Chapter 3

Question 1

Vagueness

Answer 1

Not enough information

Question 2

What is the difference between ambiguity

Answer 2

Unknown

Question 3

Analytic statements can be called what?

Answer 3

Logical trues

Question 4

What can a contradictory statement be called?

Answer 4

Cannot be true

Logical falsehood

Question 5

Synthetic statement is what?

Answer 5

Statement depended on the meaning of the word can be false or true. Depends on meaning

Question 6

What is a necessary condition?

Answer 6

You must have the quality in order for something to be solid

Question 7

Sufficient condition is what?

Answer 7

It’s just enough to get by

Question 8

Is being an animal a necessary or sufficient condition to being a human?

Answer 8

Necessary

Question 9

You talk back one more time and your grounded

That is a sufficient or necessary condition?

Answer 9

Sufficient

Question 10

What is the fallacies approach?

Answer 10

Identifying all the specific fallacies

Question 11

Define logical strength

Answer 11

If the or

Question 12

What is logical strenght?

Answer 12

If the premises are true then the really would suppor the conclusion

Question 13

What is logical soundness

Answer 13

1) the argument is logically strong

2) it really does have a true premise

Question 14

What is a strong premises with true evidences

Answer 14

This is soundness

Question 15

What is criteria for a sound argument?

Answer 15

Acceptability
Relevance
Adequacy

Question 16

What is acceptability

Answer 16

Assuming you’ve determined that an argument is strong then ask after th truth of the premises
When you can’t prove beyond a doubt the truth of a premises ask whether it’s acceptable

Question 17

What is relevance?

Answer 17

Perhaps the most important
The premise must be relevant to the conclusion
Just having true premises is not enough they still have to be relevant to the conclusion

Question 18

What are the Sven rules for assessing arguments?

Answer 18

Identity the main conclusion 
Identify the premises 
Indent the Structure of the argument 
Check the acceptability 
Relevance 
Adequacy 
Consider counter argument s

Question 19

What does Finis mean?

Answer 19

Look up