1. milder, fascinates
2. lukewarm, electrifies
3. tepid, inspires
4. unusual, grips
lukewarm, electrifies
1. a, b and c
2. c, d and e
3. a, d and e
4. a, c and d
a, c and d
1. Alice does not know what ‘glory’ means.
2. He is Alice’s master
3. He imparts to a word the meaning he intends.
4. His words are ambiguous
He imparts to a word the meaning he intends.
1. a and b but not c
2. a and c but not d
3. a and d but not b
4. c and d but not b
a and c but not d
1. When some people say ‘bad’, they mean the opposite.
2. God will complete the removal of al atoms from the hydrogen molecule in a million years.
3. One can simultaneously measure both the velocity and position of sub-atomic particles
4. Planck called words ‘quanta’
When some people say ‘bad’, they mean the opposite.
1. a and b but not c and d
2. b and c but not a
3. b and d but not a and c
4. a, b and c but not d
a and b but not c and d
1. receptacles of meaning
2. packets of meaning
3. little drawers into which fresh meaning that expand can be inserted.
4. little drawers into which fresh meaning that limit or contradict accepted meanings can be inserted.
packets of meaning
1. Protective cage around a sapling
2. Crawling/ walking by a kid
3. Self – reference and paradox
4. Position and velocity of sub – atomic
Crawling/ walking by a kid
1. D and E
2. D only
3. A and E
4. A and D
5. B, C and E
A and D
1. Shades of grey
2. In definability
3. Language of words
4. Paradox.
Paradox.