Traditional Logic I Intro, Ch 1, Ch 2 Vocab

What is the science of right thinking?

• logic

• biology

• chemisty

• physics

When the conclusion of an argument follows logically from its premises, we say it is a _________ argument.

• good

• true

• valid

• terrible

Which is concerned with the content of

argumentation?

• Traditional Logic

• Informal Logic

• Formal Logic

• Material Logic

Which is concerned with the form or structure

of reasoning?

• Formal Logic

• Material Logic

• Informal Logic

• Traditional Logic

What is the correspondence of a statement to

reality called?

• Being Grounded

• Lies

• Truth

• The Real World

What is the image of an object formed in the

mind as a result of a sense perception

of that object?

• Syllogism

• Statement

• Mental Image

• Term

What is the act by which the mind grasps the

concept or general meaning of an

object without affirming or denying

anything about it?

• Judgement

• Simple Apprehension

• Deductive Inference

• Syllogism

The process by which a simple

apprehension is derived from a sense

perception and mental image.

• Sense Perception

• Simple Apprehension

• Abstraction

• Mental Image

What is the completely articulated sum of the

intelligible aspects, or elements (or

notes) represented by a concept?

• Simple Apprehension

• Deductive Inference

• Comprehension

• Judgement

Comprehension tells us what the essence of a thing is; ___________ tells us the things to which that essence applies.

• Deductive Inference

• Extension

• Syllogism

• Term