Using a diagram as a test
Exercise and reference answers
- Questions
- Question
- A conclusion is valid when
- Choices
- one diagram supports it
- the premises are true
- every consistent diagram supports it
- Correct choice
- every consistent diagram supports it
- Question
- Finding one consistent diagram where it fails means
- Choices
- the argument is invalid
- the argument is valid
- nothing at all
- Correct choice
- the argument is invalid
- Question
- 'All A is B' drawn as circles gives
- Choices
- B inside A
- A inside B
- two separate circles
- Correct choice
- A inside B
Explanation
The rule that decides validity. Source: Logic: Deductive and Inductive, Carveth Read (1898), public domain.