The Intension of a Term Consists Of

question 206

Multiple Choice

The intension of a term consists of:

• A) The members of the class that the term denotes.
• B) The objectives to be accomplished by using the term.
• C) The qualities or attributes that the term connotes.
• D) The subjective feelings in the mind of the speaker or writer.
• E) The class of definitions that a term may have.

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Definitions:

Clostridia

A genus of bacteria, some species of which are pathogenic, known for their ability to produce spores and thrive in anaerobic conditions.

Bioremediation

The process of using living organisms, such as bacteria or plants, to remove or neutralize contaminants from a polluted area.

Methogens

Microorganisms that produce methane as a byproduct of their metabolism, typically found in anaerobic environments.

Toxins

Poisonous substances produced by living organisms, often used for defense against predators or to capture prey.