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| _____ 1. major term |
L.
predicate term of the conclusion |
A. premiss containing the middle term |
| _____ 2. minor term |
M.
subject term of the conclusion |
B. name of major premiss, name of minor premiss,
and name of conclusion written as a sequence of three letters |
| _____ 3. middle term |
E.
term appearing in both premisses |
C. all of the statements in the syllogism
written as standard form categorical propositions |
| _____ 4. mood |
B.
name of major premiss, name of minor premiss, and name of conclusion
written as a sequence of three letters |
D. two hundred and fifty-six possible forms |
| _____ 5. major premiss |
H.
premiss containing the major term |
E. term appearing in both premisses |
| _____ 6. minor premiss |
I.
premiss containing the minor term |
F. major premiss stated first, minor premiss
stated second, conclusion stated third |
| _____ 7. standard form |
C.
all of the statements in the syllogism written as standard form
categorical propositions |
G. deductive argument in which a conclusion is
drawn from two premisses |
| _____ 8. standard order |
F.
major premisses stated first, minor premiss stated second, conclusion
stated third |
H. premiss containing the major term |
| _____ 9. figure |
K.
indicates the position of the middle term in the premisses |
I. premiss containing the minor term |
| _____10. syllogism |
G.
deductive argument in which a conclusion is drawn from two premisses |
J. premiss containing the middle term |
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K. indicates the position of the middle term in
the premisses |
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L. predicate term of the conclusion |
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M. subject term of the conclusion |
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N. none of the above |
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