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Julianne De las Alas Philosophy 1C English 125 cards

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  1. 1LogicThe study of the methods and principles used to distinguish good from
    bad reasoning
  2. 2PremiseThe statement in the argument that provides support, evidence, reasons
    for the conclusion.
  3. 3ConclusionThe statement in the argument that is affirmed on the basis of the
    premise.
  4. 4Sound argumentThe term used for valid arguments with factually true premises.
  5. 5ValidityThe primary concern of logic irrespective of whether or not the premises of
    the argument are true or false.
  6. 6True or false? In formal logic, the form rather than the material content of the statement determines validityTrue
  7. 7True or False? The argument is (necessarily) invalid if one of its premises is false.False
  8. 8True or False? An argument may be valid even if all of its premises are false.True
  9. 9True or False? A valid argument cannot have a factually false conclusion.False
  10. 10True or False? An invalid argument cannot have a factually true conclusion.False
  11. 11True or False? If the conclusion follows from the premises, the argument is valid.True
  12. 12True or False? The term “non-sequitor” means it does not follow.True
  13. 13True or False? The ultimate aim of logic is the attainment of validity and truth.True
  14. 14True or False? All valid arguments must have factually true premises and conclusions.False
  15. 15True or False? No argument with factually true conclusion can ever be invalid.False
  16. 16languageA set of symbols by which things, ideas, and thoughts can be
    communicated to others.
  17. 17symbolA word, name or phrase that is used to signify something.
  18. 18referentThat which is symbolized or denoted by a term.
  19. 19sound patternThe linguistically accepted sound where-by an idea, feeling, or thought
    can be verbalized.
  20. 20visual patternThe linguistically accepted way of writing a word or term.
  21. 21pragmaticsThe linguistic science that deals with the origin, derivations, and root word
    of symbols or term.
  22. 22semanticsThe science that deals with the formal relations between symbols and
    their meaning; also called science of meaning.
  23. 23syntacticsThe science that deals with the formal relations between symbols as
    specified in the rules of grammar
  24. 24spoken languageThat feature of language that uses sound pattern.
  25. 25written languageThat feature of language that uses visual pattern.
  26. 26If an individual is parasitic, he is not self-reliant. Since Mario is self- reliant, he is therefore, not parasitic.logical
  27. 27“As I put this ring on your finger,” says a man to his sweetheart, “I, at the same time, commit myself to you for life.”performative
  28. 28See to it that all questions in this test are be answered.directive
  29. 29“The skyrocketing cost of living today, oh, how terrible!”expressive
  30. 30“I would like you to meet my future wife.”ceremonial
  31. 31Today is Christmas day.informative
  32. 32“Do you think it would be better if we close the windows?”directive
  33. 33“Whether you like it or not, I love you three times a day. So please, give me one moment in time.”expressive
  34. 34“Hello, Pat, you are so beautiful this morning.”ceremonial
  35. 35A female student to her house guest: “Oh, my God, I forgot! We have an examination in logic tomorrow. I have not yet opened up my notes.”complex
  36. 36A term which stands for a single individual or object.singular
  37. 37Terms which are so mutually exclusive that there is no middle ground or third possibility between them.contradictory
  38. 38A term which stands for each member of the class of object or the whole class.universal
  39. 39Terms that are used in relation to the other; the connotation of one implies the connotation of the other.relative
  40. 40A term which stands for an indefinite number of individuals of a class.particular
  41. 41The intellectual image or apprehension of a thing.idea
  42. 42A verbal expression of an idea which serves as a conventional sign of an idea expressed in words.term
  43. 43univocalA term which can be predicated of two or more individuals or things in
    exactly the same sense.
  44. 44A term whose referent is tangible, or can be perceived by the senses.concrete
  45. 45abstractA term whose referent is intangible or can be understood only by the mind.
  46. 46A term which has no actual referent but only imaginary ones.null or empty
  47. 47A term that refers to a group or collection of objects or individuals regarded as a unit.collective
  48. 48That which is meant the essential thought which constitutes a form, like defining a term with its essential attributes.connotation
  49. 49The definite meaning which a given term has in a given proposition.supposition
  50. 50An arbitrary or man-made sign which signifies something through the free association of man.conventional
  51. 51What kind of terms are the following? : wife - husbandrelative
  52. 52elvesnull
  53. 53magnanimityabstract
  54. 54hot - coldcontrary
  55. 55Mr. Sabassingular
  56. 56Conventional, Natural or Accidental? laughnatural
  57. 57Conventional, Natural or Accidental? zodiac signConventional
  58. 58Conventional, Natural or Accidental? gift of a friendAccidental
  59. 59Conventional, Natural or Accidental? yield signconventional
  60. 60Conventional, Natural or Accidental? dark clouds in the skyNatural
  61. 61Determine the type of supposition. beingreal
  62. 62Determine the type of supposition. A cat is an animal.logical
  63. 63A universal idea is abstract.formal
  64. 64A plant is an insentientmetaphorical
  65. 65Patricia is a parrot.material
  66. 66Psychology comes from the Greek words “psyche” and “logos” and means “a study of the soul.”nominal
  67. 67connotativeA triangle is a plane figure bounded by three straight lines.
  68. 68Man is an animal capable of talking.descriptive
  69. 69Animal refers to a cat, dog, bird, carabao, etc.denotative
  70. 70A house means bahay.nominal
  71. 71Man is a two-handed featherless biped that holds its head erect.descriptive
  72. 72Philosophy means "love of wisdom".nominal
  73. 73Water is H20.connotative
  74. 74A sombrero is a broad-brimmed hat much used by Filipino farmers in the province.descriptive
  75. 75Geology is a science that deals with the study of the earth.connotative
  76. 76Philosophy means "love of wisdom".nominal
  77. 77"Ethics is a practical and normative science, based on reason, that studies human acts and determine their goodness and badness."connotative
  78. 78Main is a rational animal.connotative
  79. 79A table is a furniture that is used for writing and/or eating.descriptive
  80. 80A plant means: the makahiya is a plant. The tree is a plant. And the bamboo is a plant.denotative
  81. 81Tantalizing comes from the word "Tantalus" in Greek mythology.nominal
  82. 82An animal is a sentient organism.connotative
  83. 83A painting is a picture in colors drawn by an artist.descriptive
  84. 84"This is a ballpen," said a mother to her child who asked her what the term ballpen means.denotative
  85. 85A watch is a mechanical device used to determine time.descriptive
  86. 86"How do you do?"sentence
  87. 87The book is easy to read.proposition
  88. 88"Ay, naku!"sentence
  89. 89Please open the door for mesentence
  90. 90“Joining us?”Sentence
  91. 91“Goodbye.”Sentence
  92. 92Congratulations!Sentence
  93. 93“Good luck, good health, God bless you.”Sentence
  94. 94“What is your name?”Sentence
  95. 95“My God!”Sentence
  96. 96The science that deals with moral rectitude is called ethics.Definition
  97. 97Maria is happy.Proposition
  98. 98All Tagalogs are Filipinos.Proposition
  99. 99Plato is a philosopherProposition
  100. 100A statement that either affirms or denies is a proposition.Definition
  101. 101Water is liquid.Proposition
  102. 102Life is short.Proposition
  103. 103The resolution of a thing into its part is called division.Definition
  104. 104The mental operation by which we affirm or deny something is called judgment.Definition
  105. 105An optative sentence is one that expresses a wish or hope.Definition
  106. 106True or False The quantity of the proposition is either true of false.False
  107. 107True or False A term is distributed if it is totally included in or excluded from the other term.True
  108. 108True or False The quality of the proposition is either affirmative or negative.True
  109. 109True or False A term is said to be undistributed if it is totally included in and partially excluded from the other term.False
  110. 110True or False Universal propositions, whether affirmative or negative, do not distribute their terms.False
  111. 111Bats are flying animals.universal proposition
  112. 112Mary is a singer.universal proposition
  113. 113Some ducks are wild animals.particular proposition
  114. 114Trees are things that grow tall.universal proposition
  115. 115Men are wealth seekers.universal proposition
  116. 116Not to marry when you are still young is to lose a great opportunity.affirmative proposition
  117. 117Not all that glitters is gold.negative proposition
  118. 118Not all working students are uncompromising.negative proposition
  119. 119That Mary is not unmarried is untrue.affirmative proposition
  120. 120Unreliable people are irresponsible.affirmative proposition
  121. 121Jose Rizal is our national hero.A
  122. 122A dog is an animal.A
  123. 123Mang Berto is a farmer.A
  124. 124All that glitters is not gold.O
  125. 125Not every Filipino is corrupt.O

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