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WorksheetsUnit Test - I (Logic & Philosophy)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
Which of the following statement is correct-?
Induction is concerned only with formal truth.
Induction is a process of generalization.
The conclusion of an induction follows necessarily from its premises.
Induction is a process of summarization
In which of the following kinds of induction there inductive leap?
Perfect induction
Analogy
Colligation of facts
Induction by parity of Reasoning
Which of the following forms of inference is not induction proper?
Scientific induction
Analogy
Induction by parity of reasoning
Unscientific induction
Find out the correct answer-
Inductive leap is a passage from general to particular
General to General
Particular to General
Particular to Particular
Which of the following statement is not correct?
Induction is concerned with both formal and material truth.
Deduction is concerned only with formal truth.
Induction is concerned only with material truth.
None of the above is correct
The kind of Analogy is of –
Two
Three
Four
Six
Which of the following is not a kind of induction proper-?
Scientific induction
Perfect Induction
Analogy
Unscientific induction
Which is not the ground of scientific induction?
Law of uniformity of nature
Law of causation
Mere uncontradicted experience.
None of the above
The ground of Analogy is
Mere uncontradicted experience
The principal of uniformity of nature
Mere resemblance
Law of causation
Induction proper is of type
Two
Three
Four
Five
The formal ground of induction is
The Law of uniformity of nature and Law of causation
Law and causation
Observation and experiment.
Experiment
How many kinds of grounds of induction?
Two
Three
Four
Six
Observation is a
Formal grounds of induction.
Material grounds of induction.
Both formal and material grounds of induction.
All of the above
“A cause is the sum total of the condition positive and negative taken together”- Who made the statement?
Hume
Bain
Mill
Carveth Read.
How many kinds of causes according to Aristotle?
Two
Three
Four
Five
The Law of causation is
Formal grounds of induction.
Material grounds of induction.
Both formal and material grounds of induction.
None of the above
Which is not the general condition of observation –
Intellectual condition
Physical condition
Mental condition
Moral condition
Name the fallacies of non-observation-
Fallacy of non- observation of instances
Individual fallacy of mal- observation
Universal fallacy of mal- observation
None of the above.
The material grounds of induction –
Simple observation
Experiment
Both simple observation and experiment
None of the above
How many kinds of fallacies of observation?
2
3
5
6
Which of the following statement is incorrect?
Observation is perception with a definite purpose in view.
Observation is a perception of natural events.
Observation is not a perception of events under natural conditions.
In observation, the natural events are not fully under the control of the observer
Which of the following statement is correct?
Experiment is finding a fact and observation is making one.
Observation succeeds experiment.
In an experiment, one cannot pass from the effect to the cause.
None of the above
Which of the following is true?
Observation and law of causation are the formal grounds of induction.
Observation and experiment are the formal grounds of induction.
The law of causation is a material ground of induction.
None of the above statement is true.
Who says. “Observation and experiment do not differ in kind but in degree”-
Mill
Jevons
Bain
None of the above
Which of the following is not a condition of correct observation?
The observer must be intellectually sound.
The observer must be impartial.
The observer must use artificial instruments.
The observer must have sound mend and body.
