Types of Reasonings and Conditionals

Two Types of Reasoning: _________ and _________

• Two Types of Reasoning: deductive and inductive

• Two Types of Reasoning: analytical and critical

• Two Types of Reasoning: logical and emotional

• Two Types of Reasoning: theoretical and practical

Tags

CCSS.HSS.IC.B.3

Inductive Reasoning - used to form hypotheses (explanations) based on a set of _________.

• observations

• assumptions

• guesses

• predictions

Inductive reasoning involves observing a _________.

• pattern

• random event

• single instance

• hypothesis

What is a counterexample?

• Counterexample - an example that contradicts a statement or proposition.

• Counterexample - an example that supports a statement or proposition.

• Counterexample - an example that illustrates a statement or proposition.

• Counterexample - an example that explains a statement or proposition.

Counterexample shows conjecture is _________.

• false

• true

• inconclusive

• proven

Conditional Statements have the form _________.

• Conditional Statements have the form if-then

• Conditional Statements have the form if-else

• Conditional Statements have the form switch-case

• Conditional Statements have the form loop

To prove false, must present _________.

• evidence

• assumptions

• opinions

• guesses

Tags

CCSS.HSG.C.A.3

Identify the hypothesis and conclusion in the statement: 'If Joey pets a dog, then the dog will wag its tail.' Hypothesis: ________ Conclusion: ________

• Hypothesis: Joey pets a dog, Conclusion: the dog will wag its tail.

• Hypothesis: The dog wags its tail, Conclusion: Joey pets a dog.

• Hypothesis: Joey walks the dog, Conclusion: the dog will wag its tail.

• Hypothesis: Joey pets a cat, Conclusion: the dog will wag its tail.

Identify the hypothesis and conclusion in the statement: 'If you stay up late, then you will be tired at school tomorrow.'

• Hypothesis: you stay up late, Conclusion: you will be tired at school tomorrow.

• Hypothesis: you will be tired at school tomorrow, Conclusion: you stay up late.

• Hypothesis: you stay up late, Conclusion: you will be happy at school tomorrow.

• Hypothesis: you go to bed early, Conclusion: you will be tired at school tomorrow.

Tags

CCSS.HSS.CP.A.5

Convert the regular statement to a conditional statement: 'All fish have gills.'

• Hypothesis: it is a fish, Conclusion: it has gills.

• Hypothesis: it is a bird, Conclusion: it has gills.

• Hypothesis: it is a mammal, Conclusion: it has gills.

• Hypothesis: it is a reptile, Conclusion: it has gills.