VCR E Lesson 7
Anna Hudnall
EXERCISE ONE
The lawyer's ___________ was undeniably true and made the innocence of his client seem utterly unarguable.
Premise
2. In logic, each of the first two propositions in a syllogism.
roots
- the sending/ offering of propositions.
Synonyms:
- proposition
- postulate
Definition Two:
- postulate(s)
-induction/inductive reasoning
Antonyms:
- denial
- succumb
Definition Two:
- deduction
other forms of the word
Excercise two
A. My sister premised with the fact that I took the car last weekend in order to use the car Saturday night.
B. My English teacher taught us that the first two sentences in the syllogism "All men are mortal. Socrates is a man. Therefore, Socrates is a mortal." are called the premise.
C. The man's argument was marked invalid due to a fault in his premise.
D. The lawyer premised for his client as early in the trial as he could to try to win his case.
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