cameroon gce advanced level June 2026 philosophy 3

Master GCE Logic: Practice Questions & Revision Guide

Are you preparing for your upcoming Advanced Level philosophy or logic exams? Mastering categorical statements, syllogisms, and logical fallacies is key to securing an A grade.

To help you study effectively, we have extracted core questions from a recent GCE Logic paper. Test your understanding by working through the problems below!

Featured Logic Exam Questions

Part 1: Categorical Logic & Syllogisms

Using the terms “politicians” as the minor term, “lawyers” as the middle term, and “cheats” as the major term, solve the following:

• (i) Construct an AII-1 syllogism.

• (ii) State the exact mood and figure of the constructed syllogism.

• (iii) Using your AII-1 syllogism, construct an Enthymeme of the Second Order.

Part 2: Syllogistic Validity & Rules

Rearrange the following propositions into a valid syllogism and answer the subsequent questions:

“No reptiles are hot-blooded animals; No hot-blooded animals are lizards; All lizards are reptiles.”

• (i) Give the official Mood and Figure of the rearranged valid syllogism.

• (ii) Prove the validity of your rearranged syllogism using the Venn Diagram Technique.

• (iii) Alternative for Vision-Impaired Candidates: Prove the validity of the syllogism by using the General Rules of Syllogism.

Part 3: Fallacies & Disjunctive Arguments

• (i) Given the statement: “Either Mary is a teacher or a student”, construct a Modus Ponendo Tollens argument.

• (ii) Explain clearly why Modus Ponendo Tollens is considered an invalid form of the Disjunctive Argument in this specific context.

• (iii) In your own words, why do we study Fallacies in Logic?

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