WorksheetsMaking Inferences
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 9mins
Properties of inductive reasoning
Logically false. May or may not be Realistically true
Logically true. Realistically true
Logically false. Realistically true
Logically true. May or may not be Realistically true
Properties of deductive reasoning
Logically false. May or may not be Realistically true
Logically true. Realistically true
Logically false. Realistically true
Logically true. May or may not be Realistically true
Statement 1: Mango is a fruit.
Statement 2: The box is full of fruits.
Conclusion: The box is full of mangoes.
Inductive reasoning
Deductive reasoning
Inductivity
Deductivity
Statement 1: All mangoes are a fruits.
Statement 2: All fruits have seeds.
Conclusion: Mangoes have seeds.
Inductive reasoning
Deductive reasoning
Inductivity
Deductivity
Conjectures, like theorems, have been proven to be true.
True
False
For a conjecture to be true, it must be true...
in most cases.
in all cases.
on Thursday mornings.
at least once.
Induce the next number in the sequence. 1, -1, 2, -2, 3, ___
How many squares are in Figure 4?
10
11
12
13
14
A top down approach means:
Premises are drawn from conclusions
Conclusions cannot be drawn.
When you start by analyzing the top of the poem.
Conclusions are drawn from premises
Induction depends on _while deduction intends to obtain _.
certainty, probability
probabilities, certainty
metaphors, similes.
free verse, sonnets.
What is the main difference between induction and deduction?
The goal or intent: one aims to determine certainty while the other intends to produce valid arguments.
One is cool, the other one is lame.
They are similiar in the fact they are both useful to make inferences.
