Identify whether the following claim is a tautology, true by definition, or contingent: The term onomatopoeia is not an example of itself
a. Contingent
b. Definition
c. Tautology
a
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a. Health b. Chairs c. Obesity d. Philosophy
The sampling error is defined as
A. the difference between the percentage of the sample that has the attribute in question and the percentage of the population that has it. B. the ratio of randomness to population uniformity over time. C. the percentage of the population represented in the sample compared to the percentage of the sample that has the attribute in question. D. the percentage of the population represented in the sample.
Gwen plays basketball and soccer and has won many awards for the two sports. She thinks she should learn a new sport. She expects to be good at it, given her performance in the other sports. If we don't know which sport she would undertake, would her argument be stronger, weaker, or neither if she had excelled in four sports, rather than two?
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which of the following uses the image of a charioteer?
a. Plato b. The Buddha c. Both Plato and the Buddha d. Neither Plato nor the Buddha