Logical Arguments Quiz

Argument from transitivity - If A is B, and B is C. Then, A is C

Argument from incompatibility - If A is something, it cannot be B. If B is something, it cannot be A.

Argument from reciprocity - If A and B both belong to C. Then, B should get the same benefit as A.

Argument from comparison - If A and B experienced C and A had Outcome D, then B must also have Outcome D.

Argument from generalization - If one member of population X is Character Y, then all members of population X have Character Y.

Argument from example - If several members of population X is Character Y, then all members of population X have Character Y.

Argument from cause - A did not happen by coincidence. A happened because of B.

Argument from sign - Sign A appeared, so Condition B must happen/must be happening.