Logic II: Quiz 04 Multiple Choice

Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
John is able to fight.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
John is fighting.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
Stephen is smart.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
Stephen is five feet, eight inches tall.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
Stephen is irrational.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
Elizabeth is doing her homework.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
Elizabeth is sitting.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
This book is brown.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
All horses are living.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
Ann is wearing a blouse.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
Ann is shorter than Stephen.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
Ann is a doctor.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
Philosophy is a science.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
John is looking at the ocean.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
The ocean is being seen by John.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
The rose is white.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
The rose is a plant.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
John is hard of hearing.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
John is my father.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
Elizabeth was hit by a truck.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
Elizabeth plans her wedding.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
The players were being applauded by the crowd.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
Ann is in the dining room.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
Ann is brave.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
The heart is corrupt.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
John is armed.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
All men are mortal.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
Stephen was worried about the test.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
Every poplar tree is a substance.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession
Indicate which of the ten categories the predicate in the following sentence indicates. Use the chart on p. 41 in the your book:
The house was two stories high.
1. substance
2. quantity
3. quality
4. relation
5. action
6. passion
7. time
8. place
9. posture
10. possession