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What is the conclusion that can be drawn from a valid syllogism with a true consequent?
What is the conclusion that can be drawn from a valid syllogism with a true consequent?
- One or both premises in the antecedent are false (correct)
- The antecedent is only partially true
- The consequent is false
- The antecedent is necessarily true
In a syllogism, what is the term that appears in both premises but not in the conclusion?
In a syllogism, what is the term that appears in both premises but not in the conclusion?
- Minor Premise
- Middle Term (correct)
- Major Term
- Minor Term
What is the term for the premise that contains the minor term?
What is the term for the premise that contains the minor term?
- Middle Premise
- Minor Premise (correct)
- Major Premise
- Conclusion Premise
In the syllogism, what is the term that is the predicate of the conclusion?
In the syllogism, what is the term that is the predicate of the conclusion?
What can be the result of a valid syllogism with a true consequent?
What can be the result of a valid syllogism with a true consequent?
What is the term for the premise that contains the major term?
What is the term for the premise that contains the major term?
What can be concluded from a false consequent in a syllogism?
What can be concluded from a false consequent in a syllogism?
What is the term for the subject of the conclusion in a syllogism?
What is the term for the subject of the conclusion in a syllogism?
What is the term for the predicate of the conclusion in a syllogism?
What is the term for the predicate of the conclusion in a syllogism?
What can be said about the antecedent in a valid syllogism?
What can be said about the antecedent in a valid syllogism?
What is the purpose of labeling terms in a syllogism?
What is the purpose of labeling terms in a syllogism?
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