A<br/>valid argument must be a sound argument, but a sound argument is not<br/>necessarily a valid argument.
A<br/>valid argument must be a sound argument, but a sound argument is not<br/>necessarily a valid argument.
The<br/>same statement cannot be a premise in one argument and a conclusion<br/>in a second argument.
The<br/>same statement cannot be a premise in one argument and a conclusion<br/>in a second argument.
What does the claim in the argument refer to? A: An opinion yet to be proven. B: The supporting materials. C: The logic within the argument.
What does the claim in the argument refer to? A: An opinion yet to be proven. B: The supporting materials. C: The logic within the argument.
When debaters examine an argument internally, they are trying to decide whether or not it meets the criteria for a good argument. Which one of the following is NOT the criterion for a good argument? A: Relevance. B: Sufficiency. C: Acceptability. D: Popularity.
When debaters examine an argument internally, they are trying to decide whether or not it meets the criteria for a good argument. Which one of the following is NOT the criterion for a good argument? A: Relevance. B: Sufficiency. C: Acceptability. D: Popularity.
Can you identify the logical fallacy in this argument? "God would want us to be honest, so honesty is the most important value of human beings. A: Non-testable hypothesis. B: Circular argument. C: The Strawman Argument. D: Oversimplification.
Can you identify the logical fallacy in this argument? "God would want us to be honest, so honesty is the most important value of human beings. A: Non-testable hypothesis. B: Circular argument. C: The Strawman Argument. D: Oversimplification.
Can you identify the logical fallacy in this argument? "Everybody knows that we can’t make a proper decision when we are angry. " A: Argument from authority. B: False dilemma. C: Argumentum ad Populum. D: Circular argument.
Can you identify the logical fallacy in this argument? "Everybody knows that we can’t make a proper decision when we are angry. " A: Argument from authority. B: False dilemma. C: Argumentum ad Populum. D: Circular argument.
Which of the following occasions has a formal debate? A: Family argument. B: Friends' argument. C: Criminal court argument. D: Air stewardess and passengers' argument.
Which of the following occasions has a formal debate? A: Family argument. B: Friends' argument. C: Criminal court argument. D: Air stewardess and passengers' argument.
What is a priori argument?? an argument that is based on an assumed principle or fact|an argument that is based on actual observed facts|an argument that is proposed by a historian|noun of the above
What is a priori argument?? an argument that is based on an assumed principle or fact|an argument that is based on actual observed facts|an argument that is proposed by a historian|noun of the above
Argument identification and argument analysis cannot be separated very
Argument identification and argument analysis cannot be separated very
“A because B” is always an argument.
“A because B” is always an argument.