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Logic Exercises with Sample Tests
In general, tests provide the opportunity to work problems. The sample tests given here do not necessarily reflect the exact format and substance of the questions on tests this semester. Nevertheless, working the problems on these sample exercises a good understanding of topics covered in the course.
Also please note that topics covered on these tests might not necessarily reflect all topics covered on present tests. Some class subject content changes from semester to semester.
- Logic and Language
- Informal Fallacies
- Categorical Propositions
- Syllogistic Arguments
- Ordinary Language Syllogisms
- Symbolic Logic
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Arguments | Language | Fallacies | Propositions | Syllogisms | Ordinary Language | Symbolic