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WorksheetsLogic Unit 1 Quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 20mins
Which of the following are steps of simple apprehension?
aquiring sense perceptions
forming mental images
grasping concepts
forming propositions
coming up with counter-points and arguments about the truth of the thing you've apprehended
(a) is the "picture" of a thing formed in the mind
(a) is the essence (the what-ness) of a thing
A word (or group of words) that names something of which we have a concept.
(a)
Which of the following best describes what a term is?
A vocabulary word
An idea
A thing used to signify a concept in the mind
Used to help communicate ideas
An argument
A statement using terms in which we say something is or is not something else ~or~ a statement which expresses truth or falsity
(a)
A (a) is a group of propositions in orderly sequence, the conclusion of which follows from the premises.
Which of the following are true about the third act of the mind?
Uses sense experiences to create terms
Contains three and only three terms
When propositions are put together to draw conclusions
When we make some claim about the relationship between two terms
Which of the following are true about the second act of the mind?
Uses sense experiences to create terms
Contains three and only three terms
When propositions are put together to draw conclusions
When we make some claim about the relationship between two terms
Which of the following apply to simple apprehension?
Mind grasps the concept of general meaning of a thing
Make judgements about the thing
Starts with sensation
Starts making agruments
Reasoning through discussion describes...
Formal Logic
Informal Logic
Propositional Logic
Categorical Logic
Dialectic Logic
Reasoning that focuses on the structure of the argument describes...
Formal Logic
Informal Logic
Propositional Logic
Categorical Logic
Dialectic Logic
Reasoning that focuses on the content of the argument describes...
Formal Logic
Informal Logic
Propositional Logic
Categorical Logic
Dialectic Logic
Reasoning that centers on the terms in an argument describes...
Formal Logic
Informal Logic
Propositional Logic
Categorical Logic
Dialectic Logic
Reasoning that centers on the statements/judgements in an argument describes...
Formal Logic
Informal Logic
Propositional Logic
Categorical Logic
Dialectic Logic
Reasoning that is assessed by validity describes...
Formal Logic
Informal Logic
Propositional Logic
Categorical Logic
Dialectic Logic
Reasoning that is assessed by truth describes...
Formal Logic
Informal Logic
Propositional Logic
Categorical Logic
Dialectic Logic
Reasoning that starts with a big general principle and applies it to a specific thing to draw a conclusion.
Induction
Deduction
Reasoning that begins with individual pieces of evidence and leads to bigger general conclusions
Induction
Deduction
Gives us probable conclusions
Induction
Deduction
Gives us logically necessary conclusions
Induction
Deduction
Which of the following are arts?
Biology
Art History
Carpentry
Baking
Theology
Which of the following are sciences?
Biology
Art History
Carpentry
Baking
Theology
All knowledges begins with the...
(a)
What is this an example of?
If I eat the garlic bread, then I will have bad breath
I ate the garlic bread,
Therefore I will have bad breath
Categorical Logic
Propositional Logic
What is this an example of?
I see a bunch of crumbs on the floor, see a hole in my wall, and hear scratching in my walls and conclude that I have a rodent problem.
Induction
Deduction
What is this an example of?
I know that all people with shellfish allergies need to avoid eating lobster and, knowing that the guests coming to my house for dinner have shellfish allergies, and so decide to not make lobster for dinner.
Induction
Deduction
What is this an example of?
I am debating a friend about which NFL team is the best one this season. He claims that his favorite team is the best, but I tell him that their record and their stats prove that they are one of the worst teams.
Formal Logic
Informal Logic
I recall a memory of a wet dog, and so when someone talks about dogs, I curl my nose because I associate stinkiness with dogs. What have I used to make this judgement?
Term
Concept
Mental Image
I debate with someone about if a burger is a sandwich. Which of the following do I most need to rely on to settle the debate?
Term
Mental Image
Concept
