HG_Lesson 2.1 Intro to Conditional Statements

What is the basic structure of a conditional statement?

• Because-therefore

• Since-until

• When-then

• If-then

What happens when you switch the components of a conditional statement?

• It becomes an inverse

• It becomes a converse

• It becomes a contrapositive

• It becomes a biconditional

How do you form an inverse statement?

• Switch the components

• Use both directions

• Negate the components

• Switch and negate the components

What does a biconditional statement require?

• One direction to be false

• Neither direction to be true

• Both directions to be true

• Only one direction to be true

What does a conjunction statement use?

• The word 'or'

• The word 'and'

• The word 'not'

• The word 'if'