Lesson 27-29

Question 1

Immediate Inference

Answer 1

A statement that can be inferred from another statement

Question 2

Converse

Answer 2

Switches the subject and the predicate (E,I)

Question 3

Obverse

Answer 3

Changes the statement to its opposite quality and changes the predicate to its complement

Question 4

Complement

Answer 4

P is non P (opposite)
(Ex. All S is P = No S is non-P)

Question 5

Contrapositive

Answer 5

Switches the subject the subject and predicate and changes both terms to their complements (A,O)

Question 6

Singular statements

Answer 6

Refers to a single, place, or thing

Question 7

Indefinite statement

Answer 7

Missing the qualifiers (All, No, Some-consider context)

Question 8

Hypothetical statements

Answer 8

“If… then” statements (universal)

Question 9

Inclusive statements

Answer 9

Words that include broad range of things in a statement

Question 10

Exclusive statements

Answer 10

Words that set limits to things in a statement

Question 11

Exclusive statements

Answer 11

Words that set limits to things in a statement