Logic

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Is defined as the science of correct thinking

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Logic

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Deals with argumentation, which is the art of making and using arguments

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Logic

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Deals with the evaluation of arguments, that is, to determine if arguments are correct or not

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Logic

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Simply a group of sentences to prove or to explain something

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Argument

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In logic what do you call it when we avoid biases

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Objectivity

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In logic what do you call it when you break down a big problem into small, manageable parts

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Analysis

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In logic what do you call it when you need to be a keen observer

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Attention to details

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In logic what do you call it when you are analyzing , eliminating unlikely choices to determine the right answer

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Common Sense

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The essential qualities of something and the definition or meaning of a word and what makes something what it is

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Idea

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Simply a word which represent or stands for an idea

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Term

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A word which refers to or applies to a single or specific person or thing.

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Singular Term

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A term preceded by a demonstrative pronoun (this/that)

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Singular Term

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A word which refers to a class or group and to each member of that class

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Universal Term

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A word preceded by a quantifier like all, each, every

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Universal Term

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A term preceded by a quantifier referring to a part of a group

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Particular Term

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a word that refers to a group but not to each member of that group

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Collective Term

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Expressing agreement or disagreement between 2 ideas or terms

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Judgement

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What are the two types of judgement?

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1. Judgements expressing agreement
2. Judgements expressing disagreement

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Simply a sentence or statement which expresses a judgement. It expresses the agreement or disagreement between 2 ideas, term

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Proposition

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What type of sentence is a proposition and in what tense?

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A proposition is a declarative sentence in the present tense

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What are the 5 types of sentences which are not propositions?

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1.Interrogative – questions
2.Exclamatory remarks
3.Imperative sentences – commands, requests
4.Greetings – which are not to be taken literally
5.I wis/hope/plan to

Question 22

Part of a proposition that describes what the proposition is about, what is being described

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Subject

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Part of a proposition that describes what is affirmed or denied of the subject, what is said of the subject

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Predicate

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Part of a proposition that connects the subject and the predicate; this is the linking verb

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Copula

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Expresses agreement between 2 ideas, subject and predicate

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Affirmative proposition(+)

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Expresses disagreement between 2 ideas

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Negative proposition (-)

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there is a condition if.. then…

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Conditional proposition

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there are alternatives either… or…

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Disjunctive proposition

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2 things cannot occur at the same time you can’t… and… at the same time

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Conjunctive proposition

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If A is true then I is also true through what law of opposition?

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Law of subalternation

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What is the relationship of A-I and E-O

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Subalterns

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What is the relationship of A-O and E-I

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Contradictories

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If O is true then A is false through what law of opposition?

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Law of Contradiction

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What is the relationship of A-E

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Contraries

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If A is true then E is false If A is false then E is doubtful Through what law of opposition?

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Lawa of Contrariety

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What is the relationship of I-O

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Subalterns

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If I is true then O is doubtful through what law of opposition

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Law of Subcontrariety

Question 38

Is the Logical equivalence and it is the changing form of a proposition but the meaning is not changed

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Eduction

Question 39

Interchange the S and P but don’t change the quality of the proposition

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Conversion

Question 40

Don’t interchange S and P, but change the quality of the proposition

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Obversion