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Using a diagram as a test

Exercise and reference answers

Questions
  1. Question
    A conclusion is valid when
    Choices
    1. one diagram supports it
    2. the premises are true
    3. every consistent diagram supports it
    Correct choice
    every consistent diagram supports it
  2. Question
    Finding one consistent diagram where it fails means
    Choices
    1. the argument is invalid
    2. the argument is valid
    3. nothing at all
    Correct choice
    the argument is invalid
  3. Question
    'All A is B' drawn as circles gives
    Choices
    1. B inside A
    2. A inside B
    3. two separate circles
    Correct choice
    A inside B

Explanation

The rule that decides validity. Source: Logic: Deductive and Inductive, Carveth Read (1898), public domain.
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