Crossword Puzzle in Logic (Finals)

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  1. 2. This fallacy is committed when the awkward construction of one's sentence allows a double meaning caused by inexactness of expression.
  2. 3. Is the drawing of a conclusion from one or more premises.
  3. 5. A contest or a game, where two or more speakers present their arguments intent on persuading one another.
  4. 7. The _____ of a syllogism is determined by the location of the middle term, the term that appears in both premises.
  5. 8. Is a fallacy committed intentionally to deceived or mislead an audience into taking some action based on false information.
  6. 9. The premise that contains the minor term.
  7. 10. Penalty is not greater in magnitude than the harm the wrongdoer inflicted.
  8. 12. It is a moral virtue that inclines man's will to render unto each one his due.
  9. 14. It is a moral and inviolable power vested in a person to hold something as his own.
  10. 15. This fallacy consists in taking individually what should be taken collectively.
  11. 16. Is committed when irrelevant psychological factors are allowed to distort the reasoning process.
  12. 18. Comes from the greek terms en thymos which means "in the mind".
  13. 20. When a conclusion is drawn from only one premise, the inference is _________.
  14. 22. Everyone is given the same penalty for the same offense.
  15. 25. The subject term of the conclusion.
  16. 26. The term, which appears twice in each premise but not in the conclusion.
  17. 28. Is an erroneous reasoning or an incorrect argument.
  18. 29. Justice that orders the dealings of one individual with the other individual and sees to it that each one receives strictly what is his own.
  19. 30. This fallacy arises from a false accent or false emphasis in speech in order to mislead, confuse or produce a wrong interpretation.
  20. 31. A syllogism preliminary to another; its conclusion forms a premise of the syllogism which follows.
  21. 34. Justice that concerns the justice of blaming or punishing persons for wrongdoing.
  22. 35. Is one that involves an error in the form, arrangement or technical structure of an argument.
  23. 36. This fallacy consists in attacking the person instead of proving or disproving the point at issue.
  24. 37. Also known as horned argument.
  25. 38. This fallacy arises when a property of the parts is illicitly taken to belong to the whole.
  26. 39. This fallacy is committed when a word carrying different meanings is used in the same context in a particular argument.
  27. 42. It refers to the propositions that comprise the reasoning process.
  28. 45. A syllogism that is an inferential thinking that draws conclusion in an absolute manner.
  29. 46. Is a fallacy employed unknowingly or through the ignorance of the rules of correct reasoning.
  30. 47. The mental product of inferential thinking.
  31. 48. An activity that combines the excitement of a competitive tournament with a valuable education experience for undergraduate students.
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  1. 1. The premise that contains the major term.
  2. 4. It attempts to attack a claim by asserting that the person making the claim is making it simply out of self-interest or owing to his personal circumstances.
  3. 6. Comes from the greek terms epi cheir which means "on hand".
  4. 11. When a conclusion is drawn from two premise, the inference is _______.
  5. 13. It is a moral principle that holds that the morally right course of action in any situation is the one that produces the greatest balance of benefits over harms for everyone affected.
  6. 15. A _________ syllogism is one whose major premise is a ___________ proposition consisting of alternatives.
  7. 17. Justice that concerns the justice of restoring to a person what the person lost when he was wronged by someone.
  8. 19. Is the predicate term of the conclusion.
  9. 21. A series of syllogisms connected together, in which the conclusion of the preceding syllogism becomes the Major Premise of the following syllogism.
  10. 23. The external expression of an argument.
  11. 24. Is the link that joins the premises to the conclusion.
  12. 25. The _____ of the categorical syllogism refers to the different arrangement of the four types of the proposition in the syllogism.
  13. 27. A mental act whereby starting with several judgments which we relate to one another, we arrive at a new judgment which necessarily follows from the preceding ones.
  14. 32. Is an abridged form of polysyllogism wherein the intermediate conclusions are left out.
  15. 33. A syllogism that is an inferential thinking, which concludes with certainty, affirming or denying a statement, from the affirmation or denial of another.
  16. 40. Are attitudes or character trait that enable us to be and to act in ways that develop our highest potential.
  17. 41. A _________ syllogism is one whose major premise is a ___________ proposition consisting of an antecedent and consequent.
  18. 43. Major and Minor Term are also called ______.
  19. 44. Meaning "To deceived".