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Lesson 36 : Prepositions

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Prepositions

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Propositions

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What kind of proposition is “There are 15 eggs in a dozen”?

a. True

b. False

c. Either true or false

d. Neither true nor false

2 / 10

Which does not make “Do your homework.” a proposition?

a. It is true.

b. It is declarative.

c. It is a statement.

d. It gives a command.

3 / 10

Is “Study well!” a proposition?

a. No

b. Yes

c. Sometimes

d. Given is insufficient

4 / 10

Which makes “Leap year occurs every five years” a proposition?

a. It involves time.

b. It is a true statement.

c. It is a false statement.

d. It is a simple sentence.

5 / 10

Which makes “Can we eat takoyaki?” not an example of a proposition?

a. It is biased.

b. It is nonsense.

c. It is not declarative.

d. It is a false statement.

6 / 10

identify the only proposition among the choices.

a. Are there 60 seconds in a minute?

b. Has anybody seen the throne of God?

c. Light travels 186,000 miles per second!

d. Though God may be physically far from us, He is near when His obedient servant prays

7 / 10

How is the proposition “f: Time is an independent variable.” correctly read?

a. “Time is an independent variable.”

b. f means “Time is an independent variable.”

c. Proposition f “Time is an independent variable.”

d. f is the proposition “Time is an independent variable.”

8 / 10

Which of the following denotes a proposition?

a. a bold letter

b. a small letter

c. a capital letter

d. an italicized letter

9 / 10

What is the truth value of a true proposition?

a. True

b. False

c. both true and false

d. cannot be determined

10 / 10

Which of the following may never describe a proposition?

a. either true or false

b. declarative sentence

c. exclamatory sentence

d. a period at the end of the proposition

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