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Diagramming Practice – Friends

.collapsible { background-color: #2286da; col Diagram the following conditional statement and find its contrapositive: “Anytime you need a friend, please call someone else.” Answer The diagramming keyword here is “anytime.”  “Anytime” indicates a sufficient condition.  So, “need a friend” is…

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Flaw Practice – Fame

Identify the flaw in the argument: “Many artists are only interested in fame. So, Picasso, who was an artist, was probably only interested in fame.” Answer This is a logical force flaw.  “Many” is a weak logical force term.  It…

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Flaw Practice – Honey

Identify the flaw in the argument: “Marcella told me that honey is full of crushed up dog bones. So, I will never eat honey because I would never eat dog bones.” Answer This is a perception versus reality flaw.  One…

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Diagramming Practice – Tennis

Diagram the following conditional statement and find its contrapositive: “Everyone who plays tennis is chic.” Answer The diagramming keyword here is “everyone,” which indicates a sufficient condition.  So, “plays tennis” is sufficient.  The other term, “chic,” is the necessary condition.…

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