Logical Reasoning, Sentence Logic
Tautologies, Contingencies, Contradictions
- If you
know that “neither Canada nor Britain will support the proposal,” what do
you know about the following?
- Canada
will not support the proposal.
- Canada
will not support the proposal or Britain will not support the proposal.
- It
is not the case that if Canada does not support the proposal, then Britain
will support the proposal.
- Canada
will not support the proposal and Britain will not support the proposal.
- If you
know that “if Carol attends the party, then John will not attend,” what do
you know about the following?
- Either
Carol attends or John does not attend the party.
- Either
Carol does not attend or John does not attend the party.
- If
John attends the party, then Carol does not attend the party.
- If
John attends the party, then Carol will leave early.
- If you
know that “it is not the case that both Carol and John attend the party,”
what do you know about the following?
- Neither
Carol nor John attends the party.
- Carol
does not attend the party.
- John
does not attend the party.
- If
Carol attends, then John attends the party.
- If
Carol attends, then John does not attend the party.
- If you
know that “interest rates will rise if bonds go down,” what do you know
about the following?
- If interest
rates do not rise, then bonds will not go down.
- If
bonds do not go down, interest rates will not rise.
- Bonds
will go down if and only if interest rates will rise.
- Either
bonds do not go down or interest rates do not rise.
- If you
know that “If either Canada or Mexico approves the plan, then both
Guatemala and Honduras will not benefit,” what do you know about the
following?
- If
either Canada or Mexico approves the plan, then Guatemala will not
benefit.
- If
either Guatemala or Honduras will benefit, then neither Canada nor Mexico
approves the plan.
- It
is not the case that neither Canada nor Mexico approves the plan or
Guatemala and Honduras will benefit.
- If
Canada approves the plan, Honduras will benefit.