Material Logic: Fill in the Blank-Part II

Gap-fill exercise

  

Fill in all the gaps, then press "Check" to check your answers. Use the "Hint" button to get a free letter if an answer is giving you trouble. You can also click on the "[?]" button to get a clue. Note that you will lose points if you ask for hints or clues!

29. The two most widely used systems of modern logic are:
1. logic
2. logic

30. The three kinds of induction are:
1. induction
2. induction
3.Reasoning by

31. From the answers you gave in previous questions. indicate what would go in boxes A through O of the following chart:
mlogic01-question31.gif
Box A logic
Box B logic
Box C
Box D
Box E reasoning
Box F reasoning
Box G (two words)
Box H
Box I (two words)
Box J syllogisms
Box K syllogisms
Box L syllogisms
Box M induction
Box N induction
Box Oreasoning by

32. Using your answers to previous questions., and the text upon which you based your answers, indicate what goes in each line of the simple outline of the division you showed graphically in Question 31.
Traditional Logic
Logic
Reasoning
(two words)
(two words)
Reasoning
Syllogisms
Syllogisms
Syllogisms
Induction
Induction
Reasoning by
logic

33. Material Logic studies the of reasoning.
34. The three categories involved in material logic study are:
1.The modes of
2.The modes of
3.The modes of

35. From the answers you gave in Question 34., indicate what would go in boxes A through C of the following chart:
mlogic01-question35.gif
Box Amodes of
Box Bmodes of
Box Cmodes of

36. Using your answers to Question 34., and the text upon which you based your answers, indicate what goes in each line of the simple outline of the division you showed graphically in Question 35.
Material Logic
Modes of
Modes of
Modes of

37. List the ten categories and the kinds of things each one signifies. Put them in the same order as they appear in the book:
the names of people, animals, plants, and other natural things
the names of dispositions, habits, abilities, inabilities, sensible qualities, figures, and forms
how much, how many, etc.
the order or disposition of the parts of a thing
when a thing is, was, or will be
where a thing is, was, or will be
how a thing is related to other things
how a thing acts, mentally or physically
how a thing is affected by other things
the state of having something

38. The fives ways of saying something about something else are:
(what general class a thing falls into)
(what specific under the general class a thing falls into)
(how a thing differs from other things in the same species)
(the features or characteristics of a thing)
(what a thing happens to be)

39. From the answers you gave in previous questions. indicate what would go in boxes A through R of the following chart:
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Box AModes of
Box BDivision of being according to
Box CDivision of being according to
Box D
Box E
Box F
Box G
Box H
Box I
Box J
Box K
Box L
Box M
Box N
Box O
Box P
Box Q
Box R