Question

1)“Joe has a dog” is a sufficient condition for (select one)

	a.	"Joe has an animal”
	b.	“Joe has an assistance animal”
	c.	“Joe has a golden retriever”
	d.	“Joe likes dogs”

2)Identify which of the following passages are best interpreted as explanations (select all that apply):

	a.	This movie is awful.
	b.	A comedy should be funny.
	c.	This movie is awful because the studio fired the director halfway through filming.
	d.	The reason the seasons change is that the tilt of the Earth causes different parts of the planet to be further from the sun for different portions of the year.

3)Identify which (if any) missing premise or premises should be added to the following argument (select all that apply):

P. Jennifer likes music.

C. Jennifer likes rap music.

		MP. Jennifer likes either rap music or country music.
		MP. Jennifer doesn’t like country music.
		MP. Jennifer has a lot of rap music on her computer.
		MP. If Jennifer likes music, she must like rap music.
		None of these premises should be added.

4)Identify the word(s) and/or phrase(s) that make the following sentence vague: “Some people studied together for our Thursday philosophy test by making notes on Chapter 6, quizzing each other, etc.” (Select all that apply.)

		Some people
		studied
		our Thursday philosophy test
		making notes on Chapter 6
		etc.

Answer 1

1. a) Joe has an animal.

Because, a necessary condition is a condition that must be available for an occasion to happen. A sufficient condition is a condition or set of conditions that will deliver the occasion. A necessary (fundamental) condition must be there, yet only it doesn't give adequate reason to the event of the occasion. Just the adequate grounds can do this. The previous is utilized in the feeling of definiteness while the last is utilized in the feeling of uncertainty.