Control Logic option 1

Tasks:
Exercise 1
The scope of which concept is wider in each of the following pairs of concepts?
A) espionage, state crime;
B) investigator, lawyer.
Task 2
Give a complete logical description of the following concepts:
A) a lawyer
B) preliminary conclusion.
Task 3
Choose the concepts that are subordinate to the data:
A) punishment
B) charter.
Task 4
Define logical relationships between the following concepts and express these relationships using Euler's circular diagram:
law, legality, code of laws, criminal code, Constitution of Russia.
Task 5
Make a generalization (up to two units):
A) criminology;
B) science.
Task 6
Limit the content of the following concepts (up to two units):
A) right;
B) terrorism.
Task 7
Is there a division of concepts in the following examples? In divisions, set: the type of division, the divisible concept, the members of the division. If the division is incorrect, then indicate which requirements are not met:
A) crimes are divided into intentional, careless and official;
B) Eurasia is divided by the Ural Mountains into two parts: Europe and Asia.
Task 8
Are the following statements definitions? If the definition is incorrect, then indicate which definition rules are violated:
a) the offense is a socially dangerous act;
B) a tenant is a person who receives land for temporary use for a certain fee.
Task 9
Determine the quality and quantity of the following judgments, the distribution of terms in them. Express the relationship between terms using Euler's circular diagrams:
Task 10
Determine the type and logical structure of the following complex judgments; make a symbolic record of judgments:
A) this visit is neither necessary nor desirable;
B) witness K is a relative of the victim.
Task 11
Are the following statements equivalent in their logical form?
A) not all crimes are revealed "in hot pursuit". - Some crimes are not disclosed "in hot pursuit";
B) all crimes do not remain unsolved. No crime remains unsolved.


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