Varieties

Question 1

Abbreviated syllogism. One of the premises js omitted, either the makor premise or the minor premise

The type of reasoning which is common. The typical way we communicate.

Answer 1

Enthymeme

Question 2

Categorical syllogism which has an explanation added to one or both its premises

Answer 2

Epichereme

Question 3

Several syllogisms connected together in a way the conclusion of the preceding becomes the premise of the following one

Answer 3

Polysyllogism

Question 4

Shorthened polysyllogism where the predicate of the first proposition becomes the subject of the second; the predicate of the second becomes the subject of the third and so forth.

Also calltes ARISTOTELIAN

Answer 4

Sorites

Question 5

The subject of the first becomes the predicate of the second and so on

Answer 5

Goclenian sorites