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Discovery of Deduction Ch. 7 [Minus Latin Chant]

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The pattern and organization of a syllogism identified by its mood and figure.

a)

figure

b)

mood

c)

schema

d)

major term

2.

The combination and order of categorical propositions.

a)

mood

b)

figure

c)

schema

d)

syllogism

3.

Determined by the location of the middle term, designated M in the categorical syllogism. There are four possible combinations of middle term propositions.

a)

figure

b)

mood

c)

schema

d)

syllogism

4.

Figure 1

a)

M P

S M

b)

P M

M S

c)

M P

M S

d)

P M

S M

5.

Figure 2

a)

M P

S M

b)

P M

M S

c)

M P

M S

d)

P M

S M

6.

Figure 3

a)

M P

S M

b)

P M

M S

c)

M P

M S

d)

P M

S M

7.

Figure 4

a)

M P

S M

b)

P M

M S

c)

M P

M S

d)

P M

S M

8.

An abbreviated form of an argument

a)

enthymeme

b)

mood

c)

form

d)

schema

9.

The major term is found where?

a)

predicate of the conclusion

b)

subject of the conclusion

c)

predicate of the middle premise

d)

subject of the middle premise

10.

The minor term is found where?

a)

predicate of the conclusion

b)

subject of the conclusion

c)

predicate of the middle premise

d)

predicate of the minor premise

11.

The middle term is found where?

a)

In the first two premises, not the conclusion

b)

In the conclusion and the first premise

c)

In the predicate of the conclusion

d)

In the subject of the conclusion

12.

The major premise contains what term from the conclusion?

a)

the enthymeme

b)

the major term

c)

the minor term

d)

the middle term

13.

The minor premise contains what term from the conclusion?

a)

the enthymeme

b)

the major term

c)

the minor term

d)

the middle term

14.

A statement of rational reasons for or against an idea or action with the intent to persuade.

a)

argument

b)

enthymeme

c)

figure

d)

form

15.

 A formally arranged argument containing two premises, a conclusion, and three terms

a)

Syllogism

b)

Argument

c)

Figure

d)

Schema

16.

A syllogism in which the premises and conclusion are written in standard categorical form.

a)

Categorical syllogism

b)

Schema

c)

Form

d)

Figure

17.

The point of persuasion and the last statement in an argument.

a)

Conclusion

b)

Middle premise

c)

Minor premise

d)

Major premise

18.

Define first order enthymeme

a)

A syllogism without the conclusion

b)

A syllogism without the major premise

c)

A syllogism without the minor premise

d)

A syllogism without the middle premise

19.

Define second order enthymeme

a)

A syllogism without the conclusion

b)

A syllogism without the major premise

c)

A syllogism without the minor premise

d)

A syllogism without the middle premise

20.

Define third order enthymeme

a)

A syllogism without the conclusion

b)

A syllogism without the major premise

c)

A syllogism without the minor premise

d)

A syllogism without the middle premise