What is logic?

• A. Monotone
• B. Logic
• C. Interview
• D. Inflection

Answer: (B)

Logic is the study of how we reason and whether conclusions follow from given information. It looks at the structure of arguments—premises and conclusions—and uses rules of inference to show when a claim must be true (deductive logic) or is likely true (inductive logic). In practice, logic helps you build clear, sound arguments and spot when something doesn’t follow. For example, if all mammals are mortal and Socrates is a mammal, then Socrates is mortal—that’s deductive reasoning.

This answer fits because the question is asking for the concept itself, and only the word Logic names that field of study. The other options don’t define or describe logic: monotone is a math or property term, interview is a questioning process, and inflection refers to a change in voice pitch.