Advanced Conditional Reasoning Flashcards
1
Q
Conjunction
A
And
2
Q
Disjunction
A
Or
3
Q
And, Plus, But, Although are examples of what?
A
Conjunctions
4
Q
There are two types of disjunctions. What are they?
A
Exclusive and inclusive
5
Q
_______ disjunctions is one or the other, but not both.
A
Exclusive
6
Q
_______ disjunctions can be one or the other, or maybe both.
A
Inclusive
7
Q
On the LSAT unless they explicitly say, “but not both…” we have to assume that disjunctions have an _______ application, so we always want to think of “__” as meaning “it could be one or the other, or maybe both”. ____ could also mean that at least one of these has to be true.
A
Inclusive
or
8
Q
Every
A
sufficient
9
Q
All
A
Sufficient
10
Q
If
A
Sufficient
11
Q
When
A
Sufficient
12
Q
Whenever
A
Sufficient
13
Q
Any
A
Sufficient
14
Q
People Who
A
Sufficient
15
Q
In order to
A
Sufficient
