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WorksheetsArt of reasoning
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 20mins
All vocations require sacrificial choices
No vocation is hedonistic
In the reasoning above...
No vocation is homogeneous
All marriages are vocational
All humans are 'called'
Some animals are not human
B/c...
& b/c All humans are called
Thus, no human is the source of his vocation
B/c no vocation is merely occupational
& b/c ...
Thus, no human is called to a mere occupation
"Thus, Some people are not called to the religious life."
No vocation is homogeneous
No communication is homogeneous
In the reasoning above...
What type of cause is used here?
What type of cause is used here?
What type of cause is used here?
What type of cause is used here?
What type of cause is used here?
"Thus, Some people are not called to the religious life."
The middle-term of the enthymeme below is:
As Albert Einstein proved once & for all, it is impossible both to travel faster than light & to reach any other galaxy during a lifetime without traveling faster than the speed of light. Thus, it becomes obvious that it will remain absolutely impossible for any human being to reach another galaxy in a lifetime.
It is impossible to travel faster than light.
It will remain absolutely impossible for any human being to reach another galaxy in a lifetime.
It is impossible to reach any other galaxy during a lifetime.
Albert Einstein proved once & for all.
The middle-term of the enthymeme below is:
A mammal is a vertebrate animal that nurses its offspring. Thus, cats & dogs are mammals.
A vertebrate animal
Cats & dogs
A mammal
A vertebrate animal that nurses its offspring
The middle-term of the enthymeme below is:
It is usually easy to decide whether something is alive. This is because all living things share the capacity to extract energy from nutrients.
The capacity to extract energy from nutrients
It is usually easy to decide
Something is alive
All living things
Since all Boy Scouts are Christians, all Christians know how to tie square knots and that’s because all Boy Scouts know how to tie square knots.
In the reasoning above... (If needed, combine several right options)
The syllogistic formula is wrong
The quantifier of the conclusion is wrong
A premise is false (in a Christian worldview)
Nothing is wrong
If all vocations are eschatological and if all vocations are also ecclesial, thus, all eschatological things are also ecclesial.
In the reasoning above... (If needed, combine several right options)
The syllogistic formula is wrong
The quantifier of the conclusion is wrong
A premise is false (in a Christian worldview)
Nothing is wrong
All married people have children, and you have children, thus, you are married.
In the reasoning above... (If needed, combine several right options)
The syllogistic formula is wrong
The quantifier of the conclusion is wrong
A premise is false (in a Christian worldview)
Nothing is wrong
Vocations imply that there is God
There are vocations
Therefore, there is God
In the reasoning above... (If needed, combine several right options)
The syllogistic formula is wrong
The quantifier of the conclusion is wrong
A premise is false (in a Christian worldview)
Nothing is wrong
All vocations are heterogeneous
Jobs are not vocations
Therefore, vocations are not jobs
In the reasoning above... (If needed, combine several right options)
The syllogistic formula is wrong
The quantifier of the conclusion is wrong
A premise is false (in a Christian worldview)
Nothing is wrong
What is true is always rational
TRUE
FALSE
What is logical is always true
TRUE
FALSE
