive |
25. |
The use of language that seeks for guide or to command is --- function of language |
A. | expressive |
B. | informative |
C. | directive |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. directive |
26. |
’Shut the door’ is an example of ------ --- function of language |
A. | informative |
B. | expressive |
C. | directive |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. directive |
27. |
By using ________, the validity of an argument can be determined more accurately. |
A. | numbers |
B. | linguistic expressions |
C. | symbols |
D. | all these |
Answer» C. symbols |
28. |
The new proposition derived from premises in an Inference is called |
A. | premises |
B. | conclusion |
C. | copula |
D. | predicate |
Answer» B. conclusion |
29. |
A compound proposition in which simple propositions are combined using ‘and’ is called |
A. | bi conditionals |
B. | disjunction |
C. | conjunction |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. conjunction |
30. |
‘p q’ is a ________ proposition. ѵ |
A. | disjunction |
B. | implication |
C. | negation |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. disjunction |
31. |
‘The Mathematical Analysis of Logic’ is the work of ----- |
A. | whitehead |
B. | a j ayer |
C. | russell |
D. | george boole |
Answer» D. george boole |
32. |
‘An Investigation of the Laws of Thought’ is the work of ----- |
A. | george boole |
B. | a j ayer |
C. | russell |
D. | whitehead |
Answer» A. george boole |
33. |
In collaboration with A.N. Whitehead, ----- published Principia Mathematica |
A. | whitehead |
B. | a j ayer |
C. | russell |
D. | george boole |
Answer» C. russell |
34. |
_________ is a truth-functional connective. |
A. | dot |
B. | wedge |
C. | horseshoe |
D. | all these |
Answer» D. all these |
35. |
The symbol for conjunction is -------- |
A. | dot |
B. | wedge |
C. | horseshoe |
D. | all these |
Answer» A. dot |
36. |
The ‘If’ part in a Hypothetical proposition is called |
A. | alternative |
B. | consequence |
C. | antecedent |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. antecedent |
37. |
The ‘Then’ part in a Hypothetical proposition is called |
A. | alternative |
B. | consequence |
C. | antecedent |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. consequence |
38. |
---------- symbol stands for ‘either - or ’ relationship. |
A. | ∙ |
B. | כ |
C. | ∨ |
D. | ~ |
Answer» C. ∨ |
39. |
‘≡’ is the symbol for ________. |
A. | negation |
B. | conjunction |
C. | implication |
D. | none of these |
Answer» D. none of these |
40. |
‘If a and b, then c’ is symbolized as _________. |
A. | [(a . b) כ c] |
B. | [a כ) b . c)] |
C. | [( ~a כ b) .c ] |
D. | [(a כ b) v c)] |
Answer» A. [(a . b) כ c] |
41. |
‘You will pass the exam only if you work hard’ is symbolized as _________. |
A. | p כ w |
B. | p . w |
C. | p v w |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. p כ w |
42. |
---------- symbol stands for ‘if and only if’ relationship. |
A. | ∙ |
B. | כ |
C. | ∨ |
D. | ≡ |
Answer» D. ≡ |
43. |
p . q is the symbolic expression of ------ |
A. | either p or q |
B. | p implies q |
C. | p and q |
D. | p if and only if q |
Answer» C. p and q |
44. |
The horseshoe symbol indicates ------ function |
A. | negation |
B. | conjunction |
C. | implication |
D. | material equivalence |
Answer» C. implication |
45. |
‘Ram and Dinesh will not both be elected’ is symbolized as |
A. | . (r . d) |
B. | . (~r. d ) |
C. | . ~ (r . d) d). (~r. ~ |
Answer» C. . ~ (r . d) d). (~r. ~ |
46. |
‘Either Alice or Betty will be elected’ is symbolized as |
A. | a .b |
B. | a v b |
C. | a ≡ b |
D. | a כ b |
Answer» B. a v b |
47. |
‘Ram is not honest’ is symbolized as ---- |
A. | ~ r |
B. | r |
C. | r . h |
D. | r כ h |
Answer» A. ~ r |
48. |
‘Anu is short and Balu is tall’ is symbolized as ---- |
A. | a v b |
B. | a. b |
C. | a≡ b |
D. | a כ b |
Answer» B. a. b |
49. |
‘~ ~’ is the symbol for ________. |
A. | bi conditionals |
B. | disjunction |
C. | double negation |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. double negation |
50. |
‘Anu is not short and Balu is not tall’ is symbolized as ---- |
A. | a v b |
B. | a . b |
C. | ~a . ~ b |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. ~a . ~ b |
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