Exam 1: Thinking Critically
Exam 1: Thinking Critically195 Questions
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Determine the truth of the premises, discuss the strength of the argument, and assess the truth of the conclusion.
-Premise: I get lower grades than my best friend in math, chemistry, and English.
Conclusion: My friend is smarter than I am.
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Use your knowledge of the listed sets to draw a A Venn diagram illustrating the relationships among them.
-real numbers, integers, positive numbers, negative numbers, irrational numbers
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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.
-There are 25 letters in the English alphabet or the letter c is a vowel.
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Determine whether the statement is a proposition.
-Do you like this color?
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Identify the type of argument and determine its validity with a Venn diagram.
-Premise: If you try hard, then you will succeed.
Premise: You did not try hard.
Conclusion: You will not succeed.
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Draw a Venn diagram for the given sets. In words, explain why you drew one set as a subset of the other, disjoint sets, oroverlapping sets.
-astronauts and fathers
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Write the negation of the proposition.
-Some athletes are musicians.
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The statement connects two individual propositions with the word and. State whether the entire statement is true or false,and explain why.
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A seemingly simple argument is given. Identify at least two hidden assumptions.
-We should not vote for the incumbent because he has already been in office for three
consecutive terms.
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Identify the type of argument and determine its validity with a Venn diagram.
-Premise: If you are hot, then you will sweat.
Premise: James is hot.
Conclusion: James will sweat.
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Analyze the situation and explain how you would make a decision.
-Your current cell phone company charges $30 per month for unlimited minutes. Another
company charges $20 per month for the first 500 minutes plus 5¢ a minute for any
additional minutes. Should you keep your current service or switch to the other company?
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Draw a Venn diagram to represent the given information.
-Patients in a (hypothetical)hospital on a single day were taking antibiotics (A), blood pressure medication (BP), and pain medication (P)in the following numbers: A only 11 A and BP only 14 BP only 7 A and P only 26 P only 23 BP and P only 19 None 5 All three 20 Draw a three-circle Venn diagram that summarizes the results in the table.
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Draw a Venn diagram for the given sets. In words, explain why you drew one set as a subset of the other, disjoint sets, oroverlapping sets.
-even numbers and odd numbers
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Determine the truth of the premises, discuss the strength of the argument, and assess the truth of the conclusion.
-Premise: Monday is one of the days of the week.
Premise: Thursday is one of the days of the week.
Premise: Saturday is one of the days of the week.
Conclusion: All the days of the week have names that end in "day."
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Solve the problem.
-The following Venn diagram describes the desserts people ordered at a party. Use it to determine how many people ordered cake. 
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The statement contains a double or multiple negation. Analyze the statement, explaining what it means.
-The House of Representatives voted to override the veto of the communications bill.
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Choose the first set in the list natural numbers, whole numbers, integers, rational numbers, and real numbers thatdescribes the following number.
-5.7
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Analyze the situation and explain how you would make a decision.
-You need a rental car for four days. The daily rate is $20 per day plus 20¢ per mile. The
weekly rate is $100, and mileage is included. Which is the better option?
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Provide an appropriate response.
-IRS guidelines state that a married person under 65 years of age who can be claimed as a
dependent on another person's tax return must file a return if
(i)unearned income was over $750; or
(ii)earned income was over $3925; or
(iii)total of earned and unearned income was at least $5 and your spouse files a separate
return and itemizes deductions; or
(iv)total of earned and unearned income was more than the greater of
a)$750; or
b)earned income (up to $3675)plus $250.
Julia is 45 years old and can be claimed as a dependent by her father. She had earned
income of $3800 and unearned income of $200. Julia's husband Bret files a separate return
but does not itemize deductions. Must Julia file a return? Explain.
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Determine whether the statement is true or false.
-If Florida is in the United States, then all rectangles are squares.
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