When we encounter an unfamiliar word in our language, we usually find out its meaning on the basis of _______
A. the context in which the word is found
B. looking up the definition of the word
C. the way the word sounds
D. asking someone what the word means
A
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
David Sloan Wilson points out that group-selection is particularly plausible in the case of humans because of the invention of
A. fire. B. tools. C. speech. D. hand signals.
Some causal arguments are deductive.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
An inductive argument whose conclusion contains a causal claim is known as…
a) A sufficient argument b) An analogical induction c) A causal argument d) A necessary condition