MOJ CRITICAL THINKING TEST
MOJ Critical Thinking Test
Welcome to the MOJ Critical Thinking Test! This engaging quiz is designed to challenge your reasoning and analytical skills through a series of thought-provoking questions. Whether you're a student or simply looking to sharpen your mind, this quiz will enhance your critical thinking abilities.
Features of the quiz include:
- Multiple choice questions
- Diverse topics on logic and reasoning
- Instant feedback on your answers
�Anyone who performs exceptionally will be given accelerated promotion.” This statement is an example of a…
Factual statement
Particular statement
Deductive statement
Universal statement
A car is a technological device. A land vehicle is a technological device. A car is a land vehicle.” This argument is an example of
Modus tollens
Hypothetical syllogism
Modus ponens
Hypothetical fallacy
None of the above
�The first university in a country is called a premier university. University of Cape Coast is the first university in Ghana. University of Cape Coast is a premier university.” This argument is an example of…
An invalid and sound argument
A valid but unsound argument
A valid and sound argument
An invalid and unsound argument
Not valid
Value judgments on the other hand are expressions that
Prescribes or evaluate
Describe or prescribe
Assume and describes
Explains and describes
A hypothetical syllogism is one…
That affirms the antecedent
That affirms the consequent
In which the consequent of a premise is the antecedent of the next premise
That denies the antecedent
Which of the following is more valuable to the empirical scientist
Men are cheats
Kojo is a cheat
Some men are cheats
Kojo, kwame and frank are cheats
Imperative
The good husband of the Ghanaian seamstress
Value judgment
Factual statement
Sentence fragment
Emotive expressions
Vale judgement non- moral
All verifiable statements are verifiable
True
False
This is when the meaning of a word gives a description of the features or attributes or properties of range of objects in the world to which the word may be applied.
Dennotation
Connotation
Definens
Definiendum
All Xs are Ys
This thing is a Y
So, this thing is an X
Fallacy of affirming the antecedent
Fallacy of affirming the consequent
Fallacy of negate the consequent
Fallacy of deny the antecedent
Even number is any number that is divisible by two without remainder
Lexical
Theoretical
Ostensive
Operational
Opinion
All UTAG members are waiting for increment
kweku frimpong is a UTAG member
therefore, he is waiting for increment
Modus ponens
Modus tollens
Hypothetical syllogism
Disjunctive
Inductive
One passage may contain two or more fallacies
True
False
Accepting or rejecting a claim because of it source is known as?
Ad homniem
Genesis fallacy
Appeal to the masses
Genetic fallacy
Law-like hypothesis
The hypothesis of every enumerative induction is
Laws-like
Statistical
Both law-like and statistical
Either law-like or statistical
Neither law-like nor statistical
Which of the sentneces below is easy to falsify
Most heavy smokers have lung cancer
That heavy smoker has lung cancer
Either that heavy smoker is prone to cancer or he is not
Heavy smokers are prone to cancer
None of the above
Naadu is competent
Rebecca is not competent
therefore, Rebecca is not Naadu
Modus tollens
Modus ponens
Hypothetical syllogism
Disjunctive syllogism
Inductive
Wherever the suspected cause is present, the effect is also present
Method of difference
Method of agreement
Concomitant varition
Joint method of agreement and diffrence
Inductive
Lets all vote for Prince as our SRC president because he is nice and caring
what fallacy is committed here
Confusing cause for effect
Confusing correlation for causal connection
Post hoc ego propter hoc
Genetic fallacy
Ad hominem(Eulogistic)
My roommates both have laptops and they both got As in their UGRC 150. so, if I want to get an A in UGRC 150, I should get a laptop
Confusing cause for effect
Ignoring a common underlying cause
Post hoc ego propter hoc
Genetic fallacy
Inductive arguments always move from particular statements to a general conclusion.
True
False
Which letter corresponds to a straight forward interrogative?
Is this the tro-tro that goes to Madina?
Will you shut the door when you go out, please?
Start work.
I need to go to Madina.
I hate examinations so much, isn't this just the Devil's work?
There are 4 types of enumerative induction
True
False
_______________is the same as the conclusion of inductive arguments
Law-like
Statsical
Hypothesis
Conclusion
Premises
A statement is verifiable if it has a_______
Finite and specific reference class
Attrinute and refernce class
Infinix and techno reference class
Infinite and unspecific class
The suspected effect increase or decrease whenever the cause increases or decreases
Confusing cause for effect
Concomitant variation
Method of agreement
Correlation cause
The more general a statement the more ___________
Emprical
Rational
Evaluative
Hypothetical
Interogatives are truth bearers
True
False
Imperatives are not truth bearers
True
False
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