Chap 4:

Question 1

The Sufficient Condition

Answer 1

• if the Sufficient Condition is absent you can ignore the conditional statement. (Meaning if I don’t have the :”IF” trigger then the condition statement can be ignored. remember the “If” or the sufficent assumption is the trigger to the conditional statement.
• But if the sufficient condition is present the conditional statement must be followed.

Question 2

The sufficient Indicators

Answer 2

• If
• When(Ever)
• Any(Time)
• Every(Time)
• In Order to
• People who
• Each
• All

**All the sufficient Indicators have similar personalities

**They are all-inclusive (Open Words)

Inclusive = Broad orientation or Scope.

Sufficient condition is a door opener. It’s welcoming.

Question 3

The necessary condition:

Answer 3

The Necessary condition slams the door that the sufficient condition opens.

-Place of Certainty

Question 4

Necessary Indicators

Answer 4

• Then
• Must
• Necessary
• Required
• Only (If)
• Depends
• Need (To)
• Essential
• Precondition.

**These are iron clad word serious and restrictive.

No Necessary condition means no Suff. condition.

Question 5

Explain what is the “What Test.”

P. “116”

Answer 5

It can be used in regards to finding out what the Suff. and Nessaery assumption or phrase indicators are referring to.