1.
Company X's employee satisfaction increased after they implemented a work-from-home policy. Therefore, all companies should implement work-from-home policies to increase employee satisfaction. Which of the following identifies the main flaw in this argument?
Work-from-home policies can be difficult to implement
Not all jobs can be done from home
The argument generalizes based on a single case
Some employees prefer working in an office
2.
All roses are flowers. Some flowers are red. Therefore:
All roses are red
Some roses are red
No roses are red
None of the above
3.
If 3x + 8 = 23, what is the value of x?
3
4
5
6
4.
If a dice is rolled twice, what is the probability that the second roll will be higher than the first?
1/2
5/12
7/12
1/3
5.
The team's _____ performance in the championship game showcased their skill, determination, and teamwork.
lackluster
mediocre
stellar
inconsistent
6.
A politician argues that increasing the number of police officers will reduce crime rates. Which of the following, if true, would most weaken this argument?
Crime rates have decreased in areas where community outreach programs were implemented
The cost of hiring more police officers is significant
Some cities with high numbers of police officers still have high crime rates
Police officers often respond to crimes after they have occurred
7.
All dogs are mammals. Some mammals can swim. Therefore, some dogs can swim. This argument is:
Valid and sound
Valid but not necessarily sound
Invalid but possibly true
Invalid and false
8.
Tom's father's mother is Jane. How is Jane related to Tom?
Mother
Aunt
Grandmother
Sister
9.
"Our candidate is a successful businessman, so he'll make a great president." What logical fallacy is demonstrated here?
False equivalence
Appeal to wealth
Hasty generalization
Begging the question
10.
Five friends ordered different flavors of ice cream. Alice's flavor is between Bob's and Charlie's. David's is not next to Charlie's. Eve's is next to Bob's. What is the correct order?
Bob, Alice, Charlie, David, Eve
Eve, Bob, Alice, Charlie, David
David, Eve, Bob, Alice, Charlie
Charlie, Alice, Bob, Eve, David
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