Exam 1: Thinking Critically
Exam 1: Thinking Critically195 Questions
Exam 2: Approaches to Problem Solving149 Questions
Exam 3: Numbers in the Real World290 Questions
Exam 4: Managing Money262 Questions
Exam 5: Statistical Reasoning230 Questions
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Solve the problem.
-The following Venn diagram describes the optional features ordered by new telephone customers in a certain region. Use it to determine how many customers ordered call waiting. 
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A categorical proposition is given. If it is not already in standard form, rephrase it. State the subject and predicate sets,and draw a Venn diagram for the proposition. Label all regions of the diagram clearly.
-All horses are animals.
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Use braces to write the members of the set, or state that the set has no members.
-The integers from 6 to 10 (inclusive)
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Draw a Venn diagram to represent the given information.
-There are 12 girls and 15 boys in a kindergarten class. 8 of the girls and 10 of the boys are
right handed.
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Two statements are listed in which p, q, and r represent propositions. Are the two statements logically equivalent?
-not (p and q); (not p)and (not q)
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A categorical proposition is given. If it is not already in standard form, rephrase it. State the subject and predicate sets,and draw a Venn diagram for the proposition. Label all regions of the diagram clearly.
-Some dogs are adorable.
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The statement connects two individual propositions with the word or. State whether the entire statement is true or false,and explain why.
-Cats reads books or dogs bark.
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Decide whether the statement makes sense. Explain your reasoning.
-Insurance policy A costs $250 and has no deductible. Insurance policy B costs $275 and has
a $500 yearly deductible. Candace thinks the extra $25 per month is worth it to get the
$500 deductible, so she buys policy B.
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State whether or is being used in the exclusive or inclusive sense in the given statement.
-The prize is a new car or $10,000 cash.
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A reason for a particular political position is given. There may be other issues that are left unstated. Identify at least oneunstated issue that could be the "real issue" of concern.
-The dictator of a foreign country has enacted a ban on all firearms, citing prevention of
accidental deaths among children as the rationale.
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Draw a Venn diagram to represent the given information.
-In a survey of 80 pet owners, 50 had a dog, 33 had a cat, and 12 had both a cat and a dog.
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A reason for a particular political position is given. There may be other issues that are left unstated. Identify at least oneunstated issue that could be the "real issue" of concern.
-I think term limits should be enacted for the Senate. A senator should not be allowed to
serve more than two consecutive terms, because professional politicians become too
focused on getting reelected.
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A seemingly simple argument is given. Identify at least two hidden assumptions.
-The campfire should be extinguished before we go fishing because the park ranger can cite
us for illegal activities.
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Decide whether the statement makes sense. Explain your reasoning.
-I am very upset because the results of my biopsy were not positive for cancer.
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Use your knowledge of the listed sets to draw a A Venn diagram illustrating the relationships among them.
-clothes, shirts, pants, shoes, fancy duds
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A categorical proposition is given. If it is not already in standard form, rephrase it. State the subject and predicate sets,and draw a Venn diagram for the proposition. Label all regions of the diagram clearly.
-Some singers are not children.
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Analyze the situation and explain how you would make a decision.
-Betty has to go to New Orleans on business. If she flies there and back on the same day her
round trip airfare will cost $700. If she stays overnight, her round trip airfare will cost $400,
her hotel will cost $100, and three extra meals will cost $75.
Which is the better option?
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Determine whether the statement is true or false.
-If Florida is in the United States, then all squares are rectangles.
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Solve the problem.
-The following Venn diagram describes the types of cookies in a bakery. Use it to determine how many chocolate chip cookies do not also have walnuts. 
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Rephrase the statement as a conditional proposition with the form "if p, then q."
-Having a computer is necessary for taking this class.
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