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Directions: Match the premisses in Column 2 with the most appropriate arguments in Column 1 by placing the number or numbers in the blank spaces provided.
| Column 1 | Column 2 |
| _____________ Argument from Motion | 1. To take away the cause is to take away the effect. |
| 2. There are degrees of goodness in different things. | |
| _____________ Argument from Efficient Cause | 3. Evident to our senses is motion: the movement from actuality to potentiality. |
| 4. Since things are countable, they are finite in number. | |
| _____________ Argument from Necessity | 5. It is not possible to regress to infinity in efficient causes. |
| 6. Design or purpose is a product of intelligence. | |
| _____________ Argument from Gradation | 7. There are degrees of being in different things--the more being, the more goodness. |
| 8. The order of the universe cannot be explained by chance, but only by design or purpose. | |
| _____________ Argument from Governance | 9. Whatever is moved is moved by another. |
| 10. If, for all things, they do not exist at some time, then given infinite time, there would be nothing in existence. |
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