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[UPDATED] i have wrong answers from 2-3, 5-6, 8 since they should be false from the Konig's world. I think my translation of qualifies are wrong....can you explain that to me?

(Describing a world) Let's try our hand describing a world using multiple quantifiers. Open Finsler's World and start a new sentence file. 11.4 1. Notice that all the small blocks are in front of all the large blocks. Use your first sentence to say this. 2. With your second sentence, point out that there's a cube that is larger than a tetra- hedron. 3. Next, say that all the cubes are in the same column. 4. Notice, however, that this is not true of the tetrahedra. So write the same sentence about the tetrahedra, but put a negation sign out front. 5. Every cube is also in a different row from every other cube, Say this. 6. Again, this isn't true of the tetrahedra, so say that it's not. 7. Notice there are different tetrahedra that are the same size. Express this fact. 8. But there aren't different cubes of the same size, so say that, too. Are all your translations true in Finsler's World? If not, try to figure out why. In fact, play around with the world and see if your first-order sentences always have the same truth values as the claims you meant to express. Check them out in Konig's World, where all of the original claims are false. Are your sentences all false? When you think you've got them right, submit your sentence file. (Describing a world) Let's try our hand describing a world using multiple quantifiers. Open Finsler's World and start a new sentence file. 11.4 1. Notice that all the small blocks are in front of all the large blocks. Use your first sentence to say this. 2. With your second sentence, point out that there's a cube that is larger than a tetra- hedron. 3. Next, say that all the cubes are in the same column. 4. Notice, however, that this is not true of the tetrahedra. So write the same sentence about the tetrahedra, but put a negation sign out front. 5. Every cube is also in a different row from every other cube, Say this. 6. Again, this isn't true of the tetrahedra, so say that it's not. 7. Notice there are different tetrahedra that are the same size. Express this fact. 8. But there aren't different cubes of the same size, so say that, too. Are all your translations true in Finsler's World? If not, try to figure out why. In fact, play around with the world and see if your first-order sentences always have the same truth values as the claims you meant to express. Check them out in Konig's World, where all of the original claims are false. Are your sentences all false? When you think you've got them right, submit your sentence file