BLS LLB 5 Years Sem 1 Logic 1 2021-22 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

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1. Q1 Multiple Choice Questions 30 marks
2. Q1 Quantification consists in a propositional function of all or some of the values of the
   • a. Asserting
   • c. Merging/ peur
3. Q2 Acomponent is while the constituents it combines can be
   • b. Universal, Particular
   • c. Traditional, Modern
   • d. Contrary, Contradictory
4. Q3 According to logicians, laws of thought were considered to be the necessary and sufficient conditions for valid thinking
   • a. Traditional
   • b. Modern
5. Q4 Square of Opposition is a kind of an inference based on the relation between
   • a. Categorical/ ad
   • d. Disjunctive
6. Q5 "Life is misery. Therefore, death is happiness"- it is an example of what type of inference?
   • a. Inference by Converse relation
   • b. Conversion
   • c. Material Obversion
   • d. Inference by Complex Conception
7. Q6 White and non-white’ are
   • a. Contrary terms
   • c. Contradictory terms
   • d. General terms
8. Q7 Division of a watch into ‘dial, hands, spring, wheels’ is
   • a. Verbal
   • b. Physical
   • c. Metaphysical
   • d. Enumeration/ UIA
9. Q8 The contrary of "Ministers are always politicians" is
   • a. "Some ministers are politicians"/ Hal
   • b. "No ministers are politicians"/ Hat
   • c. "Some ministers are not politicians"/ "Tel Hal
   • d. "All ministers are not politicians"
10. Q9 that defines a phrase by stating another phrase having the same meaning is
    • a. Ostensive definition
    • b. Extensive definition
    • c. Biverbal definition
11. Q10 The fallacy of circular definition occurs when the is used to define it
    • a. Definiens
    • b. Word
12. Q11 is defined as reasoning based on similarities
    • a. Dilemma
    • b. Syllogism
    • c. Analogy
    • d. Deductive
13. Q12 terms can never be true together or false together
    • a. Contrary
    • b. Contradictory
    • c. Mixed
    • d. Sub- contrary
14. Q13 term/s distributed in the Universal Negative proposition
    • a. Subject
    • c. Both Subject and Predicate/ a fada ue
15. Q14 In a/ an argument the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises
    • a. Deductive
    • c. Invalid Modi is the Prime Minister of India but not the President’ is a/ an proposition
    • a. Conjunctive
    • c. Implicative
16. Q16 “If today is Sunday then the college will be closed." is if the antecedent is true and consequent is false. VaR Hee"
    • a. False
    • b. True/ Wa
    • c. Doubtful
    • d. Meaningless
17. Q17 The universe of Discourse of the term is ‘
    • a. Quality
    • b. Furniture
    • c. Shade/ Set
18. Q18 Circumstantial evidence is used often in establishing guilt
    • a. False
    • b. True/ Wa
    • c. Doubtful
    • d. Meaningless
19. Q19 Traditional Classification of propositions is based on the principles of _ and
    • a. Division, Classification
    • b. Equality, Inequality
    • c. Induction, Deduction
    • d. Quality, Quantity
20. Q20 According to the Law of Torts, there are two kinds of nuisance,
    • a. Common and uncommon b: Useful and useless
    • c. Public and private
    • d. Special and general
21. Q2 Descriptive Type Questions 30 marks
22. Q1 Define Logic and discuss its usage (any two) in the field of law
23. Q2 Illustrate how do component and constituents of a proposition differ to each other?
24. Q3 Define Logical Division. Explain any two fallacies of logical division with example
25. Q4 Reduce the following sentences to their logical form and identify the term distributed
    • a. Every student is honest
    • b. Are not some facts stranger than fiction?
    • c. Judges are not at all partial
26. Q5 Explain Law of Thoughts as applied to propositions
27. Q6 Define Industry as per Labour laws
    • a. State obverse and converse of “No humans are perfect”. (E)
    • b. State the sub-contrary of “All crimes are
28. Q8 “A definition must not, directly or indirectly, define the thing by discuss with reference to the rule of Per- Genus- et- Differentiam
29. Q9 What is analogy? Explain the factors on which its soundness depends
30. Q10 Symbolize the following propositions by using propositional functions and quantifiers:
    • a. Most Indians believe in karma. (Ix, Bx)
    • b. Nothing is changeless. (Cx)
    • c. Mangoes are rarely sour. (Mx, Sx)

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