MMW - Pre Midterm Practice Test

It is a statement that is either true or false but not both true and false.

• Inferential Statement

• Descriptive Statement

• Declarative Statement

• Dis-Conjunction Statement

If condition is true, then the conclusion is false.

• Biconditional Statement

• Derived Conditional Statement

• Conditional Statement

• Declarative Statement

It consists of a set of statements called premises and other statements called conclusion.

• Argument

• Conditional Statement

• Biconditional Statement

• Combination

The following are an example of Derived Conditional Statement, except:

• Inverse

• Contrapositive

• Transverse

• Converse

• Conditional

Is a selection of items from a collection, such that the order of selection does not matter.

• Factorial

• Inferential

• Correlation

• Combination

It involves starting from general premise to form a specific conclusion.

• Deductive Argument

• Deductive Reasoning

• Inductive Argument

• Inductive Reasoning

Used to elaborate important figures given by the table or figure.

• Textual Method

• Tabular Method

• Table Method

• Graphical Method

It involves starting from specific premises to form a general conclusion.

• Deductive Argument

• Deductive Reasoning

• Inductive Argument

• Inductive Reasoning

When the arguer believes that the truth of the premise provides only good reasons to believe the conclusion is probably true.

• Declarative Argument

• Inductive Argument

• Intrusive Argument

• Deductive Argument

When the arguer believes that the truth of the premise definitely establishes the truth of the conclusion.

• Argument

• Declarative Argument

• Deductive Argument

• Inductive Argument