Comprehension and extension are two properties of terms.

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2.   ?    False

The three ways terms can be divided according to their signification are univocal, equivocal and analogous.

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2.   ?    False

The term photosynthesis is an example of an equivocal term.

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Univocal terms always mean the same thing.

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Equivocal terms have related meanings.

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2.   ?    False

Analogous terms have entirely different and unrelated meanings.

1.   ?    True
2.   ?    False

The term 'jar' is an example of an equivocal term.

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2.   ?    False

The term 'window' is an example of an equivocal term.

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Equivocal terms are used in puns.

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Many analogous terms are scientific terms.

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2.   ?    False

The three ways to divide up terms according to their signification is into verbal, mental and real existence.

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2.   ?    False

Material supposition occurs when a term refers to something that exists in the real world.

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When a term refers to real existence, it is said to be an instance of material supposition.

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2.   ?    False

When a term refers to mental existences, it is said to be an instance of logical supposition.

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In the sentence, “Man was created by God” the term man is an example of real supposition.

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The three aspects of logic are simple apprehension, judgment and deductive inference.

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2.   ?    False