Logic Questions

1. An analogy with a low probability of the conclusion being true is a_______inductive argument.

2. If an argument has a true conclusion:

A.it is an inductive argument

B.it is a valid argument

C.it could be valid anyway

D.it's valid, if the premises are true

E.it has a superiority complex

3. A fallacy ad ignoratiam this answer is right because:

A.it is closest to the question

B.it comes second

C.it has the most pearls

D.we don't know it's wrong

E.there are none left

4. In statistics, a entire group of objects is called a_________.

5. A subset of objects used to infer things about the entire set:_________.

6. Everything else staying the same, a larger sample size is more reliable than smaller.

True or False

7. A bell curve represents

A. a cross section of a bell

B.non-linear progression of data points

C. a normal distribution

D. the shape of Cupid's bow

E. Gravity's rainbow