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Phil. 103: Introduction to Logic
Quiz: Syllogistic Terminology

Fall 2002 ©2002 OPL

Directions: Match the description in Column 2 with the most appropriate logical term in Column 1.

Column 1 Column 2
   
_____________ major term 1. subject term of the conclusion
   
_____________ minor term 2. predicate term of the conclusion
   
_____________ middle term 3. indicates the position of the middle term in the premisses
   
_____________ mood 4. premiss containing the middle term
   
_____________ major premiss 5. premiss containing the minor term
   
_____________ minor premiss 6. premiss containing the major term
   
_____________ standard form 7. deductive argument where the conclusion follows from two premisses
   
_____________ standard order 8. major premiss stated first, minor premiss second, and conclusion third
   
_____________ figure 9. term appearing in both premissses
   
_____________ syllogism 10. all statements are standard form categorical propositions
   
  11. names of major premiss, minor premiss, and conclusion written as a sequence of three letters
   
  12. premiss containing the middle term



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