Using a three-circle Venn Diagram, check the following
categorical arguments for validity.
A. Some advertisers try to create a new ideal state for
consumers. Some advertisers try to create dissatisfaction with the
consumer’s current state. So, some who try to create a new ideal
state also try to create dissatisfaction with the current
state.
B. No sophisticated diners leave their napkins on the table
after they sit. Everyone who plans to stand to shake hands with
late-comers leaves her napkin on the table after she sits. It
follows that no one who plans to stand and shake hands with
late-comers is a sophisticated diner.
C. Some businesses with fewer than twenty-five employees will
not receive a federal tax credit. This is true because, some
business with fewer than twenty-five employees will not offer
health insurance to their employees, and all companies who offer
health insurance to their employees will receive a federal tax
credit.
D. Some economies are agrarian. No developed economies are
agrarian economies. So, some economies are not developed.
E. All wars are fought for economic reasons. Some wars are
fought for religious reasons. Therefore, some wars are both
religious and economic.