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GES 212_Logic part

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the primary focus of logic according to the text?

a)

The study of emotions

b)

The study of reasoning

c)

The study of history

d)

The study of mathematics

2.

Which philosopher is mentioned as denying the possibility of a single standard definition of logic?

a)

E.J. Lemon

b)

Antony Flew

c)

Robert Paul Church

d)

Jacques Maritain

3.

What does the term 'premise' refer to in logic?

a)

The conclusion of an argument

b)

The evidence supporting a conclusion

c)

The process of reasoning

d)

The study of fallacies

4.

Which of the following is NOT a component of an argument?

a)

Premise

b)

Conclusion

c)

Hypothesis

d)

Inference

5.

What is the meaning of the Greek word 'logos'?

a)

Study or discourse

b)

Argumentation

c)

Evidence

d)

Fallacy

6.

What is the relationship between formal logic and informal logic?

a)

They are completely unrelated

b)

Formal logic is a subset of informal logic

c)

They are both the same

d)

Informal logic is a reflection of formal logic

7.

Which of the following is a conclusion indicator?

a)

Because

b)

Since

c)

Therefore

d)

For

8.

What does logic help us to differentiate?

a)

Emotions from logic

b)

Facts from opinions

c)

History from philosophy

d)

Good reasoning from bad reasoning

9.

According to the text, what is the object of logic?

a)

The study of history

b)

The study of thought

c)

The study of language

d)

The study of emotions

10.

What is the primary purpose of logic in philosophy?

a)

To study historical events

b)

To create emotional arguments

c)

To clarify issues in reasoning

d)

To promote subjective opinions

11.

Which philosopher is associated with the definition of logic as the study of arguments?

a)

E.J. Lemon

b)

Antony Flew

c)

Jacques Maritain

d)

Robert Paul Church

12.

What is the significance of premises in an argument?

a)

They are always false

b)

They are the same as conclusions

c)

They provide support for the conclusion

d)

They are irrelevant

13.

What does the term 'inference' refer to?

a)

The premises of an argument

b)

The conclusion itself

c)

The evidence provided

d)

The process of drawing conclusions

14.

What is the role of logic in avoiding fallacies?

a)

To confuse the audience

b)

To clarify reasoning

c)

To promote emotional arguments

d)

To ignore evidence

15.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of formal logic?

a)

a) It follows strict rules of reasoning

b)

b) It deals with arguments based on structure rather than content

c)

c) It examines the meaning of words in different contexts

d)

d) It includes syllogistic logic

16.

The proposition "Some cats are mammals" falls under which type?

a)

a) Universal affirmative

b)

b) Universal negative

c)

c) Particular affirmative

d)

d) Particular negative

17.

Which of the following propositions distributes both subject and predicate terms?

a)

a) A

b)

b) E

c)

c) I

d)

d) O

18.

Which fallacy appeals to force rather than reasoning?

a)

a) Ad Populum

b)

b) Ad Hominem

c)

c) Ad Baculum

d)

d) Ad Misericordiam

19.

Argumentum ad Ignorantiam occurs when

a)

: a) A claim is assumed true because it hasn't been proven false

b)

b) A claim is assumed false because it hasn't been proven true

c)

c) Both A and B

d)

d) Neither A nor B

20.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of studying logic?

a)

a) Enhancing clarity in reasoning

b)

b) Improving emotional intelligence

c)

c) Identifying fallacious arguments

d)

d) Improving consistency in thought