Question 1

Raju is either sick or lazy is an example for

Accepted Answer

A) conjunction 
B) Implication 
C) disjunction 
D) Negation 
A) conjunction 
B) Implication 
C) disjunction 
D) Negation

Question 2

Conjunctions are truth functionally ____________ statements.

Accepted Answer

A) compound 
B) simple 
C) vague 
D) large 
A) compound 
B) simple 
C) vague 
D) large

Question 3

The truth value of the ____________ of two statements is completely determined by the truth value of its conjuncts.

Accepted Answer

A) Disjunction 
B) contradiction 
C) Dilemma 
D) conjunction 
A) Disjunction 
B) contradiction 
C) Dilemma 
D) conjunction

Question 4

A ____________proposition do not contain any other proposition as its constituent

Accepted Answer

A) Compound 
B) Simple 
C) true 
D) false 
A) Compound 
B) Simple 
C) true 
D) false

Question 5

Terms are constituents of logical ____________

Accepted Answer

A) proposition 
B) grammer 
C) Sentences 
D) subject 
A) proposition 
B) grammer 
C) Sentences 
D) subject

Raju is either sick or lazy is an example for

Conjunctions are truth functionally ____________ statements.

The truth value of the ____________ of two statements is completely determined by the truth value of its conjuncts.

A ____________proposition do not contain any other proposition as its constituent

Terms are constituents of logical ____________

Logic and Language

Propositions and Connectives in Logic

Symbolic Logic and Statement Forms

Propositions, Truth Values, and Logical Connections

Propositional Logic and Symbolic Notation

Logic and Truth

Truth Values, Symbolism, and Logic in Propositional Logic

Logic and Propositional Statements

Propositional Logic and Compound Statements

Symbolizing Statements and Argument Forms

Rules of Inference and Quantifiers

Symbolism and Logic in Propositional Functions

Logic and Quantifiers

Topics in Propositional Logic and Categorical Syllogisms

Logic and Propositional Functions

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Exam 14: Logic and Argumentation

Raju is either sick or lazy is an example for

Conjunctions are truth functionally ____________ statements.

The truth value of the ____________ of two statements is completely determined by the truth value of its conjuncts.

A ____________proposition do not contain any other proposition as its constituent

Terms are constituents of logical ____________

Logic and Language

Propositions and Connectives in Logic

Symbolic Logic and Statement Forms

Propositions, Truth Values, and Logical Connections

Propositional Logic and Symbolic Notation

Logic and Truth

Truth Values, Symbolism, and Logic in Propositional Logic

Logic and Propositional Statements

Propositional Logic and Compound Statements

Symbolizing Statements and Argument Forms

Rules of Inference and Quantifiers

Symbolism and Logic in Propositional Functions

Logic and Quantifiers

Topics in Propositional Logic and Categorical Syllogisms

Logic and Propositional Functions

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