Directions: Read and analyze the following. Choose PT if the proposition is true, PF is the proposition is false, and NP if it is not a proposition.

"Jose Rizal is a former Philippine President."

• PT

  (True Proposition)

• PF

  (False Proposition)

• NP

  (Not a Proposition)

Directions: Read and analyze the following. Choose PT if the proposition is true, PF is the proposition is false, and NP if it is not a proposition.

"McDonalds is an American fast-food chain."

• PT

  (True Proposition)

• PF

  (False Proposition)

• NP

  (Not a Proposition)

Directions: Read and analyze the following. Choose PT if the proposition is true, PF is the proposition is false, and NP if it is not a proposition.

"Eleven is less than twelve."

• PT

  (True Proposition)

• PF

  (False Proposition)

• NP
  (Not a Proposition)

Directions: Read and analyze the following. Choose PT if the proposition is true, PF is the proposition is false, and NP if it is not a proposition.

"Lord, Heal our Land!

• PT

  (True Proposition)

• PF

  (False Proposition)

• NP

  (Not a Proposition)

Directions: Read and analyze the following. Choose PT if the proposition is true, PF is the proposition is false, and NP if it is not a proposition.

"What's for lunch?"

• PT

  (True Proposition)

• PF

  (False Proposition)

• NP

  (Not a Proposition)

Directions: Read and analyze the following. Choose PT if the proposition is true, PF is the proposition is false, and NP if it is not a proposition.

"y + z = z + y"

• PT

  (True Proposition)

• PF

  (False Proposition)

• NP

  (Not a Proposition)

Directions: Read and analyze the following. Choose PT if the proposition is true, PF is the proposition is false, and NP if it is not a proposition.

"3 + 4 = 8"

• PT

  (True Proposition)

• PF

  (False Proposition)

• NP

  (Not a Proposition)

Directions: Read and analyze the following. Choose PT if the proposition is true, PF is the proposition is false, and NP if it is not a proposition.

"The earth revolves around the sun."

• PT

  (True Proposition)

• PF

  (False Proposition)

• NP

  (Not a Proposition)

Directions: Read and analyze the following. Choose PT if the proposition is true, PF is the proposition is false, and NP if it is not a proposition.

"2 + 3 = 5"

• PT

  (True Proposition)

• PF

  (False Proposition)

• NP

  (Not a Proposition)

Directions: Read and analyze the following. Choose PT if the proposition is true, PF is the proposition is false, and NP if it is not a proposition.

"Keep moving."

• PT

  (True Proposition)

• PF

  (False Proposition)

• NP

  (Not a Proposition)