In his Principles of Political Economy, J.S. Mill argued for the desirability of breaking down the sharp and hostile
division between the producers or workers, on the one hand, and the capitalists or owners, on the other hand.
a. True
b. False
True
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McCloskey compares crossing gender boundaries with traveling to a foreign country, because she
A) realizes that foreign travel challenges our sense of personal identity as deeply as does gender-crossing. B) wants to show that anybody could benefit from gender crossing, just as they might benefit from foreign travel. C) considers gender crossing to be a form of travel through which one can return "home" to one's original gender a more experienced and compassionate person. D) is trying to convey the idea that gender crossing is not significantly different from other unusual but socially accepted transformations.
The honest person ________ tells other people what she thinks about them
a. always b. never c. sometimes d. tactlessly
Zeno rejected
a. our ability to have any knowledge at all. b. our ability to know ultimate reality. c. reason as an instrument of knowledge. d. the notion that anything is divisible into its parts.
INSTRUCTIONS: Select the correct answer for each multiple choice question. If an inductive argument has all true premises and a probably false conclusion, then we know:
A) It is weak. B) It is cogent. C) It is strong. D) It is valid. E) It is invalid.