Top 150+ Solved Essential of Formal Logic MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. A ___________ is a mixed syllogism whose major premise is a disjunctive propositions and whose minor premise and conclusion are categorical propositions.

a. categorical syllogism

b. hypothetical syllogism

c. disjunctive syllogism

d. dilemma.

  • c. disjunctive syllogism

Q. The violation of the rules of a disjunctive syllogism commits the fallacy of ________.

a. illicit major

b. illicit minor

c. improper disjunction

d. ambiguous major

  • c. improper disjunction

Q. ______ is a valid mood of the first figure.

a. baroco

b. darapti

c. fesapo

d. barbara.

  • d. barbara.

Q. ________ is a valid mood of second figure.

a. celarent

b. cesare

c. disamis

d. bramantip.

  • b. cesare

Q. ________ is a valid mood of third figure.

a. darii

b. festino

c. dimaris

d. datisi.

  • d. datisi.

Q. ________ is valid mood of fourth figure.

a. celerant

b. cesare

c. dimaris

d. disamis.

  • c. dimaris

Q. A Dilemma is a ________ syllogism.

a. mixed

b. categorical

c. hypothetical

d. disjunctive.

  • a. mixed

Q. “He is either a saint or a sinner He is not a saint Therefore he is a sinner”. The above argument commits the fallacy of________.

a. undistributed middle

b. improper disjunction

c. four terms

d. illicit minor.

  • b. improper disjunction

Q. “All thugs are murderers All thugs are Indians Therefore all Indians are murderers”. The fallacy commited by above argument is

a. illicit minor

b. illicit major

c. ambiguous major

d. undistributed middle.

  • a. illicit minor

Q. __________ fallacy occurs when a term is used in two different meanings in the syllogism.

a. undistribute middle

b. two negative premises

c. equivocation

d. illicit major.

  • c. equivocation

Q. If one premise is negative the conclusion must be________.

a. negative

b. positive

c. both negative and positive

d. neither negative nor positive.

  • a. negative

Q. Two_______ premises yield no valid conclusion.

a. universal

b. particular

c. affirmative

d. categorical.

  • b. particular

Q. From two ________ premises no conclusion is possible.

a. universal

b. affirmative

c. negative

d. categorical

  • c. negative
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