Across
- 4. the fallacy that occurs when an ambiguous middle term is used
- 6. the rule where the middle term must not occur in the conclusion
- 9. the predicate of the conclusion of a categorical syllogism
- 10. a syllogism must comply with all rules in order to be considered this
- 11. must have three and only three terms
- 12. number of rules of validity for categorical syllogisms
Down
- 1. rule where a term is distributed in the conclusion and premises
- 2. when a syllogism has more than three terms
- 3. the subject term of the conclusion of a syllogism
- 5. appears in both the conclusion and both premises
- 7. rule where if premises are affirmative, conclusion is also affirmative
- 8. categories that the seven rules are broken into for categorical syllogisms