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Title: Practice Quiz 2


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Practice Quiz 2
  • Truth, Facts, Theories, Definitions
  • Hurley 4.1 4.2

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1
  • Which theory seems to confuse a test for truth
    with what truth is?
  • Correspondence
  • Coherence
  • Alethic
  • Transcendental
  • Experimental

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2
  • Logicians call the bearer of truth value a
  • Sentence
  • Declarative sentence
  • Pronouncement
  • Preposition
  • Proposition

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3
  • To be polite, we should only use the word fact
    for things
  • That are grounded in modern science
  • That can be inspected by the mind alone
  • That are easily confirmed / common knowledge
  • A and B
  • B and C

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4
  • A fact is
  • Any subject / predicate sentence
  • Any state of affairs
  • Only what is known by someone at some time
  • What is expressed in a sentence
  • What Jack should believe

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5
  • Who wrote that snow is white is true if and
    only if snow is white?
  • Gloria Allred
  • Albert Tarnish
  • Albert Finny
  • Alfred North Whitehead
  • Alfred Tarski

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6
  • When we have no remaining doubts about the
    correctness of a theory, we call that theory
  • The argument
  • The explanation
  • The illustration
  • The analogy
  • The Truth

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  • Brittle means hard, and if struck with mild
    force, it shatters. This is an example of
  • Enumerative definition
  • Subclass definition
  • Operational definition
  • Ostensive definition
  • Synonymous definition

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8
  • Silly means goofy. This is an example of
  • Enumerative definition
  • Subclass definition
  • Operational definition
  • Ostensive definition
  • Synonymous definition

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9
  • Green, accompanied by pointing at the grass.
    This is an example of
  • Enumerative definition
  • Subclass definition
  • Operational definition
  • Ostensive definition
  • Synonymous definition

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10
  • A real definition is the definition of
  • A dictionary word
  • A hip, new word
  • A thing, not a word
  • Real, duh
  • Non-fiction words

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  • Dictionaries are composed entirely of
  • Stipulative definitions
  • Reportive definitions
  • Operational definitions
  • Definitions by subclass
  • None of the above

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  • If believing in leprechauns made you a lot of
    money and helped you accomplish your goals,
    leprechauns are real would be true on
  • the pragmatic theory of truth
  • the correspondence theory of truth
  • the practical theory of truth
  • the silly theory of truth
  • the pragmatic theory of truth
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