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\n),PAPER1FACULTy,9+yEARs OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE)  \nUGC NETJUNE 2025PAPER 1-LOGICAL REASONINGSQUARE OFOPPOSITIONRECENTLY ASKEDQUESTIONSBY SHEEMAL BHAGI  \nACULTy,9+yEARS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE)  \n@sheemalbhagi-(B.COM,M.COM, UGC NET 2017,2  \nPaper 1 Classes-MONDAY,WEDNESDAY-1 Pm  \nTelegram channel-Sheemal Bhagihttps://t.me/sheemalbhagi  \nABOUT ME…..  \n□ Sheemal Bhagi  \n@SHEEMALBHAGI  \n□ Assistant Professor In Commerce  \n□ Paper 1&Paper 2 Commerce-UGC NET Faculty  \n□ Qualifications -B.COM(H),M.COM,  \n□ Qualified UGC NET Twice-(2017,2020)  \n□7 Years of Teaching Experience.  \n□ Produced Numerous AIRs  \nARS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE)  \n@sheemalbhagi -(B.cOw,M.COw  \n# SQUARE OF OPPOSITION f何币qf\n\nHgac 3He4前H常ieno gd HeaHcndCan be false together but cannot be true together开8f ALLE NO iTCORRESPONDINGSUB  \nSUBALTERNATION  \nALTERNATION34di9币零5 SOMECan be true together,but cannot beSOME NOTfalse together雪5成IT2T-T2T He4 H  光，no FT2-FT2T3RHe4  H  \n\n| 7 JAN 2025-S1-COMMERCE  \u003Cbr>ARS OF    |\n| --- |\n| TEACHING  \u003Cbr>When Two Propositions With Same Subject And Predicate Terms Agree In Quality But Differ In   |\n| Quantity Are Known  \u003Cbr> EXPE   |\n| RIENCE)  \u003Cbr>1.Contraries   |\n| 2.Sub-Contraries   |\n| 3.Contradictory   |\n| 4.Corresponding  \u003Cbr>@sheemalbhagi-(B.cOw,M.COw   |\n\nEARS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE)  \n@sheemalbhagi-(B.cOw,M.COw  \n7 JAN 2025-S1-COMMERCE  \nWhen Two Propositions With Same Subject And Predicate Terms Agree In Quality But Differ InQuantity Are Known  \n1.Contraries  \n2.Sub-Contraries  \nQuestion ID:3767492031  \n3.Contradictory  \nOption 1 ID:3767497909  \nOption 2 ID:3767497910  \n4.Corresponding  \nOption 3 ID:3767497911  \nOption 4 ID:3767497912  \nThe proportions \"All Indians eat rice\"and \"Some Indians eat rice\"are an exampleof  \nतक - वाक्य - \"सभा भारतीय चावल का सवन कर-e हे\" -र\"कुछ भारतीय चावलका सेवन करते है\"\" कि॰का एक उदाहरण हेः  \n1. Subalternation उपाश्रयण  \n२. Contraries विपरीतार्थक शब्द  \n३.   Contradictions विरोधाभास  \n४. Sub contraries उप विपरीतार्थक शब्द  \nThe proportions \"All Indians eat rice\"and \"Some Indians eat rice\"are an exampleof  \nतक - वाक्य - \"सभा भारतीय चावल का सवन कर-e हे\" -र\"कुछ भारतीय चावलका सेवन करते है\"\" कि॰का एक उदाहरण हेः  \n1. ubalternation उपाश्रयण  \n२. Contraries विपरीतार्थक शब्द  \n३.   Contradictions विरोधाभास  \n४. Sub contraries उप विपरीतार्थक शब्द  \nyEARS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE)  \nIf two propositions having the same subject and predicate terms can both be true but cannot both be false,the relation between those two propositions is called.  \nयदि एक ही विषय और विधेय शर्तों वाले दो परस्ताव सत्य हो सकते हैं लेकिन दोनों गलतनहीं हो सकते हैं तो उन दो प्रस्तावों के बीच के संबंध को कहा जाता हैः  \nL. Contradictorv विरोधाभासी  \n२. Contrary प्रतिकूल  \n3. sub contrar असगत  \n4. Subaltern मातहत  \nyEARS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE)  \nIf two propositions having the same subject and predicate terms can both be true but cannot both be false,the relation between those two propositions is called.  \nयदि एक ही विषय और विधेय शर्तों वाले दो परस्ताव सत्य हो सकते हैं लेकिन दोनों गलतनहीं हो सकते हैं तो उन दो प्रस्तावों के बीच के संबंध को कहा जाता हैः  \n1. Contradictor विरोधाभासी  \n२. Contrary प्रातकूल   \n3. sub contrary असंगत  \n4. 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