PHIL 201 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Takers, Logical Form, Deductive Reasoning

• School: University of Victoria
• Department: Philosophy
• Course: PHIL 201
• Professor: Carrie Lynne Yvonne Klatt

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Answer the following questions in the space provided. If it is an argument then identify the conclusion. why/why not -> give the de nition of an argument. It would be immoral and selfish not to use animals in research today, given the harm that could accrue to future generations if such research were halted. If it is an argument then identify the conclusion. into cults, not trying to convince us that the rst statement is non-argument (explanation)-> telling is why people are getting. There are a lot of people getting into weird mystical cults lately. It must be because they are disappointed with traditional religions. true: write the argument in standard form. Include any suppressed premises or suppressed conclusions. standard form: pick out premises, draw a line and put the conclusion underneath. Susan refuses to work on sundays, which shows that she is lazy and inflexible: indicate whether the given passage follows a common argument form.