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Challenge B Review
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End of year review for Challenge B CC
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1
A proposition that is true for every row in the truth table.
Logically equivalent
Validity
Tautology
Self-contradiction
2
What is the "crack" in the log of scientific materialism?
Christianity
Facts revealed by scientific investigation
Darwinism
Popular opinion
3
retinue, -ere, -ui, retentus
3rd conjugation verb
Adverb
1st conjugation verb
2nd conjugation verb
4
Limited perspective stays within the viewpoint of one character at a time.
True
False
5
Atoms want to have 8 electrons in the outer shell.
False
True
6
The proposition following the "if" is called what?
The rule of transposition
The antecedent
The Conditional
The consequent
7
The 3 parts main parts of Freytag's Pyramid are climax, denouement, and what?
Dialogue
Good grammar
Imposition
Exposition
8
A diagram that shows a set of propositions being decomposed into their literals is called what?
Rules of Inference
Truth tree
Closed branch
Decomposition
9
In the story "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button", why is Mr. Button upset when he first meets his baby boy?
his son was ugly
his son was born an old man
the doctor and nurses were angry
his son cried too much
10
Sine
inside
outside
without
within
11
Which story featured Sherlock Holmes and Watson?
A Man and the Snake
The Red-headed League
The Schoolboy's Story
That Spot
12
You guys are the best class in the history of Challenge B!
True
False
13
Ita
but
so, thus
where
and
14
2 or more elements combined chemically
Marriage
Compound
Molecule
Mixture
15
Information is not reducible to matter and is in fact different altogether.
True
False
16
"Memoria, ae" is a feminine noun of the first declension.
False
True
17
What is found in the outermost shell of an atom?
Molecules
Atomic Mass
Valence Electrons
Electron Clouds
18
To arrive at conclusions or results based on known facts.
direct examination
provocation
decisions
extrapolate
19
The ablative without a preposition may NOT be used to express the cause or reason.
True
False
20
barbarous, a, um
soldier
barber
barbarian
barber shop
21
The logical operator that denies or contradicts a proposition.
Disjunction
Negation
Conjunction
Proposition
22
You can apply propositional logic to real-life arguments.
False
True
23
What word means God created and is actively involved?
Deism
Theism
Atheism
Agnosticism
24
What is contained in the nucleus of an atom?
Protons and neutrons
Solids and liquids
Protons and electrons
Molecules and compounds
25
A general topic that is addressed in various ways throughout the story.
Conflict
Theme
Character development
Setting
26
Smallest form of matter which cannot be divided.
Molecule
Element
Plasma
Atom
27
The element symbol K stands for what?
Potassium
Beryllium
Magnesium
Phosphorus
28
Where does the story "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi" take place?
Mongolia
Africa
India
England
29
Atomic number=number of electrons=number of protons
True
False
30
An attorney can only object during the opening and closing arguments.
True
False
31
Leading questions are not permitted on direct examination.
True
False
32
Noster, nostra, nostrum is a possessive pronoun meaning what?
his
my, mine
our, ours
hers
33
What is the "log" that Mr. Johnson is trying to drive a wedge into?
The ideology of scientific materialism
Philosophy
Creationism
Pre-trib rapture doctrine
34
Ager, agri
field
boy
man
memory
35
Documents or other pieces of evidence submitted for approval to the judge.
Exhibits
Objections
Plea
Indictment
36
What trial promoted the stereotype of Christians and allowed Darwinists to capture the power of the law and media?
The Scopes Trial
Roe V Wade
Berra's Trial
Engel vs Vitale
