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Induction, Deduction, and Analogy Quiz

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Induction, Deduction, and Analogy Quiz
 

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Induction, Deduction, and Analogy QuizOnline version

Test your reasoning types

by DACULIO JOSEPH T.
1

Which reasoning moves from specific observations to a general rule?

2

Which form of reasoning starts with a general principle and applies it to a specific case?

3

In which approach would a scientist create a hypothesis from patterns seen in data?

4

Which reasoning relies on comparing two similar cases to draw a conclusion?

5

A math theorem proven from axioms is an example of which type of reasoning?

6

If all observed swans are white, what type of reasoning suggests all swans are white?

7

Which form of reasoning uses a known rule to infer particulars but can be challenged by exceptions?

8

Which method uses a comparison between two cases to form a conclusion?

9

Identify the reasoning type: from the

10

Which reasoning is most likely to predict future events from past patterns?

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