Exam 6: Propositions and Logical Relations

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The quality of ' O' proposition is

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Euler's Circles are diagrams representing -------------- of terms

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The quantity of ' I' proposition is

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Logic is the science of-----------.

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The quality of ' I' proposition is

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The quantity of 'E' proposition is

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The quality of ' E' proposition is

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The Contradictory opposition of 'E' proposition is

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The relation between two propositions having same subject, same predicate but differ in quality or in quantity or both in quality and quantity is called

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The Subaltern opposition of 'A' proposition is

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The relation between two propositions having same subject, same predicate but differ both in quantity and in quality is

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The Sub-contrary opposition of 'I' proposition is

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The Subaltern opposition of 'E' proposition is

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The proposition' Some Indians are not jealous' is a

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The relation between two Universal propositions having same subject, same predicate but differ only in quality is

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The Contradictory opposition of 'A' proposition is 12

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When a term refers only to a part of the class of things denoted by that term said to be

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The contrary opposition of 'A' proposition is

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The relation between two propositions having same subject, same predicate but differ only in quantity is

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The relation between two Particular propositions having same subject, same predicate but differ only in quality is

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