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Advanced Subjects and Predicates QuizOnline version Advanced topics in grammar and logic by Grace 1 In predicate logic, there is no concept of quantifiers like all or exists. Yes No 2 The predicate expresses what is said about the subject, typically a verb or verb phrase. Yes No 3 A predicate cannot express negation. Yes No 4 Predicate-logic uses quantifiers like ∀ (for all) and ∃ (exists) to relate subjects to properties. Yes No 5 In first-order logic, predicates cannot have zero arguments. Yes No 6 The subject of a sentence is what the sentence is about, often a noun phrase. Yes No 7 The subject always follows the predicate in English. Yes No 8 In many languages, the subject and the verb agree in number and person with the predicate. Yes No 9 The predicate term refers to the action alone, not any property or relation. Yes No 10 In first-order logic, a predicate can take multiple arguments (arity > 1). Yes No

Advanced Subjects and Predicates QuizOnline version

Advanced topics in grammar and logic

by Grace

In predicate logic, there is no concept of quantifiers like all or exists.

Yes

The predicate expresses what is said about the subject, typically a verb or verb phrase.

Yes

A predicate cannot express negation.

Yes

Predicate-logic uses quantifiers like ∀ (for all) and ∃ (exists) to relate subjects to properties.

Yes

In first-order logic, predicates cannot have zero arguments.

Yes

The subject of a sentence is what the sentence is about, often a noun phrase.

Yes

The subject always follows the predicate in English.

Yes

In many languages, the subject and the verb agree in number and person with the predicate.

Yes

The predicate term refers to the action alone, not any property or relation.

Yes

In first-order logic, a predicate can take multiple arguments (arity > 1).

Yes

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Advanced Subjects and Predicates QuizOnline version

by Grace

In predicate logic, there is no concept of quantifiers like all or exists.

The predicate expresses what is said about the subject, typically a verb or verb phrase.

A predicate cannot express negation.

Predicate-logic uses quantifiers like ∀ (for all) and ∃ (exists) to relate subjects to properties.

In first-order logic, predicates cannot have zero arguments.

The subject of a sentence is what the sentence is about, often a noun phrase.

The subject always follows the predicate in English.

In many languages, the subject and the verb agree in number and person with the predicate.

The predicate term refers to the action alone, not any property or relation.

In first-order logic, a predicate can take multiple arguments (arity > 1).

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