Logic Midterms

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Across
  1. 1. Other term for simple conversion.
  2. 3. Hypothetical proposition is a compound proposition that does not affirm nor negate the components themselves but only the nature and _______ of their connection.
  3. 4. The original proposition of contraposition.
  4. 8. A hypothetical proposition that expresses real dependence between a condition that usually introduced by the word "if" and the conditioned introduced by the word "then".
  5. 10. The ________ of the conditional proposition follows that of the simple categoricals.
  6. 13. Other term for partial conversion.
  7. 14. A form of immediate inference which consists in transposing the subject and the predicate without changing their meaning.
  8. 15. A form of immediate inference which consists in a substituting an affirmative proposition with its negative equivalent, or vice-versa.
  9. 16. The original proposition of obversion.
  10. 18. Other term for conditional proposition.
  11. 23. The resultant inference of contraposition.
  12. 25. Consists in obverting the original proposition, then converting its obverse.
  13. 28. Other name for obversion.
  14. 29. The truth of a conditional proposition depends on the conditional connection between the two __________, prescinding from the true-value of the _______ taken separately.
  15. 31. The process of expressing the proposition in varied ways without changing its original meaning.
  16. 33. A disjunction that remains true if either or both of its arguments are true.
  17. 35. The truth of a conjunctive proposition depends on the incompatibility of the __________.
  18. 38. The resultant inference of conversion.
  19. 39. Latin term which means equal
Down
  1. 2. The kind of disjunctions in which disjuncts are mutually exclusive.
  2. 4. is a form of immediate inference that involves the method of conversion and obversion.
  3. 5. The truth of an inclusive disjunction depends on the truth of at least one ______.
  4. 6. The resultant inference of obversion.
  5. 7. Latin term which means strength
  6. 9. A condition that is usually introduced by the word "then".
  7. 11. A condition that is usually introduced by the word "if".
  8. 12. The exclusive nature of disjuncts is due to the opposition between _________ terms.
  9. 17. A compound proposition that does not affirm nor negate the components themselves but only the nature and the validity of their connection.
  10. 19. A conversion which consists the transposition of the subject and the predicate with the quantity of the proposition changed from universal to particular.
  11. 20. The original proposition of conversion.
  12. 21. A simple proposition that gives a direct and unconditional affirmation or denial of something.
  13. 22. Is when two negatives used in a sentence cancel each other out to make a positive.
  14. 24. It does not undergo such transposition but merely introduces negative particles before the subject and the predicate.
  15. 26. A proposition that expresses alternatives all of which cannot be true or false together but only one can be true and the other must be false, or at least one of which is true with the possibility that the rest of the alternatives may also be true.
  16. 27. A proposition that denies the simultaneous possibility of the alternatives.
  17. 30. A contraposition which consists the obversion of the outcome of the partial contraposition.
  18. 32. The original proposition of inversion.
  19. 34. The resultant inference of inversion.
  20. 36. At times, the order of the antecedent and the consequent can be ________ provided that "if" still precedes that antecedent.
  21. 37. A conversion which consists the transposition of the subject and the predicate, and retaining the quality of the original proposition and the quality of the terms.