TERMS-PPT 4

Question 1

A sensible, conventional sign that expresses an idea

Answer 1

Term

Question 2

Disect this

Term is

Sensible
Conventional sign

Answer 2

Sensible perceivable through senses

Conventional one whose connection with the thing manifests is provided by a common agreement

Sign something that manifests an object aside from itself

Question 3

The last element into which a proposition may be resolved, spoken or written word

Answer 3

Terminus

Question 4

Expressive of a concept

Answer 4

The tern immediately expresses an idea

Question 5

Manifests an object from any other connection it bears to the latter other than resemblance

Answer 5

Instrumental

Question 6

Example of instrumental

Answer 6

Footprints insignia flag

Question 7

Manifests an object from the likeness or resemblance

Answer 7

Formal sign

Question 8

Example of formal sign

Answer 8

Photograph resembles physical appearance of a person or thing

Question 9

Classifications of terms accdg to meaning

Answer 9

Univocal
Equivocal
Analogous

Question 10

Classification of terms accg to extension

Answer 10

Singular
Particular
Universal
Collective

Question 11

One that is constantly used in an identical sense

Answer 11

Univocal

Question 12

One that is used in entirely different meanings

Answer 12

Equivocal

Question 13

Example of equivocal

Answer 13

Pen as an instrument of writing and as an enclosure for animals

Question 14

Kinds of equivocation

Answer 14

equivocal in pronunciation, writing, and both

Question 15

Example of equivoation in pronunciation

Answer 15

Sweet -suite

Weak-week

Question 16

Example of equivocation in writing

Answer 16

Bow (inclination and weapon)
Do (note and to make)
Minute ( fraction of time and size)

Question 17

Example of equivocation in both writing and pronunciation

Answer 17

ball ( spheroid and dance)
ring ( circular device or sound)
Bat ( animal kr club)
Note ( musical note or short message )

Question 18

Applied to unlike but related things

Answer 18

Analogous

Question 19

Kinds of analogy

Answer 19

Analogy by proportion

Analogy by attribution

Question 20

The term is applied to unlike things because of some proportion or resemblance existing between then

Answer 20

Analogy by proportion

Question 21

The term is applied to one thing in the absolute sense and is attributed to other things because of an intrinsic relation which they have toward the first

Answer 21

Analogy by attribution

Question 22

Example of analogy by attribution

Answer 22

Health to medicine, food, etc

Question 23

applied only to one object

Answer 23

Singular

Question 24

Term taken partly or indeterminately. Words like some, may a portion of, certain when added to terms

Answer 24

Particular

Question 25

Expresses a universal idea and can be applied to each individual of a class and to the class itself

Answer 25

Universal

Question 26

Represents a class but does not apply to the individuals taken singly

Answer 26

Collective

Question 27

Example of collective

Answer 27

Family Army Government Flock

Question 28

Example of universal

Answer 28

Every student | Each person

Question 29

Something that manifests an object aside from itself

Answer 29

Sign