Evaluate the following arguments. State whether they are strong or weak. If weak, state why you think this is the case.

For each you should check (but you don't need to state):

1. whether the premises are true,
2. to see if the sample is large enough,
3. if the sample is representative,
4. if the sample is current (up-to-date), and
5. whether the conclusion is adequately supported by the premises given.

6. It seems that whenever I drop a piece of toast, it falls buttered side down. Id better eat in the kitchen because if I eat in the living room and drop my toast, it will most likely leave a grease mark from the butter on the carpet.