FREE MISCELLANEOUS AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT LOGIC

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FREE MISCELLANEOUS AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT LOGIC

1 CHAPTER 3 EXAM QUESTIONS

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Question 1: What are equivocal terms frequently used in?

Answer:

Puns, the humorous use of words that sound alike

Question 2: What are two properties of the term?

Answer:

Signification and supposition are the two properties of the term.Question 3: What are the 3 ways that terms can be divided according to their significance?

Answer:

Univocal, equivocal, and analogous

Question 4: Where are analogous terms commonly used?

Answer:

poetry and literature

Question 5: When a term refers to something, as it exists verbally.

Example-'Man' has five notes

Answer:

It is logical supposition

Question 6: What are some examples of equivocal terms?

Answer:

pitcher, plane, and jar

Question 7: What does Equivocal mean in Latin?

Answer:

Equal Voice 'aequus' meaning equal and 'vox' which means voice.

Question 8: What are equivocal terms?

Answer:

Terms that, although spelled and pronounced alike, have entirely different and unrelated meanings.

Question 9: Material supposition

Answer:

The instance of a term that refers to verbal existence Question 10: What are the 3 ways we can divide up terms according to their supposition?

Answer:

According to their verbal, mental, or real existence

Question 11: What are some examples of analogous terms?

Answer:

window, wheel, and wooden

Question 12: When a term refers to something, as it exists verbally.

Example-'Man' is a three-letter word

Answer:

It is material supposition

Question 13: What are the the aspects of logic?

Answer:

Simple apprehension/Term Judgment/Proposition Deductive Inference/Syllogism

Question 14: Many univocal terms are what kind of terms?

Answer:

Scientific or Manufacturing terms

Question 15: What is the definition of term?

Answer:

A term is a word or group of words which verbally expresses a concept.

Question 16: What are univocal terms?

Answer:

Univocal terms are terms that have exactly the same meaning no matter when or how they are used.Examples-Photosynthesis, anthropology, the second law of thermodynamics, tables, phillips had screwdriver, and drill bit

Question 17: What are analogous terms?

Answer:

Terms that are applied to different things, but have related meanings.

Question 18: When a term refers to something, as it exists in the real world.

Example- 'Man' was created by God.

Answer:

It is real supposition

Question 19: Univocal

Answer:

Terms that have exactly the same meaning no matter when or how they are used

Question 20: What does the term univocal mean?

Answer:

One voice

Question 21: Logical supposition

Answer:

The instance of a term that refers to logical existence

Question 22: Equivocal

Answer:

Terms that although spelled and pronounced the same have different and unrelated meaning

Question 23: Real supposition

Answer:

The instance of a term that refers to real existence

Question 24: Analogous

Answer:

Terms that are applied to different things abut have related meanings

Question 25: Signification and supposition

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Are the two properties of the term.Question 26: Why is it important to know about univocal, equivocal, and analogous terms in Logic?

Answer:

Logic requires an accurate and consistent use of terms.Terms must be defined accurately in order to use proper logic.