A) MK is a two-sorted theory while NBG is one-sorted. B) MK does not include the axiom of foundation. C) NBG includes the axiom of infinity while MK does not. D) MK allows bound variables in class comprehension to range over proper classes.
A) Quine B) Anthony Morse C) Thoralf Skolem D) John L. Kelley
A) Yes, it is equivalent to NBG in that regard B) No C) Yes D) Only if ZFC is inconsistent
A) MK is a proper extension of ZFC. B) MK is equivalent to ZFC. C) MK and ZFC are mutually exclusive. D) MK is a conservative extension of ZFC.
A) A void class B) A universe class C) A proper class D) A member class
A) The class x is the universal class. B) The class x is empty. C) The class x is a set. D) The class x is a proper class.
A) ML B) NBG C) The system of Quine and Morse D) MK
A) The class of all classes. B) The class containing no members. C) The class of all sets. D) The set of all proper classes.
A) There exists a class containing all sets. B) No set is a proper class. C) Classes having the same members are the same class. D) Every set is a member of a class.
A) Yes, it distinguishes sets from classes syntactically. B) It depends on the version being used. C) Yes, it distinguishes proper classes from sets. D) No, it is a one-sorted theory.
A) Foundation B) Extensionality C) Class Comprehension D) Limitation of Size
A) If it is a member of another class. B) If it is an element of V. C) If and only if V can be mapped one-to-one into C. D) If it contains the empty set.
A) Foundations of Mathematics B) A Theory of Sets C) General Topology D) Introduction to Topology
A) ∃x(x∈∅) B) ∀x(x∉∅) C) ∃x(Mx∧x∈∅) D) ∀x(Mx→x∈∅)
A) Union B) Foundation C) Power Set D) Pairing
A) Second-order B) Restricted to proper classes C) Predicative D) Impredicative
A) Global choice B) Empty set existence C) Set existence D) Well-ordering of ordinals
A) Strongly inaccessible cardinals B) A countable first-order model C) Second-order logic D) Urelements
A) Only in second-order logic B) Yes C) Only in ZFC D) No
A) The absence of urelements B) Augmentation by strongly inaccessible cardinals C) The rejection of the empty set axiom D) The use of Limitation of Size
A) Kelley B) Morse C) Wang D) Quine
A) Mostowski B) Wang C) Quine D) Anthony Morse
A) ML B) ZFC C) MK D) NBG
A) ZFC B) NBG C) MK D) New Foundations
A) 181 B) 100 C) 150 D) 200 |