PHIL 201 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE, ALREADY GRADED A+.

PHIL 201 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE, ALREADY
GRADED A+.
A one-to-one comparison between two or more things is:

an analogy

The "if" part of a hypothetical proposition is called the:

antecedent

If an argument is sound, it means

it is valid

Identify the following type of argument: If Frank goes to the store, then Ben will go to the library.
Frank went to the store, so Ben went to the library:

NOT: A categorical syllogism

The three parts of an argument are _____________, inference, and conclusion:

premises

Identify the fallacy: He's the third student I've caught cheating on the test. It just proves that you can't
trust students these days.

hasty generalization

The "fallacy of hypostatization" treats an abstract word like a concrete word.

true

This fallacy claims that if a position is popular then it must be right:

ad populum

The fallacy that applies a double standard without warrant is called:

special pleading

This fallacy occurs when an argument is distorted to an extreme and becomes a false imitation of the
original argument:

straw man

A contradiction within an argument does not necessarily mean the argument is faulty.

False

According to Holland & Forrest, even if an argument is fallacious, it's premises could be true.

True