PHIL 101 LATEST UPDATED REAL EXAM
2025 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALREADY
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Proposition
ANSWER-a statement that can still be false, Not
declarative
Deductive Argument
ANSWER-valid, to provide a guarantee of the
truth of the conclusion provided that the
argument's premises are true.
,Validity
ANSWER-the quality of being logically or
factually sound; soundness or cogency
Soundness
ANSWER-When an argument is valid and has all
true premises
Begging the Question
, ANSWER-means that someone has made a
conclusion based on a premise that lacks
support.
Conditional Proposition
ANSWER-if a then b form
Necessary conditions
ANSWER-Required to get something else,
"required"
2025 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALREADY
RATED A+
Proposition
ANSWER-a statement that can still be false, Not
declarative
Deductive Argument
ANSWER-valid, to provide a guarantee of the
truth of the conclusion provided that the
argument's premises are true.
,Validity
ANSWER-the quality of being logically or
factually sound; soundness or cogency
Soundness
ANSWER-When an argument is valid and has all
true premises
Begging the Question
, ANSWER-means that someone has made a
conclusion based on a premise that lacks
support.
Conditional Proposition
ANSWER-if a then b form
Necessary conditions
ANSWER-Required to get something else,
"required"