William Shakespeare

MULTIPLE CHOICE Direction Choose the letter that correspond to to the proposition or statement. 1. A: Some lawyers are judges Obversion: Some lawyers are not non judges. Conversion: Some non-judges are not lawyers. OBVERSION SIMPLE CONVERSION PARTIAL CONTRAPOSITION INVERSION PARTIAL CONVERSION SIMPLE CONTRAPOSITION 2. A: No dogs are cats Obversion: All dogs are non cats. Conversion: Some non-cats are dogs. OBVERSION SIMPLE CONVERSION PARTIAL CONTRAPOSITION INVERSION PARTIAL CONVERSION SIMPLE CONTRAPOSITION 3. A. All judges are lawyers. I. Some lawyers are judges. OBVERSION SIMPLE CONVERSION PARTIAL CONTRAPOSITION INVERSION PARTIAL CONVERSION SIMPLE CONTRAPOSITION 4. E. No man is a cow. I. some non-cow is a man OBVERSION SIMPLE CONVERSION PARTIAL CONTRAPOSITION INVERSION PARTIAL CONVERSION SIMPLE CONTRAPOSITION 5. E. No man is a cow. I. some non-cow is a man OBVERSION SIMPLE CONVERSION PARTIAL CONTRAPOSITION INVERSION PARTIAL CONVERSION SIMPLE CONTRAPOSITION 6. A: All roses are flowers Obversion: No roses are non-flowers. Conversion: Non flowers are not roses. OBVERSION SIMPLE CONVERSION PARTIAL CONTRAPOSITION INVERSION PARTIAL CONVERSION SIMPLE CONTRAPOSITION 7. E. No soldier is coward. E. No coward (x) is a soldier. OBVERSION SIMPLE CONVERSION PARTIAL CONTRAPOSITION INVERSION PARTIAL CONVERSION SIMPLE CONTRAPOSITION 8. A. All men are honest. E. No man are dishonest. OBVERSION CONVERSION PARTIAL CONTRAPOSITION INVERSION PARTIAL CONVERSION SIMPLE CONTRAPOSITION 9. A. All men are free E. No men are non free OBVERSION CONVERSION PARTIAL CONTRAPOSITION INVERSION PARTIAL CONVERSION SIMPLE CONTRAPOSITION 10. O. Some men are not honest. A. Some men are dishonest. OBVERSION CONVERSION PARTIAL CONTRAPOSITION INVERSION PARTIAL CONVERSION SIMPLE CONTRAPOSITION 11. I. Some politicians are actors. I. Some actors are politicians. OBVERSION SIMPLE CONVERSION PARTIAL CONTRAPOSITION INVERSION PARTIAL CONVERSION SIMPLE CONTRAPOSITION 12. E. No pen is a chalk. E. No chalk is a pen. OBVERSION SIMPLE CONVERSION PARTIAL CONTRAPOSITION INVERSION PARTIAL CONVERSION SIMPLE CONTRAPOSITION 13. I. Some students are scholars. I. Some scholars are students. OBVERSION SIMPLE CONVERSION PARTIAL CONTRAPOSITION INVERSION PARTIAL CONVERSION SIMPLE CONTRAPOSITION 14. A: Some lawyers are judges Obversion: Some lawyers are not non judges. Conversion: Some non-judges are not lawyers. OBVERSION SIMPLE CONVERSION PARTIAL CONTRAPOSITION INVERSION PARTIAL CONVERSION SIMPLE CONTRAPOSITION 15. A. All stones are inanimate. I. Some inanimate (x) are stones. OBVERSION SIMPLE CONVERSION PARTIAL CONTRAPOSITION INVERSION PARTIAL CONVERSION SIMPLE CONTRAPOSITION

Methinks the art of multiple choice doth test the strength of the mind, forcing one to ponder and analyze the very essence of propositions and statements. It is a game of logic and wit, where one must choose wisely the letter that doth correspond to the truth. Ah, but what truth is there in this world of uncertainty and doubt? Doth the obversion reveal the hidden shadows of the original statement, or doth the conversion shed light on a new perspective? The partial contraposition doth twist and turn the words, leading us down the path of paradox and dilemma. And what of the inversion, where the very fabric of the statement is flipped on its head, revealing a mirror image of reality? The partial conversion doth tease us with glimpses of possibility, while the simple contraposition doth strip away the layers of deceit and falsehood. Oh, the mind is a wondrous thing, capable of unraveling the mysteries of the multiple choice with a mere stroke of a pen. So let us ponder and reflect, for in the world of propositions and statements, the truth doth lie hidden, waiting to be discovered by the keen eye and the sharp mind.