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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy (BA Philosophy) .
| 1. |
The meaning of the term ‘LOGIC’ is |
| A. | ethos |
| B. | mithos |
| C. | logos |
| D. | logicos |
| Answer» C. logos | |
| 2. |
Logic deals with |
| A. | will |
| B. | feel |
| C. | archeological survey |
| D. | thought |
| Answer» D. thought | |
| 3. |
Verbal expression of Concept is called |
| A. | word |
| B. | sentence |
| C. | action |
| D. | judgement |
| Answer» A. word | |
| 4. |
Logic is the Science of |
| A. | living beings |
| B. | thought |
| C. | women |
| D. | plants |
| Answer» B. thought | |
| 5. |
Inference expressed through language is called |
| A. | proposition |
| B. | sentence |
| C. | word |
| D. | argument |
| Answer» D. argument | |
| 6. |
Who among the following is regarded as Father of Logic |
| A. | kanada |
| B. | aristotle |
| C. | spinoza |
| D. | kant |
| Answer» D. kant | |
| 7. |
Deductive Logic is |
| A. | formal logic |
| B. | material logic |
| C. | narrative logic |
| D. | fiction |
| Answer» A. formal logic | |
| 8. |
Word which acts as Subject or Predicate of a Proposition is called |
| A. | argument |
| B. | judgement |
| C. | term |
| D. | inference |
| Answer» C. term | |
| 9. |
________ sentences are used as Propositions |
| A. | declarative |
| B. | exclamatory |
| C. | imperative |
| D. | intrrogative |
| Answer» A. declarative | |
| 10. |
The word which used to connect subject and predicate in a proposition is called |
| A. | argument |
| B. | premise |
| C. | conclusion |
| D. | copula |
| Answer» D. copula | |
| 11. |
The known proposition in an Inference is called |
| A. | subject |
| B. | predicate |
| C. | premises |
| D. | copula |
| Answer» C. premises | |
| 12. |
The new proposition derived from premises in an Inference is called |
| A. | copula |
| B. | conclusion |
| C. | subject |
| D. | predicate |
| Answer» B. conclusion | |
| 13. |
The term which refer to an object within the limits of sense organs is called |
| A. | composite term |
| B. | simple term |
| C. | abstract term |
| D. | concrete term |
| Answer» D. concrete term | |
| 14. |
. The term which refer to an object which is beyond the limits of sense organs is called |
| A. | composite term |
| B. | simple term |
| C. | abstract term |
| D. | concrete term |
| Answer» C. abstract term | |
| 15. |
The term which refers to the attributes of the subject is called |
| A. | simple |
| B. | connotative |
| C. | denotative |
| D. | composite |
| Answer» B. connotative | |
| 16. |
The term which does not refer to the attributes of the subject is called |
| A. | non-composite |
| B. | connotative |
| C. | non-connotative |
| D. | composite |
| Answer» A. non-composite | |
| 17. |
A term is said to be ------------------ if its meaning is complete in itself |
| A. | abstract |
| B. | absolute |
| C. | concrete |
| D. | relative |
| Answer» B. absolute | |
| 18. |
A term is said to be -------------------- if it depends on some other term for the completion of its meaning |
| A. | abstract |
| B. | absolute |
| C. | concrete |
| D. | relative |
| Answer» D. relative | |
| 19. |
A term which refers to a class of objects in the same sense is called 2 |
| A. | general |
| B. | collective |
| C. | singular |
| D. | concrete |
| Answer» A. general | |
| 20. |
A term which consist of one word is called |
| A. | concrete |
| B. | abstract |
| C. | simple |
| D. | composite |
| Answer» C. simple | |
| 21. |
A term which consist of a group of words is called |
| A. | concrete |
| B. | abstract |
| C. | simple |
| D. | composite |
| Answer» D. composite | |
| 22. |
Which term among the following impies presence of a quality |
| A. | positive term |
| B. | negative term |
| C. | privative term |
| D. | none of these |
| Answer» A. positive term | |
| 23. |
Which term among the following impies absence of a quality |
| A. | positive term |
| B. | negative term |
| C. | privative term |
| D. | none of these |
| Answer» B. negative term | |
| 24. |
Which term among the following impies absence of a quality which that object is expected to possess |
| A. | positive term |
| B. | negative term |
| C. | privative term |
| D. | none of these |
| Answer» C. privative term | |
| 25. |
The statement which affirms of denies the relation between two terms is called |
| A. | proposition |
| B. | argument |
| C. | syllogism |
| D. | none of the above |
| Answer» A. proposition | |
| 26. |
Two or more simple propositions joined together forms |
| A. | complex proposition |
| B. | compound proposition |
| C. | complicate proposition |
| D. | subjectless proposition |
| Answer» D. subjectless proposition | |
| 27. |
A compound proposition in which simple propositions are combined using ‘And’ is called |
| A. | implication |
| B. | disjunction |
| C. | conjunction |
| D. | equivalence |
| Answer» C. conjunction | |
| 28. |
The composite proposition formed by the combination of two or more simple propositions using ‘Either…Or’ is called |
| A. | conjunction |
| B. | disjunction |
| C. | implication |
| D. | none of these |
| Answer» B. disjunction | |
| 29. |
The composite proposition formed by the combination of two or more simple propositions using ‘If….Then’ is called |
| A. | conjunction |
| B. | disjunction |
| C. | implication |
| D. | none of these |
| Answer» B. disjunction | |
| 30. |
The ‘IF’ part in a Hypothetical proposition is called |
| A. | alternative |
| B. | consequence |
| C. | antecedent |
| D. | none of these |
| Answer» C. antecedent | |
| 31. |
. The ‘THEN’ part in a Hypothetical proposition is called |
| A. | alternative |
| B. | consequence |
| C. | antecedent |
| D. | none of these |
| Answer» B. consequence | |
| 32. |
A proposition which states the relation between two terms based on some condition is called |
| A. | simple proposition |
| B. | complex proposition |
| C. | conditional proposition |
| Answer» C. conditional proposition | |
| 33. |
Which one among the following is not a Conditional proposition |
| A. | hypothetical |
| B. | disjunction |
| C. | conjunction |
| D. | implication |
| Answer» C. conjunction | |
| 34. |
The propostion which does not contain any other component or part is called |
| A. | simple proposition |
| B. | complex proposition |
| C. | complicate proposition |
| D. | compound proposition |
| Answer» A. simple proposition | |
| 35. |
Verbal expression of Judgement is called |
| A. | word |
| B. | judgement |
| C. | inference |
| D. | proposition |
| Answer» D. proposition | |
| 36. |
Which among the following is not a Normative Science |
| A. | logic |
| B. | ethics |
| C. | astrology |
| D. | aesthetics |
| Answer» C. astrology | |
| 37. |
A Normative Science deals with |
| A. | ‘what ought to be’ |
| B. | ’ what is’ |
| C. | ‘what will be’ |
| D. | none of these |
| Answer» A. ‘what ought to be’ | |
| 38. |
A Positive Science is ------------------ in nature |
| A. | axiological |
| B. | factual |
| C. | imperative |
| D. | none of these |
| Answer» B. factual | |
| 39. |
The knowledge derived through sense experience is called |
| A. | conception |
| B. | inference |
| C. | perception |
| D. | judgement |
| Answer» C. perception | |
| 40. |
The process of deriving a new truth from one or more known truths is called |
| A. | percept |
| B. | concept |
| C. | judgement |
| D. | inference |
| Answer» D. inference | |
| 41. |
The fundamental aim of Logic is |
| A. | search of truth |
| B. | search of beauty |
| C. | search of morality |
| D. | none of |
| Answer» A. search of truth | |
| 42. |
The Proposition formed by the combination of two or more simple proposition is called |
| A. | simple proposition |
| B. | complex proposition |
| C. | complicate proposition |
| D. | compound proposition |
| Answer» D. compound proposition | |
| 43. |
The portion of Logic which deals with Form of Thought is called |
| A. | induction |
| B. | injection |
| C. | direction |
| D. | deduction |
| Answer» D. deduction | |
| 44. |
The portion of Logic which deals with Matter of Thought is called |
| A. | induction |
| B. | injection |
| C. | direction |
| D. | deduction |
| Answer» A. induction | |
| 45. |
The Argument in which an Universal conclusion is derived from Particular Premisses is |
| A. | universal argument |
| B. | particular argument |
| C. | deductive argument |
| D. | inductive argument |
| Answer» D. inductive argument | |
| 46. |
The Argument in which a Particular conclusion is derived from Universal Premisses is |
| A. | universal argument |
| B. | particular argument |
| C. | deductive argument |
| D. | inductive argument |
| Answer» C. deductive argument | |
| 47. |
Logically correct argument is called |
| A. | true argument |
| B. | false argument |
| C. | valid argument |
| D. | invalid argument |
| Answer» C. valid argument | |
| 48. |
Logically incorrect argument is called |
| A. | true argument |
| B. | false argument |
| C. | valid argument |
| D. | invalid argument |
| Answer» D. invalid argument | |
| 49. |
Argument containing true premises and false conclusion is called |
| A. | sound argument |
| B. | valid argument |
| C. | invalid argument |
| D. | true argument |
| Answer» C. invalid argument | |
| 50. |
Which among the following is not considered as a Law of Thought |
| A. | law of identity |
| B. | law of excluded middle |
| C. | law of uniformity of nature |
| D. | law of non-contradiction |
| Answer» C. law of uniformity of nature | |
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