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An argument that draws a conclusion about a thing based on that thing’s similarity to something else is a deductive argument.

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_____ is a deductive argument that has proper logical inference, but not all its premises(s) are true.

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Based on the Mood & Figure chart below, the following categorical syllogism is valid:

Some

dummies are not allowed in this class.

My

boyfriend is a dummy.

Therefore,

my boyfriend is not allowed in this class.

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Which of the following are not the factors that are discussed in Ch. 3.5 as the factors that are probably responsible for most informal fallacies?

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Which of the following is not an intensional (connotative) definition?

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Which of the following are both extensional definitions?
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The following is best described as a ____ definition.

“Assault” means, for legal purposes, an intentional and unprivileged act resulting in the apprehension of an immediate harmful or offensive contact.

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According to the Six Rules for Determining Syllogism's Validity, the middle term must be distributed at least once.

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Which answer best represents the following statement?

A definition should not include the term being defined as part of the definition. (e.g. Goodness is doing something good.)

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Defining "boy band" by naming One Direction, 5SOS, BTS, Backstreet Boys, Menudo (yes, they were very big around 1980), etc. would be considered as  _____.

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