Kahoot Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
Q

A premise is

A

The sentence that is proven or supported in an argument

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2
Q

LF: the main witness in the case said the defendant is innocent, but that dude is a criminal

A

Ad hominem

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3
Q

LF. After the crowd started chanting, the tam played better

A

Post hoc/false cause

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4
Q

LF. He thinks cost over 500 should be punished 4 allowing emissions that cause global warming

A

Strawman

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5
Q

LF. If we use one more can of hairspray this month, the world as we know it will cease to exist

A

Slippery slope

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6
Q

LF. The school handbook is never wrong. What it says is the truth.

A

Begging the ?

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7
Q

LF. Following someone’s logic all the way to the end to show the absurdity of their argument

A

Reduction ad absurdum

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8
Q

LF. Either we must ban X or the American way of life will collapse.

A

Black or White

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9
Q

LF. So when did you decide to stop using alternative medicines?

A

Loaded question

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10
Q

LF. It is really the youth who understood the need for a youth pastor

A

Poisoning the well

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11
Q

LF. Democrats think big government is the answer to every problem

A

Strawman

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12
Q

Deductive arguments move from general to specific.

True or false

A

True

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13
Q

Inductive arguments are conclusive. True or false

A

False

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14
Q

In order for an argument to be valid it has to correspond to reality

A

False

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15
Q

A deductive argument is only true if it’s premises are true

A

True

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16
Q

The position considers whether or not the logic involve in the argument is correct

A

Validity

17
Q

A categorical syllogism has 3 proposition (statements).

A

True

18
Q

This argument for gods existence is based not on observation of the world but on reason alone

A

Ontological

19
Q

This position deals with premises that correspond to reality

A

Truth

20
Q

This argument is that it takes a “purpose” to have a purpose

A

Teleological

21
Q

The argument that all people recognize that some things are right, and some are wrong

A

Moral

22
Q

This argument attempts to prove Gods existence by observing the world around us

A

Cosmological

23
Q

A proposition is

A

A sentence or statement

24
Q

An argument is

A

Interconnected sentences that give evidence of a conclusion

25
Q

An argument is when people yell at each other

A

False