[M1-PRACTICE EXERCISES] Introduction to Philosophy and Logic

The idea of cause and effect is central to:

Metaphysics

Ethics

Aesthetics

Epistemology

Metaphysics

Testing the validity of a philosophical argument such as “If all cats are animals, then some animals are cats” is part of:

Ethics

Logic

Aesthetics

Metaphysics

Logic

Which branch is essential for scientific reasoning and forming hypotheses?

Ethics

Aesthetics

Metaphysics

Logic

Logic

Which branch studies the philosophy of film, music, and literature?

Logic

Metaphysics

Ethics

Aesthetics

Aesthetics

The question “Is there a universal standard of beauty?” is studied in:

Logic

Ethics

Metaphysics

Aesthetics

Aesthetics

If it is snowing, the roads will be slippery. It is snowing. Therefore, the roads are slippery.

Certainly True

Certainly False

Most Probably True

Most Probably False

Certainly True

If it is cloudy, it might rain. It is cloudy. Therefore, it might rain.

Certainly True

Certainly False

Most Probably True

Most Probably False

Most Probably True

If the phone rings, someone is calling. The phone rings. Therefore, someone is calling.

Certainly True

Certainly False

Most Probably True

Most Probably False

Certainly True

If the lights are off, the room is dark. The lights are off. Therefore, the room is dark.

Certainly True

Certainly False

Most Probably True

Most Probably False

Certainly True

If it is windy, the trees sway. It is windy. Therefore, the trees sway.

 

Certainly True

Certainly False

Most Probably True

Most Probably False

Certainly True