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Answering Matching Definitions Questions with Answers involves correctly linking terms with their appropriate definitions based on contextual logic. This is often seen in entrance exams like CMAT and NMAT, and is used by consulting firms like Deloitte to assess verbal clarity and precision. It reinforces your understanding of language and context.

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1. What is the definition of "Syllogism"?

  • A form of reasoning where a conclusion is drawn from two given premises
  • A type of mathematical equation
  • A rhetorical device used in speeches
  • A method of scientific experimentation
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2. Which term refers to "a statement that is accepted as true without proof"?

  • Axiom
  • Theorem
  • Hypothesis
  • Conclusion
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3. What does "Analogy" mean in logical reasoning?

  • Comparison between two things for explanation
  • A mathematical proof
  • A type of fallacy
  • A statistical analysis method
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4. Define "Premise" in logical arguments.

  • Statement that justifies a conclusion
  • The final part of an argument
  • A type of logical fallacy
  • A mathematical axiom
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5. What is a "Fallacy" in reasoning?

  • Mistaken belief based on unsound argument
  • A valid logical argument
  • A type of syllogism
  • A mathematical proof
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6. Define "Deductive Reasoning".

  • Reasoning from general to specific
  • Reasoning from specific to general
  • Emotional reasoning
  • Intuitive reasoning
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7. What does "Inductive Reasoning" mean?

  • Reasoning from specific to general
  • Reasoning from general to specific
  • Circular reasoning
  • Deductive reasoning
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8. Define "Proposition" in logic.

  • Statement that can be true or false
  • A question
  • A command
  • An exclamation
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9. What is "Critical Thinking"?

  • Objective analysis to form judgment
  • Emotional decision making
  • Random guessing
  • Following authority without question
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10. Define "Inference" in logical terms.

  • Deriving conclusions from premises
  • Making assumptions without evidence
  • Emotional reasoning
  • Random selection
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