Analytical Philosophy - Practice Test

(A) particular statement

(B) general statement

(C) sentence positivist

(D) argument

(A) particular statement

(A) The phrase 'there occurs mental processes' does not mean the same sort of thing as 'there occurs physical processes'

(B) The phrase 'there occurs mental processes' mean same sort of thing as 'there occurs physical processes'

(C) Both physical and mental processes originate from the Same

(D) Both physical and mental are created by ghost in the machine

(A) The phrase 'there occurs mental processes' does not mean the same sort of thing as 'there occurs physical processes'

(A) Objects

(B) Words

(C) Objects and words

(D) Logical words

(B) Words

(A) useless discourse is gibberish

(B) language gaines vary from one form of life to another

(C) if the linguistic expression turns out to be an apt tool within the context of it's language game, it is meaningful

(D) analysis of language cannot eliminate puzzlements

(D) analysis of language cannot eliminate puzzlements

(A) Logical objects

(B) Practical objects

(C) Moral objects

(D) None of these

(A) Logical objects

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