Test Your Logic Skills

Question 1

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Which branch of philosophy studies logic?

Logic

Ethics

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Metaphysics

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Epistemology

Question 2

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What is a valid argument?

An argument that has correct conclusions

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An argument that everyone agrees with

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An argument that is easy to understand

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An argument that is based on emotions

Question 3

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What is the opposite of 'valid' in logic?

Invalid

Sound

True

Fallacy

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Depends on the context

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There are no exceptions

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Everything can be logically proven

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Contradictions aren't allowed

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Assuming the opposite of what is being proved

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Assuming the truth of the conclusion

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Assuming the truth of the premises

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Finding the absolute truth

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Determining right from wrong

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Making emotional decisions

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A statement that is always true

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A statement that is always false

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A statement that is uncertain or ambiguous

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Deductive reasoning

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Informal reasoning

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Intuitive reasoning

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Everything can be proven

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Every statement must have a truth value

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Contradictions are acceptable in logic

Question 4

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Which logical operator represents 'OR'?

NOT

AND

XOR

OR

Question 5

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What is the truth value of 'NOT true'?

True

False

Unknown

Question 6

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What is the Law of Excluded Middle?

Everything is either true or false

Question 7

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What is the fallacy of affirming the consequent?

Inferring a statement to be true based on its consequences

Question 8

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What is the main goal of logical reasoning?

Identifying valid arguments

Question 9

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What is a contradiction in logic?

A statement that is both true and false

Question 10

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Which type of reasoning uses specific observations to draw general conclusions?

Inductive reasoning

Question 11

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What does the law of non-contradiction state?

No statement can be both true and false