Logic and critical thinking

It is the essence of a thing.
A. Definition
B. Phantasm
C. Idea
D. Senses

It is the verbal expression of an idea.
A. Term
B. Proposition
C. Simple Apprehension
D. Phantasm

It is the mental product of simple apprehension.
A. Judgment
B. Proposition
C. Phantasm
D. Idea

It is the mental image/representation of a thing.
A. Essence
B. Logos
C. Term
D. Idea

It is the raw material to which an idea will emerge.
A. Ideas
B. Phantasm
C. Experience
D. Sensations

It is the science and art of correct inferential thinking.
A. Logic
B. Simple Apprehension
C. Scholasticism
D. Reasoning

It is a statement through which a judgment is expressed.
A. Sentence
B. Proposition
C. Discrimination
D. Interrogation

It can either be in a written or oral form which signifies a thought.
A. Term
B. Scribbling
C. Sketch
D. Utterance

It is a term whose meanings are not exactly the same nor totally different.
A. Negative
B. Judgment
C. Affirmative
D. Analogous

It is a mental picture of a thing bearing all the physical attributes of an object.
A. Phantasm
B. Concept
C. Idea
D. Image

It is a term whose meanings are totally different when applied in different senses.
A. Analogous
B. Equivocal
C. Univocal
D. Particular term

It is a term whose meanings are exactly the same even if used in different contexts.
A. Equivocal
B. Univocal
C. Universal Terms
D. Analogous

It is the act by which the mind, without judging, forms an idea (or concept) of something.
A. Phantasm
B. Simple Apprehension
C. Reasoning
D. Judgment

It deals with all the knowable in their ultimate causes with the abstractive power of natural human reason
alone.
A. Judgment
B. Philosophy
C. Naturalism
D. Reasoning

It is the act by which the mind compares ideas whether they are in agreement or in disagreement with each
other.
A. Reasoning
B. Syllogism
C. Simple Apprehension
D. Judgment