EPIC Assessment with Complete Solutions

Opposite of Could - ANSWER-Cannot be What is the question stem? - ANSWER-Establishes the criteria for the correct answer choice First step in Logical Reasoning question - ANSWER-Identify Set of Facts vs Argument What is the next step once you've identified an argument? - ANSWER-Identify the Conclusion & Premises (Support given) Examples of words introducing Premises - ANSWER-Since Because For given that For For the reason that In that as indicated by may be inferred from as Examples of words introducing conclusions - ANSWER-therefore hence thus consequently it follows that it can be concluded that we may infer for this reason accordingly as a result so What makes an argument valid? - ANSWER-The conclusion must be true based on the / follows logically from the premises stated, assuming those premises are true. Explain false premise - ANSWER-Premises must be true or it is a flawed argument which makes the argument invalid due to false premise. Must Be True - ANSWER-Cannot be false Not Necessarily True - ANSWER-Could be False