The following questions relate to the proper terminology used to evaluate arguments.
-What evaluative language should you use for categorical arguments?
A) valid/invalid; cogent/uncogent
B) valid/invalid; sound/unsound
C) strong/weak; cogent/uncogent
D) strong/weak; sound/unsound

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

When evaluating categorical arguments, we use the terms valid or invalid to describe the logical structure of the argument, and sound or unsound to describe both its logical structure and the truth of its premises. Therefore, option B is the correct choice as it includes both appropriate evaluative terms for categorical arguments.

The Following Questions Relate to the Proper Terminology Used to Evaluate