Question

1. A term is a word or phrase that stands for a class of things.

True or False

2. Any argument that is a substitution instance of affirming the consequent is a valid argument.

True or False

3. More than one argument can have the same form.

True or False

4. The statements comprising an "either-or" sentence are called disjuncts.

True or False

5. All valid arguments have true conclusions.

True or False

6. If an argument form is invalid, then so is every substitution instance of that argument form.

True or False

7. An argument diagram should include all statements from the passage.

True or False

8. In a well-crafted version of an argument, the conclusion is stated last.

True or False

9. An argument that results from uniformly replacing letters in an argument form with terms or statements is a substitution instance of that form.

True or False

10. A discount is when you get something for less than the normal price.

True or False

Answer 1

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1. FALSE: Term is used to define a thing or express a concept belonging to a particular language or a branch of study. They don't define any class of things