Unlocking the Power of 'Or' Quiz

Alteration of other, alteration of Old English oththe (correct)

From Old Norse ār; akin to Old English ǣr early

From Latin -or; Anglo-French -ur, -our, from Latin -or

From Anglo-French, gold, from Latin aurum

A logical operator that requires both inputs to be present for an output to be made

A logical operator that requires neither input to be present for an output to be made

A logical operator that requires the first input to be present for an output to be made

A logical operator that requires at least one of two inputs to be present for an output to be made (correct)

To form a complex sentence that is true only when both constituent sentences are true

To form a complex sentence that is true when at least one of its constituent sentences is true (correct)

To form a complex sentence that is true when none of its constituent sentences are true

To form a complex sentence that is true when the first constituent sentence is true

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