Exam 9: A Little Categorical Logic
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Use a Venn diagram to evaluate the following argument: "The moon is made of green cheese. Green cheese often stinks. So, the moon definitely stinks." This argument is
_____.
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Use a Venn diagram to evaluate the following argument: "Shakespeare is a famous author. Shakespeare wrote Macbeth. Therefore, a famous author wrote Macbeth." This argument is _____.
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If a categorical syllogism contains one "no" premise and one "some" premise, the "some" premise should be diagrammed first.
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Use a Venn diagram to evaluate the following argument: "Sherman is a Star Wars fan. All Star Wars fans are nerds. Therefore, Sherman is a nerd." This argument is _____.
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To diagram statements of the form "No S are P," we shade that portion of the S circle that overlaps with the P circle.
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In standard-form categorical statements, a word or phrase that names a class and that serves as the subject complement of a sentence is known as a(n) _____.
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Consider the following Venn diagram:
Which of the following statements best describes what this diagram conveys?

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If, after the premises have been diagrammed, inspection of a Venn diagram shows that the diagram contains all the information stated in the conclusion, then the argument is valid.
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The correct standard-form translation of "Something is a fish only if it has gills" is "_____."
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Which of the following choices is a common stylistic variant of the statement "No Democrats are Republicans"?
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No standard-form categorical statement begins with the word "if."
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To diagram statements of the form "Some S are not P," we place an X in that portion of the S circle that overlaps with the P circle.
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All standard-form categorical statements begin with the quantifiers _____.
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_____ is a linking verb that serves to join the subject term with the predicate term in a standard-form categorical statement.
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The statement "Several candy bars are bad for you" means the same thing as "Some candy bars are not bad for you."
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The correct standard-form translation of "Not every person who is a lawyer is wealthy" is "_____."
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A categorical statement is one that makes a claim about the relationship between _____.
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