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It' i's revision time, take Philosophy - GCE A-Level 2020.

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GCE A-Level 2020.
Given the proposition: 'All humans are rational' as True, what can be inferred of E, I and O respectively?
Which modes of Education are inapplicable to all categorical propositions?
The Special Rules Of the First and Second Figures are respectively:
Determine the Fallacy most clearly committed in an AEO-3 argument:
Using: 'If the teacher comes to school then we will have a test' as the major premise; construct a valid modus ponens argument. Identify the second prosyllogism:
The part of a polysyllogism which furnishes the Conclusion for the next syllogism is called:
Which of the following is an acceptable valid Modus Tollendo Ponens argument?
Refuting the Dilemma by producing another Dilemma with a Conclusion which appears to contradict the original Conclusion; and rejecting the Disjunctive Minor, Premise are respectively
The arguments: 'Although I am late, I will not hurry since our teacher is also late'; and 'Many people are rushing to the Synagogue Church of all Nations, to attend it,' respectively commit the Fallacies of:
'Places are dark in the forest because there is no light, and we are in the dark about it.' Identify the Fallacy most clearly committed above.
Which of the following is an unacceptable definition of Informal fallacy?
The statement (p ⊃ ~ q) · (p · q) is determined by the Truth Table as:
The following rules of Inference, **NINO** are considered respectively as:
Identify the propositional function which best expresses the statement: 'Not all students are friendly,' (Sx: x is student; Fx: x is friendly).
Which of these is an adequate significance of the Paradoxes of Zeno?
Which of these statements is False about Gorgias' dictum 'Nothing exists?'
Bringing ideas to clear consciousness; and delivering knowledge by questioning according to Socrates, are respectively:
Which of the following is False about the Platonic Forms?
To Aristotle, 'that which is not asserted of a subject, but of which everything else is asserted', is known as:
To Aquinas, 'words used by God and man will imply that God and man are totally alike'; and that 'God and man are neither totally alike or unlike', are respectively:
What, according to Locke, are the two forms of Experience?
To say that the Cartesian Doubt attacks all sources of knowledge which can lead to error, and that it rejects all knowledge which is not absolutely indubitable, respectively mean that it is:
Kant's theory of the possibility and limits of human knowledge is proposed in:
The Marxist view of Dialectical Materialism clearly signifies that:
To Peirce, the method of Fixing Belief by building real assumptions independent of opinions about them is called:
According to Kierkegaard, the assertion 'Truth is Subjective' implies that Truth is:
Why does Sartre consider Existentialism as a humanism?
Who asserted that 'Ethno-Philosophy is neither Philosophy nor Ethnology'?
Which of the following is clearly an explanation Of Causation in African Metaphysics?
Identify the main characteristic of Pan- Africanism below is:
Which of the following can be considered as a strength of Tribalism?
A False view of Nkrumah's Consciencism is:
Descartes' main preoccupation in the First Meditation is to demonstrate that:
What is the main significance of the Evil Demon Argument in Descartes' 'Meditation on First Philosophy?'
What according to Descartes, is the real source of error?
According to Descartes, the idea of God:
Which of these is false about Descartes' view of the senses?
To the empiricists and rationalists, the primary and reliable source of knowledge are respectively:
The Scientific Method of Inquiry can be best considered credible because it is:
Language, artefact and music are considered as cultures which are respectively:
The Theory that the universe originated from the explosion of a single dense mass of matter and evolved subsequently into diverse forms is called:
When an armed robber breaks into a house to steal, it is adequately considered as:
An act once made and still influences the act being done now, but not present in the person's consciousness at the moment of performing it, is one of:
A lacy with ectopic pregnancy who opts for abortion; and a student who aborts because of injuries sustained from a fatal motor accident, can best be considered respectively as:
Identify two philosophers below who think that the State hinders human liberty;
Which of the following is an adequate strength of Democracy as a form of government?
What type of Justice has to do with the fair meting out of punishment to citizens for wrong doings?
Which of the following can be considered as the most adequate definition of Religion?
St. Anselm's view that 'God is a Being than which none greater can be conceived', is basically:
A child born with disabilities can partly be described as a consequence of