EAS Logic Quiz 1.1

An error in thinking

• Mistake

• Fallacy

• Boo Boo

• Oopsie

The study of the rules of right thinking

• Objective Truth

• Fallacy

• Subjective Truth

• Logic

something that is true for everyone, everywhere, at all times no matter if they agree with it.

• Subjective Truth

• Logic

• Objective Truth

• Fallacy

each thing is identical to itself

• Law of Identity

• Law of Non Contradiction

• Subjective Truth

• Law of Excluded Middle

an opinion or a judgment someone makes that might not apply to everyone.

• Objective Truth

• Fallacy

• Logic

• Subjective Truth

something cannot both be true and not be true at the same time in the same situation

• Law of Identity

• Truth

• Law of Non Contradiction

• Law of Excluded Middle

States that for every proposition ( a statement that expresses an opinion) either this proposition or its negation is true. There is no middle alternative.

• Law of Excluded Middle

• Law of Non Contradiction

• Law of Identity

• Law of Proposition

The Miami Dolphins are the greatest football team is an example of

• Subjective Truth

• Objective Truth

• Fallacy

• Logic

Three times Three is nine is an example of

• Subjective Truth

• Objective Truth

• Fallacy

• Logical Statement

A light bulb is a light bulb is an example of the Law of

• Non Contradition

• Identity

• Excluded Middle

• of Laws