To Say That an Argument Is Valid Means

question 20

Multiple Choice

To say that an argument is valid means:

• A) its conclusion is true.
• B) it's widely accepted.
• C) its premises are plausible.
• D) its conclusion follows from its premises.
• E) Both A and D

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Definitions:

Social Classes

Distinct groups in society that are ranked based on factors like wealth, occupation, and social status, influencing one's opportunities and life experiences.

Acquired Resources

Assets or resources gained through one's own efforts, purchases, or investments, rather than inherited.

Relative Poverty

A situation where an individual or group lacks basic resources for survival when compared with other people in the society as a whole; relative standard of living when measured to others.

OSAP

The Ontario Student Assistance Program, a financial aid program that offers grants and loans to help Ontario students pay for their post-secondary education.