Q2M14

What is a proposition that uses logical connectors?

• Simple proposition

• Logical proposition

• Compound proposition

• Connective proposition

Which of the following is not a logical connector?

• Or

• Can

• And

• If-then

What is a proposition that cannot be broken down into more than one proposition?

• Connective proposition

• Simple proposition

• Logical proposition

• Compound proposition

Which of the following is a simple proposition?

• Is the laugh too loud?

• What a bright smile!

• Brush your teeth after eating.

• Enamel covers the outer surface of our teeth.

Which of the following is a compound proposition?

• Finish!

• Water seeks its level.

• Come and join us or accompany them.

• Health is wealth.

Given the simple propositions a: You are what you eat and b: Your food can describe your health, what compound proposition can be made?

• You are not what you eat.

• Your food cannot describe your health.

• You are what you eat but your food can describe your health.

• If you are what you eat, then your food can describe your health.

What logical connector best fits in merging the simple propositions c: Life is more than food and d: The body is more than clothing?

• Not

• Or

• And

• If then

Which describes a compound proposition?

• It is an imperative sentence.

• It is a proposition that requires the use of prepositions to form logic.

• It is made up of simple propositions joined by logical connector/s.

• It is neither true nor false.

Which of the following is a simple proposition?

• The coconut tree is known as the 'Tree of life'.

• Conserve our coconut trees.

• Have you climbed a tree?

• Climb!

Which of the following is a compound proposition?

• You deserve a good break!

• Busy, techy and frugal consumers tend to shop online.

• Are you sure?

• If one is accountable for own decisions, then one should decide wisely.