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What is the chief concern of logic?
What is the chief concern of logic?
- Explaining the concept of premise and conclusion
- Analyzing declarative sentences
- Defining and describing arguments (correct)
- Understanding truth and falsity
How does the text define an argument from a logical point of view?
How does the text define an argument from a logical point of view?
- A group of declarative sentences with multiple conclusions
- A group of declarative sentences that can never be false
- A group of statements that support each other (correct)
- A group of statements that are always true
What is the primary requirement for a passage to be qualified as an argument?
What is the primary requirement for a passage to be qualified as an argument?
- Having statements with varying truth-values
- Combining two or more questions
- Combining two or more statements (correct)
- Containing only declarative sentences
Which type of sentence has a truth-value of either true or false?
Which type of sentence has a truth-value of either true or false?
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What is the truth-value of a statement?
What is the truth-value of a statement?
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What is the term for a group of statements, one or more of which are claimed to provide support for another?
What is the term for a group of statements, one or more of which are claimed to provide support for another?
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