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 \u003Cbr>(A)`Some S is not P'is true  \u003Cbr>(B)All S is P'is undetermined  \u003Cbr>(e)'Some S is not P'is undetermined  \u003Cbr>(B)'Some S is P'is true  \u003Cbr>(E)`Some S is not P'is false  \u003Cbr>Choose the correct answer from the options given below :  \u003Cbr>(1)(B),(D)and(E)only  \u003Cbr>(2)(A),(B)and(D)only  \u003Cbr>(3)(A),(D)and(E)only  \u003Cbr>(4)(B),(C)and(D)only  \u003Cbr>pposiken is,diay +h illus+nk  \u003Cbr>sik bky GHsmiel Probosiko  \u003Cbr>××Coukdic  \u003Cbr>So6  \u003Cbr>AIHa  \u003Cbr>①(omodkhe二Zf owu lk o Lillk ku  \u003Cbr>EL klHo CpHD  \u003Cbr>Sub Cmh  \u003Cbr>S06-9Hm:  \u003Cbr>FOR ONLINE CLASS ENQUIRY PLEASE CALL7404717750  \u003Cbr>1   |\n| --- |\n\n| TM Ckssicsl Sauan o  \u003Cbr>Yelhom sLip 6  4 Bo  \u003Cbr>A An s is P  \u003Cbr>e No S isf  \u003Cbr>1 Som S is P  \u003Cbr>0 Som S is NorP   |\n| --- |\n\np  \n\n| 2.Which Fallacy is committed in the following argument?  \u003Cbr>\"Smooth Sailing is all that's there to LIFE with ABC  \u003Cbr>Insurance Policy.\"  \u003Cbr>The Appeal to Emotic  \u003Cbr>(2)The Appeal to Pity  \u003Cbr>(3)The Appeal to Force  \u003Cbr>(4)Irrelevant Conclusion  \u003Cbr>o An Appeal to Emotion is a type of  \u003Cbr>informal fallacy that occurs when  \u003Cbr>an argument appeals to the  \u003Cbr>emotions of the reader or  \u003Cbr>listener,rather than to reason or  \u003Cbr>evidence.  \u003Cbr>o In this argument,the speaker is  \u003Cbr>using the phrase \"Smooth  \u003Cbr>Sailing\"to evoke positive  \u003Cbr>emotions and create a positive  \u003Cbr>image of life with ABC Insurance  \u003Cbr>Policy.  \u003Cbr>o The argument is attempting to  \u003Cbr>influence the reader or listener by  \u003Cbr>appealing to their  \u003Cbr>emotions,rather than by  \u003Cbr>providing evidence or logical  \u003Cbr>reasoning to support the  \u003Cbr>conclusion.  \u003Cbr>o Therefore,the argument is  \u003Cbr>committing the fallacy of Appeal  \u003Cbr>to Emotion by attempting to  \u003Cbr>argumentation.  \u003Cbr>This type of fallacy can lead to  \u003Cbr>false or misleading conclusions  \u003Cbr>and should be avoided in critical  \u003Cbr>thinking and argumentation.  \u003Cbr>MOHIT SHARMA CLASSES  \u003Cbr>FOR ONLINE CLASS ENQUIRY PLEASE CALL7404717750  \u003Cbr>2  \u003Cbr>√  \u003Cbr>√  \u003Cbr>n  \u003Cbr>()1  \u003Cbr>arha   |\n| --- |\n\n### 3.Given below are two statements:\n\nStatement I:To draw an analogy between two or more entities isto indicate one or more respects in which they are similar.  \nScatement II:Every analogical inference proceeds from thesimilarity of two or more things in one or more respects to thesimilarity of those things in some further respect.  \nIn the light of the above statements,choose the most appropriateanswer from the options given below:  \n2)(1}Both Statement I and Statement II are correct(2)Both Statement I and Statement II are incorrect  \n(3)Statement I is correct but Statement II is incorrect  \n(4)Statement I is incorrect but Statement II is correct  \n## Exhmhie S+0.oe lodd dr~an Amloyy   aic La Whu.BoLLion kshalsy ave logPof1 Rredhu,6ok huein (ild)协B+ea+(meet.\n\n\n| 4.Given below are two statements:  \u003Cbr>Statement I:For the Classical Indian thinkers,inference  \u003Cbr>(anumana)means only Syllogistic inference.  \u003Cbr>Statement II:Unlike Aristotelian Syllogism,anumana involves four  \u003Cbr>steps instead of three.  \u003Cbr>In the light of the above statements,choose the correct answer  \u003Cbr>from the options given below:  \u003Cbr>(1)Both Statement I and Statement II are true  \u003Cbr>(2)Both Statement I and Statement II are false  \u003Cbr>3)Statement I is true but Statement II is false  \u003Cbr>(4)Statement I is false but Statement II is true  \u003Cbr>Pwma(onisbsg fivo Sb  \u003Cbr>Reaffrmk,  \u003Cbr>Condusio  \u003Cbr>(nsauem  \u003Cbr>MOHIT SHARMA CLASSES  \u003Cbr>FOR ONLINE CLASS ENQUIRY PLEASE CALL7404717750  \u003Cbr>4  \u003Cbr>⑤  \u003Cbr>②  \u003Cbr>Examp  \u003Cbr>②  \u003Cbr>3日  \u003Cbr>②  \u003Cbr>e+0)  \u003Cbr>以ots  \u003Cbr>①  \u003Cbr>(ration)   |\n| --- |\n\n| 5.Which of the following means of knowledge involves  \u003Cbr>positing of something for making any unit of cognition self-  \u003Cbr>complete?  \u003Cbr>1 inveluy aSSomlng 4  \u003Cbr>(1)Comparison(Upamana)  \u003Cbr>(2)Postulation(Arthapatti)  \u003Cbr>exiskenegSoHiy in od","cbCaio7CY1g1YSs1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaio7CY1g1YSs1","pdf",47491556,110,"English","# MCQs\n## Classical square of opposition questions\n## Fallacies identification\n## Analogy and inference statements\n## Classical Indian inference (anumana) questions\n## Sources/means of knowledge question","[{\"question\":\"In the classical square of opposition, if \\\"No S is P\\\" is false, what can be inferred immediately?\",\"answer\":\"The question provides multiple-choice options and asks to select which statements can be immediately inferred as true, false, or undetermined based on that premise.\"},{\"question\":\"Which fallacy is committed in the argument using \\\"Smooth Sailing\\\" about an insurance policy?\",\"answer\":\"The correct choice is the fallacy of Appeal to Emotion, because the argument tries to influence the audience by evoking positive feelings rather than evidence or logical reasoning.\"},{\"question\":\"How are Statements I and II used in the analogy inference question to choose the correct option?\",\"answer\":\"You determine whether Statement I and Statement II correctly describe analogical inference; the options ask whether both are correct, both incorrect, or only one of them is correct.\"}]","LOGICAL REASONING 2023 - MCQS 1 | PDF",1789941369,277]