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Traditional Logic | Set 1
1. The meaning of the term ‘LOGIC’ is
A. ethos
B. mithos
C. logos
D. logicos
Correct : C. logos
2. Logic deals with
A. will
B. feel
C. archeological survey
D. thought
Correct : D. thought
3. Verbal expression of Concept is called
A. word
B. sentence
C. action
D. judgement
Correct : A. word
4. Logic is the Science of
A. living beings
B. thought
C. women
D. plants
Correct : B. thought
5. Inference expressed through language is called
A. proposition
B. sentence
C. word
D. argument
Correct : D. argument
6. Who among the following is regarded as Father of Logic
A. kanada
B. aristotle
C. spinoza
D. kant
Correct : D. kant
7. Deductive Logic is
A. formal logic
B. material logic
C. narrative logic
D. fiction
Correct : A. formal logic
8. Word which acts as Subject or Predicate of a Proposition is called
A. argument
B. judgement
C. term
D. inference
Correct : C. term
9. ________ sentences are used as Propositions
A. declarative
B. exclamatory
C. imperative
D. intrrogative
Correct : A. declarative
10. The word which used to connect subject and predicate in a proposition is called
A. argument
B. premise
C. conclusion
D. copula
Correct : D. copula
11. The known proposition in an Inference is called
A. subject
B. predicate
C. premises
D. copula
Correct : C. premises
12. The new proposition derived from premises in an Inference is called
A. copula
B. conclusion
C. subject
D. predicate
Correct : B. conclusion
13. The term which refer to an object within the limits of sense organs is called
A. composite term
B. simple term
C. abstract term
D. concrete term
Correct : D. concrete term
14. . The term which refer to an object which is beyond the limits of sense organs is called
A. composite term
B. simple term
C. abstract term
D. concrete term
Correct : C. abstract term
15. The term which refers to the attributes of the subject is called
A. simple
B. connotative
C. denotative
D. composite
Correct : B. connotative
16. The term which does not refer to the attributes of the subject is called
A. non-composite
B. connotative
C. non-connotative
D. composite
Correct : A. non-composite
17. A term is said to be ------------------ if its meaning is complete in itself
A. abstract
B. absolute
C. concrete
D. relative
Correct : B. absolute
18. A term is said to be -------------------- if it depends on some other term for the completion of its meaning
A. abstract
B. absolute
C. concrete
D. relative
Correct : D. relative
19. A term which refers to a class of objects in the same sense is called 2
A. general
B. collective
C. singular
D. concrete
Correct : A. general
20. A term which consist of one word is called
A. concrete
B. abstract
C. simple
D. composite
Correct : C. simple
21. A term which consist of a group of words is called
A. concrete
B. abstract
C. simple
D. composite
Correct : D. composite
22. Which term among the following impies presence of a quality
A. positive term
B. negative term
C. privative term
D. none of these
Correct : A. positive term
23. Which term among the following impies absence of a quality
A. positive term
B. negative term
C. privative term
D. none of these
Correct : B. negative term
24. Which term among the following impies absence of a quality which that object is expected to possess
A. positive term
B. negative term
C. privative term
D. none of these
Correct : C. privative term
25. The statement which affirms of denies the relation between two terms is called
A. proposition
B. argument
C. syllogism
D. none of the above
Correct : A. proposition
26. Two or more simple propositions joined together forms
A. complex proposition
B. compound proposition
C. complicate proposition
D. subjectless proposition
Correct : D. subjectless proposition
27. A compound proposition in which simple propositions are combined using ‘And’ is called
A. implication
B. disjunction
C. conjunction
D. equivalence
Correct : C. conjunction
28. The composite proposition formed by the combination of two or more simple propositions using ‘Either…Or’ is called
A. conjunction
B. disjunction
C. implication
D. none of these
Correct : B. disjunction
29. The composite proposition formed by the combination of two or more simple propositions using ‘If….Then’ is called
A. conjunction
B. disjunction
C. implication
D. none of these
Correct : B. disjunction
30. The ‘IF’ part in a Hypothetical proposition is called
A. alternative
B. consequence
C. antecedent
D. none of these
Correct : C. antecedent
31. . The ‘THEN’ part in a Hypothetical proposition is called
A. alternative
B. consequence
C. antecedent
D. none of these
Correct : B. consequence
32. A proposition which states the relation between two terms based on some condition is called
A. simple proposition
B. complex proposition
C. conditional proposition
Correct : C. conditional proposition
33. Which one among the following is not a Conditional proposition
A. hypothetical
B. disjunction
C. conjunction
D. implication
Correct : C. conjunction
34. The propostion which does not contain any other component or part is called
A. simple proposition
B. complex proposition
C. complicate proposition
D. compound proposition
Correct : A. simple proposition
35. Verbal expression of Judgement is called
A. word
B. judgement
C. inference
D. proposition
Correct : D. proposition
36. Which among the following is not a Normative Science
A. logic
B. ethics
C. astrology
D. aesthetics
Correct : C. astrology
37. A Normative Science deals with
A. ‘what ought to be’
B. ’ what is’
C. ‘what will be’
D. none of these
Correct : A. ‘what ought to be’
38. A Positive Science is ------------------ in nature
A. axiological
B. factual
C. imperative
D. none of these
Correct : B. factual
39. The knowledge derived through sense experience is called
A. conception
B. inference
C. perception
D. judgement
Correct : C. perception
40. The process of deriving a new truth from one or more known truths is called
A. percept
B. concept
C. judgement
D. inference
Correct : D. inference
41. The fundamental aim of Logic is
A. search of truth
B. search of beauty
C. search of morality
D. none of
Correct : A. search of truth
42. The Proposition formed by the combination of two or more simple proposition is called
A. simple proposition
B. complex proposition
C. complicate proposition
D. compound proposition
Correct : D. compound proposition
43. The portion of Logic which deals with Form of Thought is called
A. induction
B. injection
C. direction
D. deduction
Correct : D. deduction
44. The portion of Logic which deals with Matter of Thought is called
A. induction
B. injection
C. direction
D. deduction
Correct : A. induction
45. The Argument in which an Universal conclusion is derived from Particular Premisses is
A. universal argument
B. particular argument
C. deductive argument
D. inductive argument
Correct : D. inductive argument
46. The Argument in which a Particular conclusion is derived from Universal Premisses is
A. universal argument
B. particular argument
C. deductive argument
D. inductive argument
Correct : C. deductive argument
47. Logically correct argument is called
A. true argument
B. false argument
C. valid argument
D. invalid argument
Correct : C. valid argument
48. Logically incorrect argument is called
A. true argument
B. false argument
C. valid argument
D. invalid argument
Correct : D. invalid argument
49. Argument containing true premises and false conclusion is called
A. sound argument
B. valid argument
C. invalid argument
D. true argument
Correct : C. invalid argument
50. Which among the following is not considered as a Law of Thought
A. law of identity
B. law of excluded middle
C. law of uniformity of nature
D. law of non-contradiction
Correct : C. law of uniformity of nature
51. Which Law of thought states ‘A IS A’
A. law of identity
B. law of excluded middle
C. law of sufficient cause
D. law of non-contradiction
Correct : A. law of identity
52. Which Law of thought states ‘A cannot be both B and ‘Not B’ at the Same time’’
A. law of identity
B. law of excluded middle
C. law of sufficient cause
D. law of non-contradiction
Correct : D. law of non-contradiction
53. Which Law of thought states ‘A can be Either B Or ‘Not B’
A. law of identity
B. law of excluded middle
C. law of sufficient cause
D. law of non-contradiction
Correct : B. law of excluded middle
54. Which Law of thought states ‘Whatever happens in this world should have a Sufficient Cause’
A. law of identity
B. law of excluded middle
C. law of sufficient cause
D. law of non-contradiction
Correct : C. law of sufficient cause
55. The ‘Subject term’ in a Proposition is symbolically represented as
A. ‘s’
B. ‘p’
C. ‘a’
D. ‘o’
Correct : A. ‘s’
56. The ‘Predicate term’ in a Proposition is symbolically represented as
A. ‘s’
B. ‘p’
C. ‘a’
D. ‘o’
Correct : B. ‘p’
57. Unconditional Propositions are also known as
A. imperative
B. authoritative
C. categorical
D. hypothetical
Correct : C. categorical
58. Based on Quality, Categorical propositions are classified into
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5
Correct : A. 2
59. The categorical proposition in which the Predicate affirms the Subject class is called
A. affirmative proposition
B. negative proposition
C. universal proposition
D. particular proposition
Correct : B. negative proposition
60. The categorical proposition in which the Predicate affirms or denies the whole class of Subject is called
A. affirmative proposition
B. negative proposition
C. universal proposition
D. particular proposition
Correct : C. universal proposition
61. The categorical proposition in which the Predicate affirms or denies a part class of Subject is called
A. affirmative proposition
B. negative proposition
C. universal proposition
D. particular proposition
Correct : D. particular proposition
62. The categorical proposition in which the Predicate affirms the whole class of Subject is called
A. universal affirmative
B. universal negative
C. particular affirmative
D. particular negative
Correct : A. universal affirmative
63. The categorical proposition in which the Predicate denies the whole class of Subject is called
A. universal affirmative
B. universal negative
C. particular affirmative
D. particular negative
Correct : B. universal negative
64. The categorical proposition in which the Predicate affirms a part of the class of Subject is called
A. universal affirmative
B. universal negative
C. particular affirmative
D. particular negative
Correct : C. particular affirmative
65. The categorical proposition in which the Predicate denies a part of the class of Subject is called
A. universal affirmative
B. universal negative
C. particular affirmative
D. particular negative
Correct : D. particular negative
66. ‘Universal Affirmative Proposition is symbolically represented as
A. ‘a’ proposition
B. ‘e’ proposition
C. ‘i’ proposition
D. ‘o’ proposition
Correct : A. ‘a’ proposition
67. ‘Universal Negative’ Proposition is symbolically represented as
A. ‘a’ proposition
B. ‘e’ proposition
C. ‘i’ proposition
D. ‘o’ proposition
Correct : B. ‘e’ proposition
68. ‘Particular Affirmative’ Proposition is symbolically represented as
A. ‘a’ proposition
B. ‘e’ proposition
C. ‘i’ proposition
D. ‘o’ proposition
Correct : C. ‘i’ proposition
69. ‘Particular Negative’ Proposition is symbolically represented as
A. ‘a’ proposition
B. ‘e’ proposition
C. ‘i’ proposition
D. ‘o’ proposition
Correct : D. ‘o’ proposition
70. The proposition which states about the inclusion of the whole class of Subject is called
A. universal affirmative
B. universal negative
C. particular affirmative
D. particular negative
Correct : A. universal affirmative
71. The proposition which states about the exclusion of the whole class of Subject is called
A. universal affirmative
B. universal negative
C. particular affirmative
D. particular negative
Correct : B. universal negative
72. The proposition which states about the inclusion of of a part of the class of Subject is called
A. universal affirmative
B. universal negative
C. particular affirmative
D. particular negative
Correct : C. particular affirmative
73. The proposition which states about the exclusion of a part of the class of Subject is called
A. universal affirmative
B. universal negative
C. particular affirmative
D. particular negative
Correct : D. particular negative
74. The extension of a term is called its
A. connotation
B. denotation
C. both of these
D. none of these
Correct : B. denotation
75. The intension of a term is called its
A. connotation
B. denotation
C. both of these
D. none of these
Correct : A. connotation
76. Distribution of terms Is based on
A. connotation
B. denotation
C. both of these
D. none of these
Correct : B. denotation
77. When a term is used in its entire extend referring to all objects denoted by that term, it is said to be
A. distributed
B. undistributed
C. both of these
D. none of these
Correct : A. distributed
78. ‘E’ proposition distributes
A. subject only
B. predicate only
C. both subject & predicate
D. both subject & predicate are undistributed
Correct : C. both subject & predicate
79. ‘I’ proposition distributes
A. subject only
B. predicate only
C. both subject & predicate
D. both subject & predicate are undistributed
Correct : D. both subject & predicate are undistributed
80. ‘O’ proposition distributes
A. subject only
B. predicate only
C. both subject & predicate
D. both subject & predicate are undistributed
Correct : B. predicate only
81. Name the Logician who illustrated distribution of terms in A,E,I & O propositions through Venn Diagram
A. socretes
B. fredge
C. euler
D. leibniz
Correct : C. euler
82. Proposition affirms or denies the relation between
A. subject & predicate
B. two subjects
C. two predicates.
D. subject &
Correct : A. subject & predicate
83. The Inference in which a conclusion is derived from one premise
A. immediate
B. mediate
C. judgement
D. proposition
Correct : A. immediate
84. The Inference in which a conclusion is derived from two premises
A. immediate
B. mediate
C. judgement
D. proposition
Correct : B. mediate
85. Syllogism is a
A. immediate inference
B. mediate inference
C. opposition
D. eduction
Correct : B. mediate inference
86. In Immediate Proposition, there are ------------ propositions
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5
Correct : A. 2
87. Which one among the following is not an immediate Inference
A. contrary
B. obversion
C. conversion
D. syllogism
Correct : D. syllogism
88. Which one of the following is not an Opposition
A. contrary
B. contradictory
C. subaltern
D. conversion
Correct : D. conversion
89. Which Opposition states the relation between A& I and E& O
A. contrary
B. contradictory
C. sub- contrary
D. subaltern
Correct : D. subaltern
90. A syllogism consist of -------- terms
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5
Correct : B. 3
91. A syllogism consist of -------------- propositions
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5
Correct : B. 3
92. The Predicate of the conclusion in a Syllogism is called
A. . major term
B. minor term
C. middle term
D. first term
Correct : A. . major term
93. The Subject of the conclusion in a Syllogism is called
A. . major term
B. minor term
C. middle term
D. first term
Correct : B. minor term
94. The term which present only in the premises and not in the conclusion of a Syllogism is called
A. major term
B. minor term
C. middle term
D. first term
Correct : B. minor term
95. Which among the following is not a proposition of a Syllogism
A. major premise
B. minor premise
C. conclusion
D. middle premise
Correct : D. middle premise
96. Logical error is called
A. syllogism
B. opposition
C. fallacy
D. eduction
Correct : C. fallacy
97. Which among the following is a Fallcy of Illicit
A. fallcy of illicit middle
B. fallacy of illicit premises
C. fallacy of illicit major
D. fallacy of illicit conclusion
Correct : C. fallacy of illicit major
98. A Syllogism which contains both categorical and Conditional propositions is called
A. universal syllogism
B. general syllogism
C. major syllogism
D. mixed syllogism
Correct : D. mixed syllogism
99. Which among the following is not a mixed Syllogism
A. mixed hypothetical syllogism
B. mixed disjunctive syllogism
C. dilemma
D. mixed categorical syllogism
Correct : D. mixed categorical syllogism
100. Modus ponens is a
A. mixed hypothetical syllogism
B. mixed disjunctive syllogism
C. dilemma
D. mixed categorical syllogism
Correct : A. mixed hypothetical syllogism