The middle term in a syllogism is the one that

The minor term is always the ____ of the conclusion

The minor term is always the subject of the minor premise

In ordinary language, sometimes a premise of a syllogism will not appear but will be omitted, implied, or “kept in mind."

When you put a syllogism in logical form, the conclusion must come last.

The _____ is what someone is trying to prove

When you put a syllogism in logical form, the proposition that is the conclusion must always be affirmative.

If a syllogism has no ambiguous terms, no false premise, and no fallacy, one can be completely certain about the truth of its conclusion

If a syllogism does not offer a “perfect demonstration,” then it is not valid.

In a demonstrative syllogism, the ______ ________ will give the real reason or cause for the conclusion being true.

A perfect demonstration or demonstrative syllogism will tell you that/why a conclusion is true.

What is the first step in constructing a syllogism?

When using Euler’s circles to diagram a syllogism with a particular proposition in it, always diagram the particular/universal premise first

When it comes to logic, memorization is one of the best ways to learn

Can a syllogism have two negative premises?

Can a syllogism have two particular premises?

If a syllogism has a particular premise, it must have a particular/universal/negative conclusion

A syllogism must have _____ terms and _____ propositions

If one premise in a syllogism is negative, then the conclusion must be affirmative/negative.

If a syllogism contains a term used ambiguously, it will often be breaking rule number _____.

If a syllogism contains an enthymeme, it is invalid because it breaks rule number two.

Which rule is the most commonly violated of Aristotle’s six rules?

A term is distributed if it is universal/particular; a term is undistributed if it is universal/particular.