StipulativeDefinitionA definitiongiven to a new,made up wordor an existingword applied ina new way.VagueA wordwhoseextent isunclear.IntensionThe sum ofall of thecommonattributes ofthe term.SpeciesA term that ismore specificthan theoriginal termand is includedby it.DefinitionA statementthat givesthe meaningof a term.TheoreticalDefinitionA definition givento a term that isn'teasily understood,usually scientific orphilosophical.GenusA term that ismore generalthan theoriginal termand includes it.LexicalDefinitionA definition thatgives anestablishedmeaning for aterm. A dictionarydefinition.LogicThe scienceand art ofreasoningwellDefiningbyExampleHow am I definingthe word vehicle?"A vehicle can bea car or a train, aboat or a golfcart."FormalandInformalThe twomainbranchesof LogicReasoningDrawing properconclusionsfrominformationgiven.Law of Non-ContradictionA statementcannot beboth trueand falseExtensionThe sum of allof the individualthings to whichthe termapplies.InductionReasoning withprobability fromexamples orexperience.AmbiguousHaving morethan onepossiblemeaning.CirculardefinitionWhat's wrongwith thisdefinition?"Blindness is astate of beingblind"Law ofExcludedMiddleAnystatement iseither true orfalseDefiningby GenusandDifference"A backpackis a bag youcarry on yourback"DeductionReasoningwith certaintyfrompremises toconclusions.DefiningbySynonymHow am Idefining theword road? "Aroad is like ahighway or apath."PersuasiveDefinitionA definitionmeant toinfluence one'sattitude aboutthe term.Law ofIdentityIf astatementis true thenit is true.PrecisingDefinitionA definitionthat reducesvaguenessin a givensituation.StipulativeDefinitionA definitiongiven to a new,made up wordor an existingword applied ina new way.VagueA wordwhoseextent isunclear.IntensionThe sum ofall of thecommonattributes ofthe term.SpeciesA term that ismore specificthan theoriginal termand is includedby it.DefinitionA statementthat givesthe meaningof a term.TheoreticalDefinitionA definition givento a term that isn'teasily understood,usually scientific orphilosophical.GenusA term that ismore generalthan theoriginal termand includes it.LexicalDefinitionA definition thatgives anestablishedmeaning for aterm. A dictionarydefinition.LogicThe scienceand art ofreasoningwellDefiningbyExampleHow am I definingthe word vehicle?"A vehicle can bea car or a train, aboat or a golfcart."FormalandInformalThe twomainbranchesof LogicReasoningDrawing properconclusionsfrominformationgiven.Law of Non-ContradictionA statementcannot beboth trueand falseExtensionThe sum of allof the individualthings to whichthe termapplies.InductionReasoning withprobability fromexamples orexperience.AmbiguousHaving morethan onepossiblemeaning.CirculardefinitionWhat's wrongwith thisdefinition?"Blindness is astate of beingblind"Law ofExcludedMiddleAnystatement iseither true orfalseDefiningby GenusandDifference"A backpackis a bag youcarry on yourback"DeductionReasoningwith certaintyfrompremises toconclusions.DefiningbySynonymHow am Idefining theword road? "Aroad is like ahighway or apath."PersuasiveDefinitionA definitionmeant toinfluence one'sattitude aboutthe term.Law ofIdentityIf astatementis true thenit is true.PrecisingDefinitionA definitionthat reducesvaguenessin a givensituation.

Intro to LOGIC Lessons 1-5 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A definition given to a new, made up word or an existing word applied in a new way.
    Stipulative Definition
  2. A word whose extent is unclear.
    Vague
  3. The sum of all of the common attributes of the term.
    Intension
  4. A term that is more specific than the original term and is included by it.
    Species
  5. A statement that gives the meaning of a term.
    Definition
  6. A definition given to a term that isn't easily understood, usually scientific or philosophical.
    Theoretical Definition
  7. A term that is more general than the original term and includes it.
    Genus
  8. A definition that gives an established meaning for a term. A dictionary definition.
    Lexical Definition
  9. The science and art of reasoning well
    Logic
  10. How am I defining the word vehicle? "A vehicle can be a car or a train, a boat or a golfcart."
    Defining by Example
  11. The two main branches of Logic
    Formal and Informal
  12. Drawing proper conclusions from information given.
    Reasoning
  13. A statement cannot be both true and false
    Law of Non-Contradiction
  14. The sum of all of the individual things to which the term applies.
    Extension
  15. Reasoning with probability from examples or experience.
    Induction
  16. Having more than one possible meaning.
    Ambiguous
  17. What's wrong with this definition? "Blindness is a state of being blind"
    Circular definition
  18. Any statement is either true or false
    Law of Excluded Middle
  19. "A backpack is a bag you carry on your back"
    Defining by Genus and Difference
  20. Reasoning with certainty from premises to conclusions.
    Deduction
  21. How am I defining the word road? "A road is like a highway or a path."
    Defining by Synonym
  22. A definition meant to influence one's attitude about the term.
    Persuasive Definition
  23. If a statement is true then it is true.
    Law of Identity
  24. A definition that reduces vagueness in a given situation.
    Precising Definition