STIMULUS TYPE

Question 1

Argument

Answer 1

Premises and Conclusion

Question 2

Premise Set

Answer 2

Non-contradictory premises

Question 3

Paradox

Answer 3

Contradictory Premises

Question 4

Debate

Answer 4

Two Speakers

Question 5

CLIR

Answer 5

Debate - Controversy
Argument - Loophole
Premise Set - Inference
Paradox - Resolution

Question 6

Must/Cannot

Answer 6

(Certainty)
Must: Always, every single time, no exceptions
Cannot: never, impossible in any circumstance, no way

Question 7

Could/Not Necessarily

Answer 7

(Possibility)
Could: Possible, can, there’s a chance, maybe, might encompass something both unlikely and likely, may or may not.
Not Necessarily: Doesn’t have to be the case, literally “not must”, could be an exception, not guaranteed

Question 8

Negation of Not Necessarily True

Answer 8

Must be True

Question 9

What is equivalent to Could be True

Answer 9

Not Necessarily False

Question 10

What is the negation of Cannot be False

Answer 10

Could be False

Question 11

What is equivalent of Cannot be True

Answer 11

Must be False

Question 12

What is the negation of Must be True

Answer 12

Not Necessarily True

Question 13

What is equivalent of Not Necessarily False

Answer 13

Could be True