Inferring that a whole has a certain property just because each of its parts has it amounts to the fallacy of

A) composition. B) division. C) amphiboly.


A

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"We'll never be able to afford a mortgage, since I predict that all major banks will be raising their home mortgage rates this week " is

A) valid B) invalid

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Throughout this test, write your answer on the form provided. Erasure marks may cause the grading machine to mark your answer wrong. Categorical Proposition 1H Given the categorical proposition: "All urns that are not made of marble are articles that are currently on sale." In Categorical Proposition 1H, the copula is:

A) Are not. B) Made. C) Are. D) All. E) Not.

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Talk of justice and injustice typically focuses on:

a. fairness, equality, desert, and rights b. reason, reflection, deliberation, and fairness c. feeling, sentiment, happiness, and equality d. fairness, impartiality, duty, and rights

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To be subjective, for Kierkegaard, is to become a subject

a. of thought b. in truth c. in name only d. by association

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