Section C: Evaluating Arguments

For each argument check all and only the terms that apply. If you check Defeated, tell me why its defeated for you. If you check Unreasonable Premise, tell me which premise is unreasonable and why that premise is unreasonable for you.

(1) The number of hairs on Donald Trumps head is either even-numbered or odd-numbered.

(2) The number of hairs on Donald Trumps head is not even-numbered.

(3) Therefore, the number of hairs on Donald Trumps head is odd-numbered.

Deductively valid Inductively cogent Ill-formed Well-formed Deductively strong Inductively Strong Weak Defeated Unreasonable Premise_

(1) Most Canadian people are not over 7 feet tall.

(2) The next person you see when you exist your house (or whatever building you are in while you are writing this test) will be a Canadian person.

(3) Therefore, that person will not be over 7 feet tall.

Deductively valid Inductively cogent Ill-formed Well-formed Deductively strong Inductively Strong Weak Defeated Unreasonable Premise

(1) All Canadian Prime Ministers are people with Canadian passports.

(2) Most people with Canadian passports are Canadian citizens.

(3) Therefore, all Canadian Prime Ministers are Canadian citizens.

Deductively valid Inductively cogent Ill-formed Well-formed Deductively strong Inductively Strong Weak Defeated Unreasonable Premise