Conditional Logic Flashcards

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Q

“All” and “Every” introduce ___________ condition.

A

Sufficient

Everyone who lives in CA lives in the US
All who live in CA live in the US

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The word “only” introduces ___________ condition.

A

Necessary

Only those who live in the US live in CA

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3
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The phrase “only if” introduces the ____________ condition

A

Necessary

You live in CA only if you live in the US

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4
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The phrase “the only” introduces the ___________ condition

A

Sufficient

The only people who live in CA are those who live in the US

Those who live in the US are the only people who live in CA

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The word “when” introduces the ___________ condition

A

Sufficient

Jenn studies when she feels good

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The word “always” introduces the _____________ condition

A

Necessary

Mammals always breath oxygen

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7
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Which conditions are introduced by “no/are” statements?

A

Are introduces sufficient

No introduces negation of necessary condition

No bacteria are eukaryotes

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The word “never” precedes the _________ condition

A

negation of the necessary

Chickens never fly

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No/are statements:

Which condition does “are” introduce?

A

Sufficient Condition

No Bacteria are Eukaryotes

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No/are statements:

Which condition does “no” introduce?

A

Negation of the Necessary Condition

No Bacteria are Eukaryotes

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Which condition is introduced by the word “unless”?

A

negation of the sufficient condition

Unless = if not

You can’t improve your LSAT score unless you study diligently

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