Direction: Read even nem carefully, Blacken the circle that corresponds your answer on your answer sheet. Use
a separate sheet of paper for your solution.
What do you call the statement formed when you negate the hypothesis and conclusion of the converse of a conditional
statement?
A Converse
B. Inverse
C. Contrapositive D. 11 - Then statement
2 Which statement formed when you negate the hypothesis and conclusion of a conditional statement?
A Converse
B Inverse
C. Contrapositive D. If Then statement
3 What conditional statement formed by switching the hypothesis and conclusion?
A Converse
B. Inverse
D. If - Then statement
C. Contrapositive
4 Which of the following statement refers to an inverse statement?
A. itp.then a
B. If q. then P
C. If not p, then not a D. If not q, then not p
5 Which of the following pairs of statements are equivalent?
A Conditional and Inverse
converse anu conu apsiuve
C.
Branditional and Convarea
B. Conditional and Converse
D. Conditional and Contrapositive
6 Which of the following is equivalent to a converse?
A. Conclusion
B. Contrapositive C. Inverse
D. Hypothesis
7 What decision can you make to an implication of a conditional statement when the hypothesis of the conditional
statement is true but the conclusion is false?
A True
B. False
c. Undefined
D. Necessarily true
8 What decision can you make to an implication of a converse if both hypothesis and conclusion are both true?
A True
B. False
C. Undefined
D. Necessarily true
9 What is the next term in the sequence 12, 24, 36, 487
A. 50
B. 54
C. 60
D. 58
10
Filipinos are hospitable. Bonifacio is a Filipino. Using deductive reasoning, what can you conclude about Bonifacio?
C. Bonifacio is handsome
A. Bonifacio is Filipino
B. Bonifacio is Samaleño
D. Bonifacio is hospitable
11 Which reasoning uses proof, acceptable facts to draw specific case or situation?
A. Analogy
B. Deductive
C. Argument
D. Inductive
12 What type of proof in which a statement to be proved is assumed false(by negation) and if the assumption lead
impossibility?
A. Indirect
B. Direct
C. Argument
D. Inductive