| Clues Across |
| 1. |
An argument intended to be valid is called what? |
| 4. |
A conclusion indicator |
| 5. |
A collection of sentences some of which are intended to support its conclusion. |
| 7. |
A conclusion indicator |
| 8. |
A statement which couldn't be false is logically ______. |
| 9. |
A conclusion indicator |
| 11. |
A statement in an argument which provides putative evidence |
| Clues Down |
| 2. |
If two sentences mean the same thing we say they are logically ______. |
| 3. |
A premise indicator |
| 4. |
An argument which is both valid and has only true premises is _____. |
| 6. |
A conclusion indicator |
| 10. |
If an argument is ______, then it is impossible for its conclusion to be false when its premises to be true. |