Why do the traces in the Yale killing case not yet constitute evidence for a prosecution?
A. Investigators could not piece the traces together to form a story.
B. There were not enough traces in the case to constitute evidence.
C. Prosecutors could not find evidence to confirm their story.
D. The evidence in the case was limited to hearsay.
A
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Which of the following is NOT an example of an inductive argument?
A. Analogical B. Abduction C. Enumerative D. Hypothetical syllogism
Because Rousseau believed humans are basically good by nature, he
A) rejected a social contract theory of government. B) viewed civilization as a corrupting influence. C) rejected the idea of a general will. D) believed that the state had no authority to restrict individual freedom.
INSTRUCTIONS: Select the correct answer for each multiple choice question. Given the categorical proposition "All banks are lending institutions." If the quantity but not the quality is changed, the resulting proposition is:
A) Some banks are lending institutions. B) Some banks are not lending institutions. C) All banks are not lending institutions. D) No banks are lending institutions. E) No banks are not lending institutions.
Who is the reformer best remembered for attempting to bring Hinduism and Islam together?
a. Nanak b. Gandhi c. Kabir d. Mahavira