ACTIVITY

Peter John A. Maruya II

BTVTED BLK 1- AUTOMOTIVE

VALID SYLLOGISM

I.
 All philosopher are professor
 Some philosopher are logicians
 Therefore, all logician are professors
II.
 All terriers are dogs
 Some terriers are mammals
 Therefore, all mammals are dogs
III.
 All trees are tall things
 Some tall things are building
 Therefore, some trees are building

IV.

 All nice people are teacher

 Some people with red hare are nice
 Therefore, some teachers have red hair

V.

 All elephants have big ears

 Some animals are elephants
 Therefore, some animals have a big ears

VI.

 All mammals are animals

 All elephants are mammals
 Therefore, all elephants are animals

VII.

 No mammals are frogs

 All elephants are mammals
 Therefore, no elephants are frogs
VIII.

 All sharks are fish

 All salmon are fish
 Therefore, all salmon are sharks

IX.

 All human beings are mortal

 Socrates is a human being
 Therefore, Socrates is mortal

X.

 All flowers are beautiful

 Some rose are red
 Therefore, all rose are beautiful

INVALID SYLLOGISM

I.

 No cat is a reptile
 No reptile is warm blooded
 Therefore, no cat is warm

II.

 Some lawyers are judges

 Some judges are politician
 Therefore, some lawyers are politician

III.

 Some alligator are guys

 Some gray things are cats
 Therefore, some alligators are cats

IV.

 All dogs eat meat

 Bob eats meat
 Therefore, Bob is a dog
V.

 Blondes have more fun

 Maury is blonde, Jane is brunette
 Therefore, Maury has more fun than Jane

VI.

 All horses are animals

 Some dogs are not horses
 Therefore, some dogs are not animals

VII.

 All birds are animals

 All animals eat food
 Therefore, all birds eat food

VIII.

 No doctors are children

 Some immature people are doctors
 Therefore, some immature people are not children

IX.

 All men are that Timon has forgotten

 Flavius is a man
 Therefore, Flavius is a man that Timon has forgotten

X.

 All men desire Potia

 Many men desire what is in this chest
 Therefore, what is in the chest is Portia
 ACTIVITY

Peter John A. Maruya II

BTVTED BI- AUTOMOTIVE

1.) A. All hamburgers are meals

B. Some cows are hamburgers
Some cows are no meals

2.) A. All kitchen have cabinets

B. All cabinets have shelves
All kitchen have shelves

3.) A. All dogs are brown

B. All Bull Dogs are brown
Some dogs are Bull dogs

4.) A. Some furniture have legs

B. All legs have owners

At least some owners heft furniture

5.) A. Some rivers have current

B. Some ponds have current
No valid conclusion possible

6.) A. All kids are whiner

B. Some kids are cry babies
No whiners are cry babies

7.) A. Some cars are four wheelers

B. All cars are three wheelers
No three wheels are four wheelers

8.) A. No computers are televisions

B. All cathode ray tubes are television
No cathode ray tubes are computer
9.) A. All paths have rocks
B. All areas have paths
All rocks have areas
10.) A. Some apartments have showers
B. Some boats have showers
No boats have apartment
 QUIZ

Peter John A. Maruya II

BTVTED BLK 1 – AUTOMOTIVE

TEST 1

1. Posture
2. Substance
3. Habit
4. Quality
5. Substance
6. When
7. Where
8. Passion
9. Action
10. Quantity

TEST II

11. Species
12. Accident
13. Species
14. Genus
15. Property

TEST III

1. E
2. J
3. A
4. G
5. D
6. H
7. A
8. E
9. D
10. H
11. A
12. E
13. B
14. A
15. I
 ESSAY

Peter John A. Maruya II

BTVTED BLK I – AUTOMOTIVE

1.) What is the philosophical method? Have you ever applied the method to an issue in your life? If
so, how did you use it? If not devise an example to show how to be method could be shed light
on a question.

 A philosophical method is a calculus for good reason clarification, not obfuscation

distinctions and disambiguation. And also common view among philosopher is
distinguished and philosopher follow in addressing philosophical question and last this is
the study of how to do philosopher. As the systematic use of critical reasoning to try to
find answer to fundamental question about reality morality and knowledge. A relevant
application of the method of philosophical question. For example. Is it ever okay lie? Is
what I experience
2.) Do you agree with Socrates that unexamined life is not worth living? Why or why not? The text
says that philosophical inquiry can give you freedom. What does this mean? Explain why not
agree or dis agree with this claim.

 I’m agree with Socrates that examined life is not worth living. Nobody actually lives a
completely un examined life and even if they did the real point of this statement, if
there is one seems to be a general suggestion that being more inquisitive and examining
things in life is a good thing and should be en courage. There are easier ways of saying
that end encouraging such
3.) What is an argument? To demonstrate that you understand what is it

 Example of an argument “The rose is beautiful therefore all flowers are beautiful” this
type of argument is inductive because it come from specific to generalization.
4.) What is the fallacy straw man? Provide an example drawn from contemporary politics or large
ethical.

 Is a form of argument and an informal fallacy based on giving the impression of refuting
an opponent’s argument, while actually refuting an argument that was not presented by
that opponent? Example Today this pandemic have warning to everyone that be aware
and protect our environment.
Peter John A. Maruya II FINAL EXAM

BTVTED BLK 1 – AUTOMOTIVE

TEST I

1. D 35. A
2. D 36. B
3. C 37. A
4. B 38. B
5. B 39. B
6. B 40. B
7. D 41. B
8. A 42. C
9. B 43. A
10. B 44. B
11. C 45. B
12. D 46. A
13. D 47. C
14. B 48. D
15. B 49. B
16. B 50. A
17. B
18. C
19. C
20. A
21. A
22. A
23. A
24. A
25. A
26. A
27. B
28. A
29. A
30. A
31. A
32. A
33. A
34. A