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Reasoning Trio Challenge

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Reasoning Trio Challenge
 

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Reasoning Trio ChallengeOnline version

Inductive, deductive, and analogy

by Joseph Frayre
1

Which type of reasoning infers a general rule from many observations (e.g., seeing many swans are white)

2

If all mammals have a backbone and a dog is a mammal, which reasoning step applies to conclude the dog has a backbone?

3

A pattern: red, blue, red, blue. What type of reasoning is used to predict the next color?

4

Which reasoning assigns a specific conclusion from a general rule (e.g., all humans are mortal; Socrates is human; Socrates is mortal)?

5

Complete the analogy: Bird is to wings as fish is to ?

6

Which reasoning uses a comparison to show similarity between two pairs and draws conclusions from that comparison?

7

From observing that the sun rose every day, you conclude it will rise tomorrow. This is an example of what?

8

If all triangles have three sides, and this shape has three sides, what conclusion follows?

9

Identify the reasoning type: If A implies B and B implies C, therefore A implies C.

10

Which type of reasoning uses prior knowledge to solve a problem by finding a familiar pattern?

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