1. | In a valid syllogism, if the premises are true, then the conclusion | ||
a) | could be true | ||
b) | could be false | ||
c) | must be true | ||
d) | must be false | ||
2. | In an invalid syllogism, if the premises are true, then the conclusion | ||
a) | could be true | ||
b) | could be false | ||
c) | must be true | ||
d) | must be false | ||
3. | The validity of a categorical syllogism is determined by | ||
a) | the truth of its premises | ||
b) | the mood and figure of the syllogism | ||
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