Logic is mainly the study of:, Emotions and feelings, Structure and laws of thought, Human behavior, language rules, Which of the following is NOT a basic law of logic?, Law of Identity, Law of Gravity, Law of Non-Contradiction, Law of Excluded Middle, The Law of Identity states that:, Everything changes, A thought must remain identical to itself, Two opposite ideas are true, Nothing can be proven, The Law of Non-Contradiction means:, All statements are true, Two opposite statements cannot both be true, Everything is false, One statement is always meaningless, The Law of Excluded Middle says:, Both statements can be false, Neither is true, One of two contradictory statements must be true, Both statements are true, A concept is defined as:, A spoken sentence, A form of thinking reflecting essential features, A random idea, A type of emotions, Essential features are:, Temporary properties, Irrevalent details, Necessary properties of an object, Imaginary traits, The mental separation of object parts is called:, Synthesis, Comparison, Analysis, Generalization, Generalization means:, Generalization means, Extending features to all similar objects, Ignoring similarities, Breaking objects apart, The content of a concept refers to:, Number of objects, Essential features of the concept, Name of the object, Size of objects, The volume of a concept refers to:, Meaning of concept, Set of objects it covers, Grammar rules, Sentence structure, A singular concept refers to:, Many objects, One object, No object, Random objects, A judgment is:, A question, A form of thinking that affirms or denies something, A word, A concept only, Simple judgments are:, Made of many sentences, Contain one logical statement, Always false, Unrelated ideas, In a categorical judgment, “S” stands for:, Subject, Symbol, Statement, System, In “All students are intelligent”, the subject is:, Intelligent, All, Students, Are, A universal affirmative judgment is symbolized as:, O, E, I, A, In an “I” type judgment:, All are included, None are included, Some are included, No subject exists, Inductive reasoning moves from:, General to specific, Specific to general, False to true, Theory to law only, Analogy is based on:, Difference between objects, Similarity between objects, Random guessing, Contradictions

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