UGRC 150 TRIAL TEST
UGRC 150 Trial Test
Welcome to the UGRC 150 Trial Test, designed to assess your knowledge in various areas such as argument structure, sentence types, and definitions.
This quiz offers:
- 33 thought-provoking questions
- A mix of multiple-choice and open-ended formats
- An opportunity to evaluate your understanding of key concepts
A sentence which expresses feeling may be be described as....
Emotive
Definition
Imperative
Fragment
Interrogative
Which of the following sentence is factual?
Do not lie
Is her claim factual or not?
Sunyani is not bigger than Accra
Praise the Lord!
None of the above
Inductive argument always move from Particular statement to general conclusion.
True
False
The sentence, Kofi was the one who stole the book book is....
Non-moral value judgement
Moral value judgement
Interrogative
None of the above
The sentence,Hey! Who do think you are? is...
Fragment
Imperative
Declarative
Emotive
None of the above
An unsound argument is not really valid
True
False
In providing the essential meaning of a word ,one would have succeeded in defining the word in a/an.....sense
Theoretical
Lexical
Ostensive
Operational
None of the above
The definition, earned income is any acquisition that benefits the recipient is
Vague
Broad
Narrow
Operational
Ostensive
Which of the following is a factual statement?
Phone is a manufactured product
Phone is electronic equipment that converts sound into electrical signals that can be transmitted over distances and then convert received signals back into sounds
Phone into the program which will be aired at.
All of the above.
None of the above.
Proverbs are subjecive.
True
False
In a/an...... argument,the conclusion is indirectly contained in the premises.
Valid
Inductive
Bad
True Proposition
None of the above
Is there ambiguity in the sentence, The queen was discovered by the team?
Yes
No
When the intended denotation of a word is indeterminate the sentence in which the word appears is
False
Equivocation
Ambiguous
Vague
None of the above
Which of the following is a premise indicator?
It follows that
As a result
Clearly then
Consequently
None of the above
Which of the following is law-like
Mathematical law
Divine law
Logical law
Civil law
None of the above
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