Can an Argument Be Sound, but Invalid

question 135

Multiple Choice

Can an argument be sound, but invalid?

• A)Yes, because its conclusion might seem to be true, even though it isn't.
• B)Yes, because its conclusion might be true, even though the argument is badly constructed.
• C)No, because validity is a requirement for soundness.
• D)No, because invalid arguments never have true premises.
• E)No, because invalid arguments never have true conclusions.

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Definitions:

Combining Form

A prefix or suffix added to a word root to change its meaning or create a new word, commonly used in medical terminology.

Xer/o

A prefix in medical terminology denoting dryness.

Hem/o

A prefix used in medical terminology that refers to blood.

Hepat/o

A prefix relating to the liver.