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Philosophy 103: Introduction to Logic

Quiz: Premiss and Conclusion Indicators

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PREMISS AND CONCLUSION INDICATORS ANSWERS


Directions: Assume that each word or phrase given below appears before a statement. Is the statement that follows it most probably a reason, a conclusion, or neither? Put a check mark in the appropriate column.

Reason
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Conclusion

Neither

1. nevertheless

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2. in as much as

 

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3. accordingly

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4. since

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5. because

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6. for the reason

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7. in light of

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8. as a result

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9. for

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10. however

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If you have difficulty with this quiz, you might want to review the notes on premiss indicators, conclusion indicators, and equal-status indicators.

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