INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC CERTIFICATION EVALUATION EXAMS SET FULL QUESTIONS AND COMPLETE SOLUTION

INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION EXAMS SET FULL QUESTIONS
AND COMPLETE SOLUTION

●● intension
Answer: the sum of all common attributes denoted by the term


●● extension
Answer: the sum of all the individual objects described by it


●● real disagreement
Answer: actual inconsistency between two statements: they cannot both
be true at the same time


●● categorical statement
Answer: statement that affirms or denies something about a given
subject


●● persuasive definition
Answer: definition that aims to persuade the listener one way or another


●● verbal disagreement

,Answer: misunderstanding due to differing definitions for one or more
words


●● logic
Answer: science and art of reasoning well


●● stipulative definition
Answer: definition of a new word or existing word that is applied in a
new way


●● ambiguous
Answer: word that has more than one definition


●● precising definition
Answer: definition that seeks to make more precise what was vague or
fuzzy


●● quality
Answer: positive or negative nature of its claim about the subject
(affirmative or negative)


●● predicate
Answer: describes or asserts something about the subject

, ●● quantity
Answer: the scope of its claim about the extension of the subject
(universal or particular)


●● subject
Answer: the term being described or about which something is being
asserted


●● contradiction
Answer: Two statements are in blank if and only if they always have
opposite truth values


●● theoretical definition
Answer: definitions that are scientific or philosophical in nature


●● mutually exclusive
Answer: terms do not overlap


●● definition
Answer: statement that gives the meaning of a term


●● self-supporting statements