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Total questions: 4
Worksheet time: 3mins
In an argument:
The premises are always inferred from the conclusion
The premises are always inferred from other premises
The conclusion is inferred from the premises
The premises are always inferred from the argument as a whole
What is the premise of the following argument?
As a result of the fact that dogs are colorblind, your dog will not be able to distinguish the blue bowl from the red bowl.
Dogs are colorblind
Your dog will not be able to distinguish the blue bowl from the red bowl
Your dog should be able to distinguish between the blue bowl and the red bowl
The two bowls are blue and red
Which of the following is an argument?
- I haven't seen my friend since she moved away.
- Since school began, I have not missed one day of classes.
1
2
Both
Neither
What is the conclusion of the following argument?
Cleaning my roommate's dishes would be a nice gesture.
My roommate has cleaned my dishes before.
My roommate seemed very stressed this afternoon.
Cleaning my roommate's dishes would be a nice gesture.
My roommate has cleaned my dishes before.
My roommate seemed very stressed this afternoon.
My roommate made dirty dishes.
