Exam 5: Categorical Syllogisms

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Syllogistic Form 2A Given the following syllogistic form: All M are P. All M are S.   Some S are P. -For Syllogistic Form 2A, after filling in the Venn diagram, Syllogistic Form 2A Given the following syllogistic form: All M are P. All M are S.   Some S are P. -For Syllogistic Form 2A, after filling in the Venn diagram,

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Syllogism 2A Given the following syllogism: Some uncontaminated salads are healthy meals, for some appetizing foods are contaminated salads, and all unhealthy meals are unappetizing foods. -After reducing the number of terms in Syllogism 2A, the conclusion is:

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Syllogism 3D Given the following syllogism: Edward gets angry whenever customers complain. Thus, Edward must have been angry yesterday, because customers were complaining yesterday. -For Syllogism 3D, the minor premise is:

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Given the following enthymeme: Religions are dangerous if they lead to violence, and fundamentalist religions lead to violence. The statement needed to convert the enthymeme into a valid syllogism is:

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Given the following syllogism: All unicorns are horses. No tigers are horses. No tigers are unicorns. This syllogism is:

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Syllogistic Form 1F Given the following syllogistic form: No P are M.  No S are M No S are P. \frac{\text { No } S \text { are } \mathrm{M}}{\text { No } S \text { are } P \text {. }} -For Syllogistic Form 1F, after filling in the Venn diagram,  Syllogistic Form 1F Given the following syllogistic form: No P are M.  \frac{\text { No } S \text { are } \mathrm{M}}{\text { No } S \text { are } P \text {. }}  -For Syllogistic Form 1F, after filling in the Venn diagram,

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Syllogistic Form 5H Given the following syllogistic form: All P\mathrm { P } are M\mathrm { M } .  All S are M. All S are P.\frac{\text { All S are M.}}{\text { All S are P.}} -For Syllogistic Form 5H, the answer from the Boolean standpoint is:

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Syllogistic Form 3A Given the following syllogistic form: No P are MM . All Mare S. No S are P.‾\overline{\text{No S are \(P\).}} -For Syllogistic Form 3A, the mood and figure is:

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Syllogistic Form 5C Given the following syllogistic form: No P are M. All S are M.   Some S are not P. -For Syllogistic Form 5C, the answer from the Boolean standpoint is:

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Sorites 1I Given the following sorites: Some M are H. All G are Q. All S are G.  No H are Q. Some M are not S.\frac{\text { No H are Q.}}{\text { Some M are not S.}} -For Sorites 1I, the second intermediate conclusion is:

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Syllogism 2C Given the following syllogism: No dogs that do not love children are reliable watchdogs, since all dogs that don't bite are unreliable watchdogs, and no dogs that love children are dogs that bite. -After reducing the number of terms in Syllogism 2C, the conclusion is:

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Syllogistic Form 2H Given the following syllogistic form: No P are M. All S are M. Some S are not P. \frac{\text {All S are M. }}{\text {Some S are not P. }} -For Syllogistic Form 2H, the mood and figure is:

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Syllogistic Form 2I Given the following syllogistic form: No P are M.  Some S are M .  Some S are not P . \frac{\text { Some S are M . }}{\text { Some S are not P . }} -For Syllogistic Form 2I, the mood and figure is:

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Syllogistic Form 3I Given the following syllogistic form: Some M are not P.  Some S are M .  Some S are not P . \frac{\text { Some S are M . }}{\text { Some S are not P . }} -For Syllogistic Form 3I, after filling in the Venn diagram,  Syllogistic Form 3I Given the following syllogistic form: Some M are not P.  \frac{\text { Some S are M . }}{\text { Some S are not P . }}  -For Syllogistic Form 3I, after filling in the Venn diagram,

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Syllogistic Form 1G Given the following syllogistic form: All M \mathrm{M} are P \mathrm{P} . Some S \mathrm{S} are M \mathrm{M} . Some S are notP‾\overline {\text{Some S are not} \mathrm{P}} . -For Syllogistic Form 1G, after filling in the Venn diagram,  Syllogistic Form 1G Given the following syllogistic form: All   \mathrm{M}   are   \mathrm{P}  .  Some   \mathrm{S}   are   \mathrm{M}  .   \overline {\text{Some S are not} \mathrm{P}}  . -For Syllogistic Form 1G, after filling in the Venn diagram,

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Given the following sorites: Some M are R. All R are H. All H are D.  No K are D.  Some K are not M\frac{\text { No } K \text { are D. }}{\text { Some } \mathrm{K} \text { are not } \mathrm{M}} This sorites is:

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Syllogism 4F Given the following syllogism: Only those students who were invited are going to the party. Hence, since a few freshmen were not invited, there are freshmen who are not going to the party. -For Syllogism 4F, the minor premise is:

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Syllogistic Form 5G Given the following syllogistic form: Some P are M.  No M are S.  Some S are P. \frac{\text { No } \mathrm{M} \text { are } \mathrm{S} \text {. }}{\text { Some } \mathrm{S} \text { are } \mathrm{P} \text {. }} -For Syllogistic Form 5G, the correct mood and figure is:

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Sorites 1C Given the following sorites: All G are B. Some S are T. No G are K. No T are B.   Some K are not S. -For Sorites 1C, the second intermediate conclusion is:

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Syllogism 2D Given the following syllogism: Some low class characters are not people with money, so some people without money are not honest souls, since no dishonest souls are high class characters. -For Syllogism 2D, the minor premise is:

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