Question 1

The term which refer to an object within the limits of sense organs is called

Accepted Answer

A) composite term 
B) simple term 
C) abstract term 
D) concrete term 
A) composite term 
B) simple term 
C) abstract term 
D) concrete term

Question 2

The known proposition in an Inference is called

Accepted Answer

A) subject 
B) predicate 
C) premises 
D) copula 
A) subject 
B) predicate 
C) premises 
D) copula

Question 3

The term which does not refer to the attributes of the subject is called

Accepted Answer

A) non-composite 
B) connotative 
C) non-connotative 
D) composite 
A) non-composite 
B) connotative 
C) non-connotative 
D) composite

Question 4

The new proposition derived from premises in an Inference is called

Accepted Answer

A) copula 
B) conclusion 
C) subject 
D) predicate 
A) copula 
B) conclusion 
C) subject 
D) predicate

Question 5

Word which acts as Subject or Predicate of a Proposition is called

Accepted Answer

A) argument 
B) judgement 
C) term 
D) inference 
A) argument 
B) judgement 
C) term 
D) inference

The term which refer to an object within the limits of sense organs is called

The known proposition in an Inference is called