Full Marks: 100
Pass Marks: 30
Time: 3 Hours
ALLOTMENT OF MARKS
| Question Number | Marks Per Question | Total Marks |
|---|---|---|
| Q. No. 1 | 1 × 12 | 12 |
| Q. Nos. 2 to 13 | 2 × 12 | 24 |
| Q. Nos. 14 to 23 | 4 × 10 | 40 |
| Q. Nos. 24 to 27 | 6 × 4 | 24 |
| Total Marks | 100 | |
Section 1 (12 Marks)
1. Answer the following as directed: (1 × 12 = 12)
- Logic is an art / a science / both science and art. (Choose the correct answer)
- The copula of a proposition is in the past / present / future tense. (Choose the correct answer)
- There is no distribution of term in ________ proposition. (Fill in the blank)
- Either Radhakrishnan is a philosopher or a politician. It is an example of disjunctive proposition / conjunctive proposition. (Choose the correct answer)
- In immediate inference, the conclusion is deduced from one / two / three premise(s). (Choose the correct answer)
- The predicate of the conclusion of a syllogism is called major term / minor term / middle term. (Choose the correct answer)
- Mention any one valid mood of second figure.
- What will be the truth-value of \(p \vee q\), if both p and q are false?
- What is the derivative meaning of the word 'epistemology'?
- Who is the founder of Samkhya Philosophy?
- State any one point of difference between Rationalism and Empiricism.
- How many Pramāņas are accepted in Nyāya Philosophy?
Section 2 (24 Marks)
Answer the following questions: (2 × 12 = 24)
- Write the name of two logicians who have contributed in the development of modern logic.
- State two advantages of the use of symbols in logic.
- Classify proposition according to quality.
- Define class membership proposition with example.
- Convert the following propositions: (1+1=2)
(a) All philosophers are wise.
(b) Some scientists are poets. - Define middle term with example.
- Give an example of fallacy of four terms.
- State two points of difference between logical constant and variables.
- Define conjunctive function with example.
- Write the name of two empiricist philosophers.
- Define Pūrvavat Anumāna with example.
- What is realism?
Section 3 (40 Marks)
Answer the following questions: (4 × 10 = 40)
- What is symbolic logic? State two points of difference between traditional logic and symbolic logic.
- Explain Four-fold Scheme of proposition.
- Reduce the following sentences into strict logical form:
(a) Learned are honoured everywhere.
(b) Many persons are not present at the meeting.
(c) Nobody can do it.
(d) Only graduates are eligible for the post. - Define proposition according to traditional logic. Explain different parts of a logical proposition.
- State any four general rules of pure categorical syllogism.
- Write a short note on figure of a syllogism.
- Reduce any one of the following syllogistic arguments into strict logical form and test its validity:
(a) Aristotle was a great logician, because he was a philosopher and all great logicians are philosophers.
(b) He is not superstitious, because uneducated persons are superstitious and he is not uneducated. - Write a short note on metaphysics.
- Explain any four characteristics of Indian philosophy.
- Distinguish between Svārthānumāna and Parārthānumāna.
Section 4 (24 Marks)
Answer the following questions: (6 × 4 = 24)
- What is the derivative meaning of the word 'logic'? Discuss the utility of the study of logic.
OrDefine proposition according to modern logic. Explain different forms of compound proposition with example.
- Define syllogism. Describe the structure of pure categorical syllogism.
OrGive examples of each of the valid moods of the third figure.
- Describe the characteristics of symbolic logic.
OrConstruct truth table for any three of the following propositional forms and determine whether it is tautology, contradictory or contingent:
(a) \((p \cdot q) \cdot (p \supset \sim q)\)
(b) \(\sim p \vee (q \supset \sim p)\)
(c) \((p \supset q) \equiv (\sim q \supset \sim p)\)
(d) \(p \supset (p \cdot q)\) - What is Rationalism? How does Locke criticise Descartes' innate ideas? Discuss.
OrWhat is Idealism? Explain any four characteristics of Idealism.

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