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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 |
| _____________ hard determinism | 1. not all of our actions are determined by past events |
| _____________ soft determinism | 2. our choices are uncaused and effective |
| _____________ free will | 3. certain events are fixed in advance; there might be some free play in minor events |
| _____________ predeterminism | 4. every event (including mental events) have a cause |
| _____________ fatalism | 5. events throughout eternity have been foreordained by God according to causality |
| _____________ predestination | 6. people are free when their choices are effective, even though they are caused |
| _____________ indeterminism | 7. the probability of an event happening as known from the experience of similar events |
| _____________ a priori chance | 8. probability of an event happening as known from the experience of similar events |
| _____________ a posteriori chance | 9. all events are made to happen by God, not by causality in nature |
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