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Ashford University. PHI 103 Week 1 Quiz. (Latest) Questions With Answers. Graded A
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PHI 103 Week 1 Quiz • Correct! In explanations, the conclusion is less controversial than the premises. In arguments, t he premises is more controversial than the conclusion. In explanations, the conclusion is more controversial than the premises. In explanations, the conclusion does not matter. the ability to examine one’s own beliefs and be objective about faults in those beliefs the tendency to desire to be right in all circumstances the ability to attack others’ beliefs in the attempt ...
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ASHFORD – PHI 103 – WEEK 1 – QUIZ ANSWERS – PART 2
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1. Question : 
Which of the following is an advantage of using standard form? 
Student Answer: It helps us to evaluate the quality of an argument independent of 
our own views about the subject. 
It is only really necessary for professional logicians and 
mathematicians 
It makes arguments logically valid 
It makes it more likely that your audience will believe your 
premises 
Instructor 
Explanation: 
The answer to this question can be found in Section 2.2, “Extracting 
Arguments in the ...
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PHI 103 Week 5 Quiz
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PHI 103 Week 5 Quiz 
Question 1 
Spouse: “I know that you get angry a lot. I’m sure that pretty soon you will hit me or something. And what are we gonna do when we have kids? You will probably beat them until they run out of the house and I will be left childless and abused! 
Correct! 
 Slippery Slope 
 Begging the Question 
 Red Herring 
 No Fallacy 
 
Question 2 
 “If he were happy, he would be smiling. He is not smiling, so he is not happy.” 
Correct! 
 Modus Tollens 
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PHI 103 - WEEK 5 - QUIZ ANSWERS (PART 2)
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PHI 103 – WEEK 5 – QUIZ ANSWERS (PART 2) 
1. Question : 
Charles is hard to work with, since he always interrupts others. 
Therefore, I do not want to work with Charles in the development 
committee. 
Student 
Answer: 
Neither 
Deductive 
Inductive 
Instructor 
Explanation: 
The answer can be found in Section 2.4, “Classifying Arguments,” of With Good 
Reason: A Guide to Critical Thinking. 
Points Received: (not graded) 
Comments: 
Question 2 
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Question : 
In an argumentative essay...
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PHI 103 - WEEK 5 - QUIZ ANSWERS (PART 2)
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PHI 103 – WEEK 5 – QUIZ ANSWERS (PART 2) 
1. Question : 
Charles is hard to work with, since he always interrupts others. 
Therefore, I do not want to work with Charles in the development 
committee. 
Student 
Answer: 
Neither 
Deductive 
Inductive 
Instructor 
Explanation: 
The answer can be found in Section 2.4, “Classifying Arguments,” of With Good 
Reason: A Guide to Critical Thinking. 
Points Received: (not graded) 
Comments: 
Question 2 
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Question : 
In an argumentative essay...
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PHI 103 - WEEK 1 - QUIZ ANSWERS - PART 2
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ASHFORD – PHI 103 – WEEK 1 – QUIZ ANSWERS – PART 2 
1. Question : 
Which of the following is an advantage of using standard form? 
Student Answer: It helps us to evaluate the quality of an argument independent of 
our own views about the subject. 
It is only really necessary for professional logicians and 
mathematicians 
It makes arguments logically valid 
It makes it more likely that your audience will believe your 
premises 
Instructor 
Explanation: 
The answer to this question ca...
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PHI 103 - WEEK 4 - QUIZ ANSWERS - PART 1
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ASHFORD – PHI 103 – WEEK 4 – QUIZ ANSWERS (PART 2) 
1. Question : 
In the _________ argument, if the first event occurs, then another will 
follow, and it this happens, then another will follow, and this will be 
followed by progressively worse outcomes leading to a most 
undesirable end. This chain of conditional inferences is fallacious only if 
one or more of the chains is false or implausible, or if the indicated end 
is neither objectionable nor undesirable. 
Student Answer: appea...
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PHI 103 - WEEK 1 - QUIZ ANSWERS - PART 2
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ASHFORD – PHI 103 – WEEK 1 – QUIZ ANSWERS – PART 2 
1. Question : 
Which of the following is an advantage of using standard form? 
Student Answer: It helps us to evaluate the quality of an argument independent of 
our own views about the subject. 
It is only really necessary for professional logicians and 
mathematicians 
It makes arguments logically valid 
It makes it more likely that your audience will believe your 
premises 
Instructor 
Explanation: 
The answer to this question ca...
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PHI 103 Week 5 Quiz
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PHI 103 Week 5 Quiz 
Question 1 
Spouse: “I know that you get angry a lot. I’m sure that pretty soon you will hit me or something. And what are we gonna do when we have kids? You will probably beat them until they run out of the house and I will be left childless and abused! 
Correct! 
 Slippery Slope 
 Begging the Question 
 Red Herring 
 No Fallacy 
 
Question 2 
 “If he were happy, he would be smiling. He is not smiling, so he is not happy.” 
Correct! 
 Modus Tollens 
...
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PHI 103 Week 2 Quiz 2nd Attempt
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PHI 103 Week 2 Quiz 2nd Attempt 
Question 1 
“All bumblebees are smooglewumps” is which type of statement? 
Correct! 
 universal affirmative 
 universal negative 
 particular affirmative 
 particular negative 
 none of these 
 
Question 2 
 “No cats are dogs. Some cats are mammals. Therefore, some dogs are mammals.” This argument is __________. 
 a mathematical argument 
 an inductive argument 
 a categorical argument 
 an argument by definition 
 
Question 3 
Ident...
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