Quiz 1 Study Questions Ten of the following questions will appear on the quiz, in multiple-choice (or true/false) format. is: 1. An argument is: 2. A good argument has: 3. A valid argument 4. Valid arguments must have true premises. True or False? 5. A sound argument is: 6. Sound arguments must have true conclusions. True or False? 7. Unsound arguments can have true conclusions. True or False? 8. A counterexample is: 9. A thought experiment is: 10. What is the Turing Test designed to show? 11. Searle agrees that if a machine can pass the Turing Test, then the machine can think. True or False? File Tools View 1100 Quiz 1 Study Questions (Protected Views) - Word PROTECTED VIEW Be careful--files from the Internet can contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in Protected View Enable Editing 12. What does Searle's Chinese Room argument attempt to show? 13. Which of the following best describes the Robot Reply? 14. What does the Robot Reply attempt to show? 15. What is Searle's objection to the Robot Reply? 16. John Danaher argues that robots can be genuine friends. True or False? 17. Aristotle distinguished between three forms of friendship. The virtue form is: 18. The argument against virtue friendship holds that: 19. Which premise in the argument against virtue friendship does Danaher reject? 20. Danaher believes that robots can satisfy the mutuality and authenticity conditions for virtue friendship. True False