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Module 1 SPCT 3
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1[blank_start]singular[blank_end] 1. A term which stands for a single individual or object.
- Asingular
2[blank_start]contradictory[blank_end] 2. Terms which are so mutually exclusive that there is no middle ground or
third possibility between them.- Acontradictory
3[blank_start]universal[blank_end] 3. A term which stands for each member of the class of object or the whole
class.- Auniversal
4[blank_start]relative[blank_end] 4. Terms that are used in relation to the other; the connotation of one implies
the connotation of the other.- Arelative
5[blank_start]particular[blank_end] 5. A term which stands for an indefinite number of individuals of a class.
- Aparticular
6[blank_start]idea[blank_end] 6. The intellectual image or apprehension of a thing.
- Aidea
7[blank_start]term[blank_end] 7. A verbal expression of an idea which serves as a conventional sign of an
idea expressed in words.- Aterm
8[blank_start]univocal[blank_end] 8. A term which can be predicated of two or more individuals or things in
exactly the same sense.- Aunivocal
9[blank_start]concrete[blank_end] 9. A term whose referent is tangible, or can be perceived by the senses.
- Aconcrete
10[blank_start]abstract[blank_end] 10. A term whose referent is intangible or can be understood only by the mind.
- Aabstract
11[blank_start]null or empty[blank_end] 11. A term which has no actual referent but only imaginary ones.
- Anull or empty
12[blank_start]collective[blank_end] 12. A term that refers to a group or collection of objects or individuals
regarded as a unit.- Acollective
13[blank_start]connotation[blank_end] 13. That which is meant the essential thought which constitutes a form, like
defining a term with its essential attributes.- Aconnotation
14[blank_start]supposition[blank_end] 14. The definite meaning which a given term has in a given proposition.
- Asupposition
15[blank_start]conventional[blank_end] 15. An arbitrary or man-made sign which signifies something through the free
association of man.- Aconventional
16What kind of terms are the following?
[blank_start]relative[blank_end]: wife - husband- Arelative
17[blank_start]null[blank_end]: elves
- Anull
18[blank_start]abstract[blank_end]: magnanimity
- Aabstract
19[blank_start]contrary[blank_end]: hot - cold
- Acontrary
20[blank_start]singular[blank_end]: Mr. Sabas
- Asingular
21Conventional, Natural or Accidental?
[blank_start]natural[blank_end]: laugh- Anatural
22[blank_start]conventional[blank_end]: zodiac sign
- Aconventional
23[blank_start]accidental[blank_end]: gift of a friend
- Aaccidental
24[blank_start]conventional[blank_end]: yield sign
- Aconventional
25[blank_start]natural[blank_end]: dark clouds in the sky
- Anatural
26Determine the type of supposition.
[blank_start]real[blank_end]: being- Areal
27[blank_start]logical[blank_end]: A cat is an animal.
- Alogical
28[blank_start]formal[blank_end]: A universal idea is abstract.
- Aformal
29[blank_start]metaphorical[blank_end]: A plant is an insentient
- Ametaphorical
30[blank_start]material[blank_end]: Patricia is a parrot.
- Amaterial
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- Philosophy 1C Quiz on Module 1 SPCT 3, created by Julianne De las Alas on 25/09/2016.
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