Traditional Logic Chapter 4-5

The act by which the intellect unites by affirming, or separations by denying

• Proposition

• Judgment

• subject-term

• predicate-term

What does a judgement unite (or separate)?

• two subjects

• two predicates

• two concepts

• two copulas

A sentence or statement that expresses truth or falsity

• proposition

• exclamation

• question

• subject

Which of the following sentences is not a proposition?

• Why are you late?

• Help!

• Boys are smarter.

• Are girls smarter?

Select the three elements of any proposition (pick 3).

• judgment

• subject-term

• predicate-term

• copula

• syllogism

verbal expression of the subject of a judgment

• subject-term

• predicate-term

• copula

the verbal expression of the predicate of a judgment

• copula

• predicate-term

• subject-term

The word in the proposition that connects or relates the subject to the predicate.

• copula

• subject-term

• predicate-term

• appositive

What type of statement is "All terrorists are hijackers"?

• A

• I

• E

• O

The two possible quantities of a statement are _________ or __________.

• Affirmative or negative

• yes or no

• universal or particular

• universal or definate