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- Q1What is inductive reasoning?A type of saladA conclusionMoving from specific data to a general conclusionthe same as deductive reasoning30s
- Q2What is deductive reasoning?Beginning with known truths to draw specific conclusionsA head with 8 legsthe same as inductive reasoning60s
- Q3Based on this observation, why might it be wrong to conclude that all orange cats pounce on rodents?Some orange cats might not be hunters30s
- Q4Premise 1: Jim is a bachelor. Premise 2: All bachelors are single. Conclusion:Jim is single60s
- Q5Finish the conclusion: Premise 1: Cigarettes are harmful to human health Premise 2: I am human Conclusion: Therefore, if I smoke….It will harm my healthI will become a cigaretteI will be OKI will die30s
- Q6Why is logic important?It can help you to make decisionsBecause my teacher tells me it is important30s
- Q7What is the main idea of an essay?What you are trying to convince the reader of30s
- Q8Where should you state the main idea of an essay?On your handIn the body of the essayAt the beginning and the endEverywhere30s
- Q9What is paraphrasing?Putting someone else's ideas in your own words60s
- Q10Why is it important to paraphrase?It's not. Copying the original words is just as goodIt shows that you fully understand someone else's ideas60s
- Q11Why do you think stating the main idea directly is so important?It is the author's responsibility to make sure that their argument is clearIt's not. A reader should be able to figure out what I am trying to say60s
- Q12What must an author do to support their main idea?Give at least three reasons60s
- Q13What is the purpose of a topic sentence?A topic sentence is the general statement of the paragraph’s main idea.A topic sentence is usually the first or second sentence of a paragraph.60s
- Q14How many reasons will a good essay have, at the least?TwoOneAt least threeTen60s
- Q15Where will the weakest reason usually be? The strongest?weakest-end; strongest-firstweakest-first; strongest-middleweakest—middle; strongest—end60s