Full Marks: 100
Pass Marks: 30
Time: 3 Hours
Section 1 (Objective Type)
1. Answer the following as directed: (1 × 12 = 12)
- Is it true that 'Logos' means 'thought as expressed in language'?
- What is the ideal of Logic?
- Is the copula a term in a logical proposition?
- A Judgement when expressed in language is called a word / a term / a proposition. (Choose the correct one)
- Which term determines the figure of a syllogism?
- How many valid moods are there in the first figure of a syllogism?
- How many propositions are there in a logical syllogism?
- A conjunctive function \( p \cdot q \) is true when both the conjuncts \( p \) and \( q \) are ______. (Fill in the blank)
- Who is the founder of Nyaya Philosophy?
- Carvaka is Vedic / Non-Vedic philosophy.
- Name of the philosopher who said the statement 'esse est percipi'.
- According to Locke, mind at birth is a _________. (Fill in the blank)
Section 2 (Short Answer Type I)
- Classify proposition according to quantity. (2)
- Discuss two characteristics of Symbolic Logic. (2)
- Define Figure. (2)
- Explain the function of a middle term in a categorical syllogism. (2)
- Transform the following sentence into proposition and signify it with proposition symbol: (2)
a) Only men are rational animals.
b) Everest is the highest peak in the world. - Name two valid moods of the first figure. (2)
- State two characteristics of deductive inference. (2)
- Explain two rules of conversion. (2)
OrExplain two characteristics of categorical syllogism. (2)
- Distinguish between immediate inference and mediate inference with two points. (2)
- What are the two main divisions of Indian Philosophy? (2)
- Mention two common characteristics of Indian Philosophy. (2)
- State any two points of similarity between Philosophy and Science. (2)
Section 3 (Short Answer Type II)
- Briefly explain the utility of Logic. (4)
- Write about the use of variables. (4)
- Discuss the characteristics of symbolic logic. (4)
- Define Inference of Indian Philosophy and give its classifications. (2+2=4)
- Construct truth table for any one of the following statements and find out whether it is tautologous, contradictory or contingent: (4)
a) \( (p \supset q) \cdot (\sim p \cdot \sim q) \)
b) \( \sim p \lor q \)
c) \( (p \cdot q) \supset p \) - Symbolize any one of the following propositions: (4)
a) If you read hard, you will pass in the examination.
b) It is not that Smita is not good. - Reduce any one of the following syllogistic arguments into logical form and test its validity: (4)
a) Aristotle was a great logician, since he is a philosopher and all great logicians are philosophers.
b) God creates man, man creates sin, hence God creates sin. - Explain two features of scientific realism. (4)
- Discuss the nature of Indian Philosophy. (4)
- State two points of difference between rationalism and empiricism. (4)
Section 4 (Long Answer Type)
- Discuss the points of difference between classical logic and symbolic logic. (6)
- Critically discuss rationalism as a theory of Knowledge. (6)
- What is Term? Discuss the classification of terms. (6)
- What is Realism? Discuss four characteristics of realism. (6)
OrDiscuss briefly the characteristics of idealism. (6)

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