The definition "'Precedent' is a word derived from the Latin word praecedere meaning to come before" is an example of:
A) An etymological definition.
B) A precising definition.
C) A definition by genus and difference.
D) A legal definition.
E) A theoretical definition.
A
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Is the following argument deductive, inductive, or fallacious? There will be unpleasant consequences, if he doesn't get out. But he won't get out. So there will be unpleasant consequences
a. fallacious b. inductive c. deductive
The reading of cracks on heated bones and tortoise shells was an early form of the Chinese art of __________
a. ancestor veneration b. archaeology c. divination d. poetry e. taiji (tai-ch'i )
The apocalyptic writings contributed significantly to the development of an idea that, in Placher's words, "remained controversial"; he draws on a story from the book of Acts to illustrate. This controversial idea is
A) six-day creation B) resurrection of the dead C) the doctrine of the Trinity D) predestination.
The gently curving archway into a Shinto shrine is called _______.
a. Torii b. Kami c. Matsuri d. None of the above.