Flashcards in Lesson 2 Deck (28)
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_________ needs the necessary condition to exist
Sufficient
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Another name for the sufficient condition is
Enough
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Necessary condition is synonymous with
Required, needed
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The logical opposite of Must be True is
Not necessarily true
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The logical opposite (in terms of truth) to Must be true is
Could be False
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Logical equivalent (in terms of truth) of Must be true is
Cannot be False
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The logical opposite (in terms of truth) of Not Necessarily True is
Cannot be False
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The logical equivalent (in terms of truth) of Not Necessarily True is
Could be False
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The logical opposite (in terms of truth) to Could Be True is
Must be False
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Two commonly encountered quantifiers on the LSAT include
Some, Most
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Some is defined as
At least one
-includes 1 and does not preclude all
-1, more than 1, and all
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The equivalent of some is
Many
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Logical opposite of some is
None
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Logical opposite of All is
Not all or not necessarily all (or every)
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The temporal equivalent of some is
Sometimes
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Most is defined as
More than half
-can include all
-indefinite amount
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Logical opposite of most
Less than 50%
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Statements that are non-reversible
All
Most
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Logical Opposite of Could be True
Cannot be true
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Logical equivalent (in terms of truth) to Could be True
Not Necessarily Falss
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Logical opposite of Must be False
Not Necessarily False
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Logical opposite of Always is
Not Always
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Logical opposite of sometimes is
Never
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Logical opposite of Everywhere is
Not Everywhere
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Logical opposite of Somewhere
Nowhere
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P: A some B
P: B ----> C
__________
C: A some C This argument structure uses the
The Transitive Rule
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2) P: A some B
P: B ----> C
__________
C: A some C this argument uses
The transitive rule
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