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Question 1

Logic
Truth and Validity

Appeared in Year: 2016 (UGC)

Question

MCQ▾

Truth is the attribute of (July Paper-3)

Choices

Choice (4)Response

a.

proposition and syllogism

b.

Proposition

c.

Syllogism

d.

Term

Question 2

Logic
Nature of Propositions

Appeared in Year: 2016 (UGC)

Question

MCQ▾

If O proposition is given as false the corresponding A, E and I will be (July Paper-3)

Choices

Choice (4)Response

a.

A is false and E and I are undetermined

b.

E is false and both A and I are undetermined.

c.

A is true, E is false and I is false.

d.

A is true, E is false and I is true.

Question 3

Logic
Laws of Thought Classification of Propositions Square of Opposition

Appeared in Year: 2016 (UGC)

Question

MCQ▾

The obversion of ‘No men are perfect’ is (July Paper-3)

Choices

Choice (4)Response

a.

Some perfect beings are men

b.

All men are imperfect.

c.

All perfect beings are men.

d.

No perfect beings are man

Question 4

Logic
Laws of Thought Classification of Propositions Square of Opposition

Appeared in Year: 2016 (UGC)

Question

MCQ▾

If ‘O’ proposition is given ‘true’ , which of the following is correct option? (August Paper-3)

Choices

Choice (4)Response

a.

E is false; I is true; A is false

b.

A is false; I is false; E is undetermined

c.

A is false; E is true; I is undetermined

d.

A is false; E and I undetermined

Question 5

Logic
Nature of Propositions

Appeared in Year: 2016 (UGC)

Question

MCQ▾

Validity is an attribute of (August Paper-3)

Choices

Choice (4)Response

a.

Proposition

b.

Reductive argument

c.

Inductive argument

d.

Proposition and inductive argument

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