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WorksheetsCh. 7 Modality, Relative Scope & Quantification
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 4mins
Word such as “all, some and most” are examples of...?
Modals
Quantifiers
Relative Scope
A relative scope is also needed for understanding quantificational meaning
True
False
Quantifier that takes into account only the data in the intersection to be true, and has a symmetry where nouns can switch places:
Proportional Quantifiers
Collective Quantifiers
Distributive Quantifiers
Cardinal Quantifiers
The modal verbs would, could, might, and should are:
Past tense forms
Future tense forms
Present tense forms
Modal verbs express two kinds of meaning:
Necessity and Possibility
Deontic and Epistemic
The relative scope lies in the spectrum of necessity and possibility.
False
True
In the example given, can't and mustn't differ in meaning even though can and must are the same.
True
False
Quantifier that doesn't display symmetry and the true of the sentences require depends on how the totality is split between intersection and reminder:
Distributive Quantifiers
Collective Quantifiers
Proportional Quantifiers
Cardinal Quantifiers
