phil chap 1 quiz 3

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Question 1: A statement can be neither true nor false. Answer: True Question 2: An argument always contains more than one premise. Answer: False Question 3: In everyday writing, the conclusion of an argument can be stated before the reasons (premises) given for it. Answer: True Question 4: Premise indicators come after premises. Answer: False Question 5: The word "since" sometimes means "between then and now." Answer: True Question 6: A question is not an argument. Answer: True Question 7: In everyday life, we sometimes call a quarrel an "argument." Answer: True Question 8: When an argument is put into standardized form, the conclusion is written last. Answer: True Question 9:

The following is a statement: "Until the oven is preheated to 350 degrees F." Answer: False Question 10: A passage can contain an argument without containing any indicator words. Answer: True

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