According to many African religions, the dead
a. gradually fade into nothingness.
b. retain an active interest in the living.
c. ascend to the heavenly place of light.
d. are reincarnated as animals or humans.
Answer: b
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Construct proofs for the following valid arguments. The first fifteen proofs can be complete in three or less additional lines. The next five proofs will be a bit longer. It is important to note that there is always more than one way to construct a proof. If your proof differs from the answer key, that doesn’t mean it is wrong.
#1 1. A ? B 2. (A v C) ? D /? A ? D #2 1. A 2. B /? (A v C) ? B #3 1. D ? E 2. D ? F /? E #4 1. J ? K 2. J /? K v L #5 1. A v B 2. ~A ? ~C /? B #6 1. A ? B 2. ~B ? ~C /? ~A #7 1. D ? E 2. (E ? F) ? (F? D) /?D ? F #8 1. (T ? U) ? (T ? V) 2. T /? U v V #9 1. (E ? F) v (G ? H) 2. I ? G 3. ~(E ? F) /? I ? H #10 1. M ? N 2. O ? P 3. N ? P 4. (N ? P) ? (M v O) /?N v P #11 1. A v (B ? A) 2. ~A ? C /? ~B #12 1. (D v E) ? (F ? G) 2. D /? F #13 1. T ? U 2. V v ~U 3. ~V ? ~W /? ~T #14 1. (A v B) ? ~C 2. C v D 3. A /? D #15 1. L v (M ? N) 2. ~L ? (N ? O) 3. ~L /? M ? O #16 1. A ? B 2. A v (C ? D) 3. ~B ? ~E /? C #17 1. (F ? G) ? (H ? I) 2. J ? K 3. (F v J) ? (H v L) /? G v K #18 1. (E v F) ? (G ? H) 2. (G v H) ? I 3. E /? I #19 1. (N v O) ? P 2. (P v Q) ? R 3. Q v N 4. ~Q /? R #20 1. J ? K 2. K v L 3. (L ? ~J) ? (M ? ~J) 4. ~K /? M
Marx’s philosophy is frequently called
a. historical materialism. b. historical egoism. c. egoistic materialism. d. communistic pragmatism.
The distinction between safety and health is based on the distinction between
A. intention and accident B. accidents and illness C. disease and wellness D. ethics and law
Evaluate the following generalization(s), identifying sample, population, attribute of interest, and the extent to which the claims involved are knowable. Consider carefully the size and diversification of the sample and the extent to which the population differs or may differ from the sample; remember, what's important is that the sample be representative.Gridley has been going to the Silver Dollar Fair every year for the past fifteen years. An acquaintance suggests they go to the fair, but "For God's sake, let's don't eat there, we'll die." Gridley knows better; he's never even once gotten sick from Silver Dollar food.
What will be an ideal response?