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Worksheet 14 of 30 (46% complete)
Question 1
Policy Statement: Companies should adopt 4-day work weeks.
Assumptions:
I. Some companies already do this.
II. Employees like weekends.
Choose the correct answer:
Neither assumption strongly supports the policy. Both are trivial or irrelevant.
Question 2
Statement: Emily says, 'keys is rarely used.'
Assumptions:
I. Keys is available to most people.
II. Most people choose not to use keyss.
Select the correct answer:
Rarity implies choice not to use (II), but not availability (I).
Question 3
Statement: Michael says, 'wallet is rarely used.'
Assumptions:
I. Wallet is available to most people.
II. Most people choose not to use wallets.
Select the correct answer:
Rarity implies choice not to use (II), but not availability (I).
Question 4
Statement: Only DevOps engineers are reliable. Only reliable are employees.
Conclusions:
1. Only DevOps engineers are employees.
2. All DevOps engineers are employees.
Select the correct answer:
Only DevOps engineers are reliable means reliable ⊆ DevOps engineers. Only reliable are employees means employees ⊆ reliable. So employees ⊆ reliable ⊆ DevOps engineers, meaning only DevOps engineers are employees. Cannot conclude all DevOps engineers are employees.
Question 5
Statement: Only civil servants are stubborn. Only stubborn are residents.
Conclusions:
1. Only civil servants are residents.
2. All civil servants are residents.
Select the correct answer:
'Only A are B' means B ⊆ A. So stubborn ⊆ civil servants and residents ⊆ stubborn, thus residents ⊆ civil servants, meaning only civil servants are residents. This also implies all civil servants are residents? No - careful: Only A are B means B ⊆ A, not A ⊆ B. So only conclusion 1 follows, not conclusion 2.
Question 6
Policy Statement: Schools should provide nutritious meals.
Assumptions:
I. Proper nutrition enhances cognitive function.
II. Nutritious meals improve student health.
Choose the correct answer:
Both assumptions provide logical, relevant support for the policy.
Question 7
Statement: Sam says, 'keyss are overpriced.'
Assumptions:
I. The price exceeds reasonable value.
II. Most people want keyss.
Select the correct answer:
Overpriced means price > value (I), not demand (II).
Question 8
Statement: Some welders are intelligent. Only intelligent are athletes.
Conclusions:
1. Some welders are athletes.
2. All welders are athletes.
Select the correct answer:
'Only intelligent are athletes' means athletes ⊆ intelligent. Some welders are intelligent, so those welders could be in athletes but not necessarily. Actually no - if athletes ⊆ intelligent, the welders that are intelligent might not be in athletes.
Question 9
Statement: Some economists are optimistic. Some economists are graduates.
Conclusions:
1. Some optimistic are graduates.
2. All optimistic are graduates.
Select the correct answer:
The optimistic and graduates could be completely separate subsets of economists. No intersection is guaranteed.
Question 10
Policy Statement: Plastic bags should be banned.
Assumptions:
I. Some bags are blue.
II. Bags have handles.
Choose the correct answer:
Neither assumption strongly supports the policy. Both are trivial or irrelevant.
Question 11
Statement: All geologists are urban. Some artists are not geologists.
Conclusions:
1. Some artists are not urban.
2. No artists are urban.
Select the correct answer:
Those artists that are not geologists could still be urban or not. No definite conclusion.
Question 12
Statement: Mia says, 'sunscreen is necessary.'
Assumptions:
I. Sunscreen is useful for Mia.
II. All people carry sunscreens.
Select the correct answer:
Necessity implies utility (I), but not universal ownership (II).
Question 13
Policy Statement: Online learning should be promoted.
Assumptions:
I. Students have phones.
II. Digital education reduces costs.
Choose the correct answer:
Second assumption directly supports the policy. First is weak or irrelevant.
Question 14
Policy Statement: Cities should build more bike lanes.
Assumptions:
I. Roads are made of asphalt.
II. Bike lanes lower carbon emissions.
Choose the correct answer:
Second assumption directly supports the policy. First is weak or irrelevant.
Question 15
Policy Statement: Cities should build more bike lanes.
Assumptions:
I. Bicycles have two wheels.
II. Bike lanes reduce traffic congestion.
Choose the correct answer:
Second assumption directly supports the policy. First is weak or irrelevant.
Question 16
Policy Statement: Schools should provide nutritious meals.
Assumptions:
I. Proper nutrition enhances cognitive function.
II. Cafeterias have kitchens.
Choose the correct answer:
First assumption directly supports the policy. Second is weak or irrelevant.
Question 17
Statement: Some policemen are careless. Some careless are preschoolers.
Conclusions:
1. Some policemen are preschoolers.
2. All policemen are preschoolers.
Select the correct answer:
Some policemen being careless and some careless being preschoolers doesn't guarantee any relationship between policemen and preschoolers.
Question 18
Statement: No musicians are determined. Some applicants are not musicians.
Conclusions:
1. Some applicants are determined.
2. No applicants are determined.
Select the correct answer:
No relationship can be established between applicants and determined from these statements.
Question 19
Policy Statement: Public transport should be free.
Assumptions:
I. Public transportation benefits low-income citizens.
II. Free transit reduces air pollution.
Choose the correct answer:
Both assumptions provide logical, relevant support for the policy.
Question 20
Statement: Ashley says, 'smoke detector is rarely used.'
Assumptions:
I. Smoke detector is available to most people.
II. Most people choose not to use smoke detectors.
Select the correct answer:
Rarity implies choice not to use (II), but not availability (I).
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