Logic Exam #3 Study Guide

All the items listed on the Quiz #3 study guide plus:

Definitions

Logic, Statement, Argument, Deductive Argument, Validity, Soundness

Moral Statement, Moral Argument

Informal Fallacy, all individual fallacies (except for Genetic Fallacy, Appeal to Tradition, Red Herring, Hasty Generalization, and Faulty Analogy)

Exercises

Evaluate explanations using Testability, Simplicity, and Conservatism

Identify the missing premise in a moral argument

Identify individual fallacies (except for Genetic Fallacy and Red Herring)

Identify arguments and determine whether they are deductive, inductive, or fallacies. Then evaluate them, using the various methods we learned in class. Justify your evaluations by showing your work (deductive) or referring to the relevant features in the argument (inductive).

Diagram complex arguments