1. If a = c and b = c, what kinds of new statements can you make? A: If a = c and b = c, then a = b. B: If a = 1, then b = 1. C: If b = 2, then a = 1. B A C A and C A and B 2. Which of the following is a logic proposition? A: Sam only eats square foods B: Once upon a time C: Circles roll A and B B C A and C A 3. If the following two propositions are true, which is a true statement? Theresa loves dogs. Spot is a dog. If Theresa loves dogs, then Spot loves Theresa. If Spot is a dog, then Theresa loves Spot. If Spot is a dog, then Theresa hates Spot. If Theresa loves dogs, then Spot hates Theresa. If Spot is a dog, then Theresa loves dogs. 4. Triangles have 180 degrees in total, and squares are two triangles put together. What can you say about the total degrees of a square? If squares are two triangles put together, then triangles have 180 degrees in total. If triangles have 180 degrees in total, then squares have 360 degrees in total. If squares are two triangles put together, then squares equal two triangles. If triangles have 180 degrees in total, then squares are two triangles put together. If triangles have 180 degrees in total, then squares have 180 degrees in total. 5. If x = 1 and y = 2, what can be said about z if z = xy? If z = xy, then z = 2. If z = xy, then x = 2. If z = xy, then z = 3. If z = xy, then x = 1. If x = 1 and y = 2, then x = zy