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Logic exams
Do you have old logic exams that you can share?

Logic exams

loolooapples
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Posted 05/11/08 - 09:24 PM: Subject: Logic exams	#1
Hello. I wasn't sure whether to put this topic here or in its homework subsection. Anyhoo, while I'm really enjoying 'Introduction to Logic' by Copi, which I've just started, I think that logic exams written for students would be a more thorough test of understanding than the simpler exercises in the book. So I'm wondering if you guys can upload any of the old exams you had in school. Thank you.

The_Rational_Animal
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Posted 05/12/08 - 02:05 PM:	#2
It has been far too long since I had a logic 101 class, but I have a friend who is logic professor in the States. He referred me to his students because I offered to help him out. He gave me this sample final exam to survey what the class had learned. Pictures of the exam are attached to this post.
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loolooapples
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Posted 05/12/08 - 06:16 PM:	#3
Thanks a lot. Though lot of those problems look similar to the problems in my own intro book, keep em' coming if you can. There are a few problem sets available on MIT opencourse too but they're tantamount to the problems found in standard intro books. ETA: Here are a few more parts of past logic exams: http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/teaching/exams/pastpapers... Oh and if you have any grad logic exams that'd be great, even preferred because I find that grad exams tend to test the student's understanding of the most important and fundamental concepts learned in their undergrad studies. Edited by loolooapples on 05/12/08 - 06:34 PM. Reason: found some more

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