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introduction to logic
A Concise Introduction to Logic 13th edition Patrick J. Hurley, Lori Watson - Solutions
Some cases of road rage are episodes that end in tragedy.In the following categorical propositions identify the quantifier, subject term, copula, and predicate term.
No fast-food restaurants are establishments that promote public health.In the following categorical propositions identify the quantifier, subject term, copula, and predicate term.
All occasions of civil disobedience are protests that should be tolerated.In the following categorical propositions identify the quantifier, subject term, copula, and predicate term.
Some universities that emphasize research are not institutions that neglect undergraduate education.In the following categorical propositions identify the quantifier, subject term, copula, and predicate term.
No sexeducation courses that are taught competently are programs that are currently eroding public morals.In the following categorical propositions identify the quantifier, subject term, copula, and predicate term.
Some artificial hearts are mechanisms that are prone to failure.In the following categorical propositions identify the quantifier, subject term, copula, and predicate term.
All trials in which a coerced confession is read to the jury are trials in which a guilty verdict can be reversed.In the following categorical propositions identify the quantifier, subject term, copula, and predicate term.
Some preachers who are intolerant of others’ beliefs are not television evangelists.In the following categorical propositions identify the quantifier, subject term, copula, and predicate term.
All oil-based paints are products that contribute to photochemical smog.In the following categorical propositions identify the quantifier, subject term, copula, and predicate term.
No stressful jobs are occupations conducive to a healthy lifestyle.In the following categorical propositions identify the quantifier, subject term, copula, and predicate term.
Some executive pay packages are insults to ordinary workers.In the following categorical propositions identify the quantifier, subject term, copula, and predicate term.
Create the following defective lexical definitions:1. A definition of “hexagon” that is too broad2. A definition of “scarf ” that is too narrow3. A definition of “corporeal” that is negative4. A definition of “butcher knife” that is circular
Wine is an alcoholic beverage made from grapes.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Pen” means an instrument used for writing on paper.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
Animal: a living creature corporeal, distinct, on the one side, from pure spirit, on the other, from pure matterCriticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Diet” means like when you cut back on your calories.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Anchorperson” means an electronic media guru who has great looks but less-than-average intelligence and who brings canned news to people incapable of reading a newspaper.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
Mackerel: a sea-fish.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Soap” means saponified glyceride.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Clock” means a manufactured device featuring two pointers that rotate past a set of numerals ranging from 1 to 12.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
History is the unfolding of miscalculations.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
History is the unfolding of miscalculations.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
Tobacco is a plant grown in the southeastern United States that, when enjoyed in the form of cigars and cigarettes, produces a most delightful and satisfying taste and aroma.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
A cello is a stringed musical instrument played with a bow.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Gammon” means, in backgammon, a victory in which one player defeats another before he can remove any of his men from the board.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Faith” means reason succumbing to insecurity.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Schooner” means sort of like a sailboat.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
Faith is the bird that sings when the dawn is still dark.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
An organic substance is any substance that is not inorganic.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Normal” means an attribute possessed by people who are able to get on in the world.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
Puberty: the time in life in which the two sexes begin first to be acquainted.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Safety” means a play in which a player grounds the ball behind his own goal line when the ball was caused to cross the goal line by his own team.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
A carpenter’s square is a square used by a carpenter.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
Satire is a kind of glass, wherein beholders do generally discover everybody’s face but their own.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
A house is a structure made of wood or stone intended for human habitation.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Truculent” is if you’re cruel or fierce.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Truculent” is if you’re cruel or fierce.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Truculent” is if you’re cruel or fierce.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Truculent” is if you’re cruel or fierce.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
Logic is the study of arguments including definitions.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Wood” means fibrous, lignified cellulose.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
Feminism is a militant movement originated by a group of deviant women for the purpose of undermining the natural distinction between the sexes.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
A symphony is a musical piece written for full orchestra.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Intelligence” means whatever is measured by an IQ test.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
A theist is anyone who is not an atheist or an agnostic.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“iPhone” means a handheld electronic device having an LCD screen and a single toggle button at the bottom of the face.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Semantics” is when somebody studies words.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
A cynic is a person who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
A cynic is a person who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Birdie” means sinking the ball in one stroke under par.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
“Elusory” means elusive.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
A sculpture is a three-dimensional image made of marble.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
A sculpture is a three-dimensional image made of marble.Criticize the following definitions in light of the eight rules for lexical definitions:
Create the following definitions:1. A demonstrative definition for the word “sky”2. An enumerative definition for the word “novel”3. A synonymous definition for the word “bumbershoot”4. A definition by subclass for the word “sport”5. An etymological definition for the word
“Musical composition” means something such as a symphony, a concerto, a sonata, or a toccata.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions
“Done” means, in reference to a baking cake, that a wooden toothpick poked into the center comes out clean.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions,
“Truck” means a vehicle used for hauling.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and difference.
“Truck” means a vehicle used for hauling.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and difference.
“Tale” is a word that derives from the Old English word talu, which means talk.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and
“Error” means mistake.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and difference.
“Professional person” means a person such as a doctor, a lawyer, a professor, or an architect.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or
“Professional person” means a person such as a doctor, a lawyer, a professor, or an architect.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or
“Philosopher” means someone such as Plato, Aristotle, Descartes, or Kant.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and
An “electric current” flows in a circuit if and only if an ammeter connected in series with the circuit shows a reading.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational
“Oak” mean“Rapier” means sword.s a tree that bears acorns.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and difference.
“Oak” means a tree that bears acorns.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and difference.
Tree” means this, and this, and this (as you point to several trees).Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and difference.
“Language” means something such as French, German, Spanish, or English.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and
“Prime number” means a number greater than one that is divisible only by itself and one.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by
“Facade” means face.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and difference.
“Poignant” is a word derived from the Latin word pungere, which means prick, pierce, or sting.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or
“Insect” means something such as a fly, an ant, a wasp, or a caterpillar.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and
A substance is “translucent” if and only if when held up to a strong light some of the light comes through.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions,
“Hurricane” means a storm having constant winds of at least 74 miles per hour that originates at sea.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or
“Mountain” means something such as Everest, Rainier, Whitney, or McKinley.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and
“Mountain” means something such as Everest, Rainier, Whitney, or McKinley.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and
“Universe” originates from the Latin word universus, which means whole or entire.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus
“Hot” means, for an electric iron, that your wetted finger sizzles when placed momentarily in contact with it.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational
“Dessert” means something such as pie, cake, cookies, or ice-cream sundaes.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and
“Painting” means something like da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, van Gogh’s Starry Night, Botticelli’s Birth of Venus, or Rembrandt’s Night Watch.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological
“House” means this:Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and difference.
"Neophyte” means beginner.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and difference.
“Angel” is a word that originates from the Greek word angelos, which means messenger.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by
“State” means something such as Ohio, Arkansas, Minnesota, and Tennessee.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and
A triangle is “equilateral” if and only if a compass, when placed sequentially on two vertices and properly adjusted, strikes through the other two vertices.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions,
“Hammer” means a tool used for pounding.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and difference.
“Plant” means something such as a tree, a flower, a vine, or a cactus.Determine whether the following are demonstrative definitions, enumerative definitions, definitions by subclass, synonymous definitions, etymological definitions, operational definitions, or definitions by genus and
Create the following definitions:1. A stipulative definition for a new word you have invented2. A precising definition for the word “loud”3. A persuasive definition for the word “terrorist”4. A theoretical definition for the word “atom”
The following exercises involve constructing definitions:1. Invent stipulative definitions for two new words that you wish to introduce into the language for the first time.2. Construct lexical definitions for “capital” and “depression,” and indicate two different meanings for each.3.
“Bimboy” means a boy who is a total airhead.Determine whether the following definitions are stipulative, lexical, precising, theoretical, or persuasive.
“Obelisk” means an upright, four-sided pillar that terminates in a pyramid; a dagger.Determine whether the following definitions are stipulative, lexical, precising, theoretical, or persuasive.
“Television” means the electronic medium that keeps an entire nation of viewers in a state of seminarcosis by feeding them a steady stream of inane drivel.Determine whether the following definitions are stipulative, lexical, precising, theoretical, or persuasive.
“Assault” means, for legal purposes, an intentional and unprivileged act resulting in the apprehension of an immediate harmful or offensive contact.Determine whether the following definitions are stipulative, lexical, precising, theoretical, or persuasive.
“Assault” means, for legal purposes, an intentional and unprivileged act resulting in the apprehension of an immediate harmful or offensive contact.Determine whether the following definitions are stipulative, lexical, precising, theoretical, or persuasive.
“Gravity” means a force that results from the universal attraction that every particle of matter has for every other particle, and which varies directly with the mass of the particles and inversely with the square of the distance between them.Determine whether the following definitions are
“Recession” means, for purposes of the National Bureau of Economic Research, two consecutive quarters of negative growth in real GNP or in aggregate output for the entire economy.Determine whether the following definitions are stipulative, lexical, precising, theoretical, or persuasive.
“Intractable” means not easily governed; obstinate; unruly; not disposed to be taught.Determine whether the following definitions are stipulative, lexical, precising, theoretical, or persuasive.
“Intractable” means not easily governed; obstinate; unruly; not disposed to be taught.Determine whether the following definitions are stipulative, lexical, precising, theoretical, or persuasive.
“Ramster” means an animal produced by crossbreeding a rat with a hamster.Determine whether the following definitions are stipulative, lexical, precising, theoretical, or persuasive.
“Gene” means the hereditary unit that occupies a fixed chromosomal locus, which through transcription has a specific effect on phenotype and which can mutate to various allelic forms.Determine whether the following definitions are stipulative, lexical, precising, theoretical, or persuasive.
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