Quine, in ‘Two Dogmas of Empiricism’ had two targets of his attack. Which among the following statements mark it correctly?

1.A belief in some fundamental cleavage between analytic and synthetic truths is a dogma.

2.The belief that each meaningful statement is equivalent to some logical construct upon terms which refer to immediate experience is also a dogma.

3.Two expressions are synonymous if one can be substituted for other in a sentence without affecting its truth-value.

4.We can logically appeal to any notion of necessity in order to define analyticity.

A1, 2

B2, 3

C3, 4

D1, 4

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