Assignment 1 Phil 170

Assignment #1 Chapter 2 Set (a) Oh, to be at the beach this afternoon! The waves at the beach will be large today. Speak into the microphone. It is best to speak into a microphone when addressing large groups. Are you now or have you ever been a member of the Communist party? The Communist party has a negative connotation in Western Society. I promise I will return the money on Tuesday. On Tuesday you will receive your money. Chapter 2 Set (b) Form is interrogative. Function is interrogative (asks a question about the class) and declarative (conveys information that the class was cancelled) Form is declarative. Function is declarative (conveys to everyone they are married) and performative (officially makes them man and wife). Form is interrogative. Function is interrogative (asks a question about the person). Form is exclamatory. Function is exclamatory (expresses emotion for the team). Form is declarative. Function is declarative (conveys that the free enterprise system liberated women). Form is imperative. Function is imperative (directs others to say no). Form is declarative. Function is declarative (conveys that the story is the best ever written) and exclamatory (expresses emotions about the story). Chapter 2 Set (d) Don’t buy that item for that price. Why would you buy that item for that price? Wow, socks for $25.00, no way! I can not justify buying that item for $25.00. Chapter 2 Set (e) California State University Long (CSULB) is in a great location. It follows that many students wish to go there for school. The amount of applications each year submitted to CSULB confirms that it is a desirable school to attend. CSULB is a very selective school, the justification is that there are thousands of applications submitted each year. CSULB is strong academically on account of the great professors teaching there, as well as the top students that are admitted into programs. CSULB is a desirable school, so it can be very selective. CSULB is considered successful in sports, for they have competed at the highest level of competition for a very long time. Chapter 2 Set (f) So; Introduces the premises. Was confirmed by; Introduces the conclusion. Shows that; Introduces the conclusion. For; Introduces the premises. For; Introduces the premises. But; Introduces the conclusion. Therefore; Introduces the conclusion Because; Introduces the premises. Does not contain inference indicator. Does not contain inference indicator. Hence; Introduces the conclusion. Justify; Introduces the premises. Chapter 2 Set (g) Conclusion: You aren’t my real mother. Inference Indicator: None. Conclusion: Everybody expects the band to come back on stage for an encore. Inference Indicator: Since; Introduces the premises. Conclusion: I’m sick of hearing my friends telling me to get a life and to spend my time somewhere besides video game arcades. Inference Indicator: None. Conclusion: It’s got to be a mirage. Inference Indicator: Well; Introduces the premises. Conclusion: Dade County, which includes Miami, is the best place in America to be a criminal. Inference Indicator: None. Conclusion: If the business moves to more services and processing, we’ll move with it. Inference Indicator: So; Introduces the conclusion. Conclusion: Those who oppose euthanasia buttress their case by pointing to the rare patients that have been given up for dead but inexplicitly survived. Inference Indicator: None. Conclusion: We are describing the first one of a new phylum. Inference Indicator: None. Conclusion: I had better turn my attention to finding out the secret of happiness Inference Indicator: Therefore; Introduces the conclusion. Conclusion: I believe there will be a new crusade with Jesus Christ as the commander-in-chief who will bring our nation back to greatness. Inference Indicator: None Chapter 10 Set (a) The argument is not valid. The argument is valid. The argument is sound, but not valid. The argument is sound, but not valid. The argument is not sound or valid.