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Flaw Practice – Microbiology

  • January 2, 2020

Identify the flaw in the argument: “Latoya is an expert in the field of microbiology. So, her views on astronomy are probably accurate.” Answer This is a perception versus reality flaw.  Expert opinion is a great resource for making an…

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Diagramming Practice – Cool Lunch Table

  • January 2, 2020

Diagram the following conditional statement and find its contrapositive: “You can come to Sonya’s bat mitzvah only if you sit at the cool lunch table.” Answer The diagramming keyword here is “only if.”  “Only if” indicates a necessary condition.  So…

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Flaw Practice – Middle School

  • January 2, 2020

Identify the flaw in the argument: “We conducted a poll of 20 thirteen-year-old American boys, all of whom go to Central Middle School. 70% of them agreed that 7th grade English teacher, Mrs. Yoshihito-Simons, absolutely blows. The people have spoken!…

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Flaw Practice – Passing the Bar

  • January 2, 2020

Identify the flaw in the argument: “In order to be a good lawyer, it is essential to pass the bar. Since Michael passed the bar, he must be a good lawyer.” Answer This is the fallacy of the converse.  Anytime…

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Diagramming Practice – Drug Test

  • January 2, 2020

Diagram the following conditional statement and find its contrapositive: “Passing a drug test is a precondition of employment in this office.” Answer This is a tricky diagramming question because it does not involve our typical diagramming indicator words.  Instead, we…

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Flaw Practice – Streaming Service

  • January 2, 2020

Identify the flaw in the argument: “An internet streaming company recently asked its subscribers if they were happy with their streaming services. If respondents answered yes, they were given $100 cash.  If respondents answered no, all they received was an…

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Diagramming Practice – Martial Artists

  • January 2, 2020

Diagram the following conditional statement and find its contrapositive: “Only the most talented martial artists will ever become black belts.” Answer The conditional keyword here is “only.”  “Only” (by itself) indicates a necessary condition.  So that means “most talented martial…

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Diagramming Practice – School Dance

  • January 2, 2020

Diagram the following conditional statement and any valid inferences it implies: “Arnold will go with Shaina to the dance if, and only if, she thinks he is cute.” Answer The diagramming keyword here is “if, and only if.”  This phrase…

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Flaw Practice – Hammer Accidents

  • January 2, 2020

Identify the flaw in the argument: “During the summer of 2011, the number of accidents involving people hitting themselves or others with a hammer rose dramatically. That same summer, the movie Thor was released.  So, Thor must have caused people…

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Diagramming Practice – Frito Pies

  • January 2, 2020

Diagram the following conditional statement and find its contrapositive: “Whenever the cafeteria sells Frito pies, Lanelle chooses not to bring her lunch.” Answer The diagramming keyword here is “whenever,” which indicates a sufficient condition.  Thus, “cafeteria sells Frito pies” is…

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