Chapter 1.2

Question 1

Illustration

Answer 1

Expression involving one or more examples (how it’s done)

Question 2

Argument from example

Answer 2

“Proving truth of..” Illustrations that are taken as arguments

Question 3

Explanation

Answer 3

Expression that “sheds light” on an event of phenomenon

Question 4

Explanandum

Answer 4

The statements that describes the events “to be explained” (sky is blue)

Question 5

Explanans

Answer 5

Group of statements that “do the explaining” (b/c light rays are scattered …)

Question 6

Conditional statement

Answer 6

“If…then….”

If something, then something else

Question 7

Antecedent

Answer 7

“If” following up on it

Question 8

Consequent

Answer 8

“Then” following up on it

Question 9

Sufficient condition

Answer 9

“A” is sufficient for “b”

Question 10

Necessary condition

Answer 10

“B” is necessary for “A”. “A” can’t occur without the occurrence of “B”

Question 11

Expository passage

Answer 11

Begins with topic statement followed by one or more statements that develop the topic