If You Find It Difficult to Remember What You Want

question 3

Multiple Choice

If you find it difficult to remember what you want to say when giving oral presentations, the best memory jogger is likely to be

• A) a complete outline.
• B) key points written on note cards.
• C) major topics on PowerPoint slides.
• D) a fully written paper.

Understand the structure of standard form propositions and their translations.

Identify and construct contrapositive, converse, and equivalent propositions.

Understand the implications of hypothetical, categorical, and disjunctive propositions.

Analyze the validity of syllogisms and recognize common logical fallacies.

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