University : Solapur University
Question Paper: Previous Years Question Papers in Text format
Subject - TRADITIONAL LOGIC (I.D.S.)
Course : BA II Examination
Semester : 4
Year of the exam conducted : 2014
B.A. II (Semester – IV) Examination, 2014
TRADITIONAL LOGIC (I.D.S.)
Day and Date : Tuesday, 22-4-2014 Max. Marks : 50
Time : 11.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.
Instructions : 1) All questions are compulsory.
2) Figures to the right indicate full marks.
1. Fill in the blanks with appropriate words given in the bracket : 10
1) In _________, events are produced artificially.
(Experiment, Explanation, Analogy, Observation)
2) A hypothesis is ________ conclusion.
(Final, Definite, Tentative, False)
3) A general conclusion drawn on the basis of our uniform experience, is called
(Analogy, Induction by simple enumeration, Scientific Induction, Deduction)
4) Hypothesis must be
(Consistent with scientific laws, Indefinite, Unverifiable, Contradict)
5) Observation is necessary part of
(Syllogism, Conversion, Obversion, Scientific induction)
6) Composition is a kind of _________ fallacy.
(Formal, Verbal, Material, None of these)
7) The next step of verification is
(Hypothesis, Explanation, Proof, Problem)
8) There is absence of _________ in analogy.
(Observation, Generalisation, Causation, None of these)
9) Experiment is a kind of
(Hypothesis, Observation, Proof, Deduction)
10) Effect is succeeding the
(Cause, Observation, Experiment, None of these)
2. Write short answer of the following (any 4) : 8
1) What is inductive inference ?
2) What is scientific induction ?
3) Explain the principles of uniformity of nature.
4) Explain the fallacy of Mal-observation.
5) What is scientific observation ?
6) What is analogy ?
3. Write short notes (any 4) : 12
1) Simple enumeration.
2) Principles of causation.
3) Verification and proof of hypothesis.
4) Fallacy of equivocation.
5) Fallacy of accident.
6) Fallacy of many questions.
4. Explain the stages of scientific induction. 10
OR
Distinguish between observation and experiment.
5. Explain the conditions of good hypothesis. 10
Question Paper: Previous Years Question Papers in Text format
Subject - TRADITIONAL LOGIC (I.D.S.)
Course : BA II Examination
Semester : 4
Year of the exam conducted : 2014
B.A. II (Semester – IV) Examination, 2014
TRADITIONAL LOGIC (I.D.S.)
Day and Date : Tuesday, 22-4-2014 Max. Marks : 50
Time : 11.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.
Instructions : 1) All questions are compulsory.
2) Figures to the right indicate full marks.
1. Fill in the blanks with appropriate words given in the bracket : 10
1) In _________, events are produced artificially.
(Experiment, Explanation, Analogy, Observation)
2) A hypothesis is ________ conclusion.
(Final, Definite, Tentative, False)
3) A general conclusion drawn on the basis of our uniform experience, is called
(Analogy, Induction by simple enumeration, Scientific Induction, Deduction)
4) Hypothesis must be
(Consistent with scientific laws, Indefinite, Unverifiable, Contradict)
5) Observation is necessary part of
(Syllogism, Conversion, Obversion, Scientific induction)
6) Composition is a kind of _________ fallacy.
(Formal, Verbal, Material, None of these)
7) The next step of verification is
(Hypothesis, Explanation, Proof, Problem)
8) There is absence of _________ in analogy.
(Observation, Generalisation, Causation, None of these)
9) Experiment is a kind of
(Hypothesis, Observation, Proof, Deduction)
10) Effect is succeeding the
(Cause, Observation, Experiment, None of these)
2. Write short answer of the following (any 4) : 8
1) What is inductive inference ?
2) What is scientific induction ?
3) Explain the principles of uniformity of nature.
4) Explain the fallacy of Mal-observation.
5) What is scientific observation ?
6) What is analogy ?
3. Write short notes (any 4) : 12
1) Simple enumeration.
2) Principles of causation.
3) Verification and proof of hypothesis.
4) Fallacy of equivocation.
5) Fallacy of accident.
6) Fallacy of many questions.
4. Explain the stages of scientific induction. 10
OR
Distinguish between observation and experiment.
5. Explain the conditions of good hypothesis. 10
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