If p, then qNot qThereforenot pReasoningused ineverydaylife“I need to get anew MacBook.All the studentsin my classeshave their own.”I had Starbucks onFriday, and then didgreat on myphilosophy test!Starbucks makesme smarter!Reasons fromuniversaltruths toparticularconclusionsLove ofwisdomHavingfault inlogic“Every human cellis very lightweight,so a human beingcomposed of cellsis also verylightweight”.Statement thatan argumentclaims willjustify aconclusionIf p, then qPThereforeqA presumptionmade in formallogic, usuallyconsisting of 2premises and aconclusionI have to get my license! If Ican’t drive myself to work, Iwon’t be able to keep myjob. If I can’t work I can’tsave money. I won’t beable to afford university.Then I will never get a joband end up alone and poor!I HAVE to get my licensIn formallogic, anargumentthat followslogical formThe secondsubject ofpremise thatfollows as aresult or effect(q)The thing ofevent thatexisted beforeor logicallyprecedesanother (p)The studyand use oftruth andreasoningAn argument thatfollows properform; if thepremises are true,the conclusionMUST follow“Well it’s time todecide.Will you contribute$50 to ourenvironmental fund,or are you on theside of environmentaldestruction?”If p, then qIf q, then rTherefore rif pIf p, then qqThereforepEither p or qpThereforenot q“She’s ignorant,maniacal and isbeing manipulated byadult climate changebedwetters funded byPutin.”Steve Malloy onGreta ThunbergMeasureof truth foran informalargumentReason thatuses generalobservations tomake aprobableconclusion.If p, then qNot qThereforenot pReasoningused ineverydaylife“I need to get anew MacBook.All the studentsin my classeshave their own.”I had Starbucks onFriday, and then didgreat on myphilosophy test!Starbucks makesme smarter!Reasons fromuniversaltruths toparticularconclusionsLove ofwisdomHavingfault inlogic“Every human cellis very lightweight,so a human beingcomposed of cellsis also verylightweight”.Statement thatan argumentclaims willjustify aconclusionIf p, then qPThereforeqA presumptionmade in formallogic, usuallyconsisting of 2premises and aconclusionI have to get my license! If Ican’t drive myself to work, Iwon’t be able to keep myjob. If I can’t work I can’tsave money. I won’t beable to afford university.Then I will never get a joband end up alone and poor!I HAVE to get my licensIn formallogic, anargumentthat followslogical formThe secondsubject ofpremise thatfollows as aresult or effect(q)The thing ofevent thatexisted beforeor logicallyprecedesanother (p)The studyand use oftruth andreasoningAn argument thatfollows properform; if thepremises are true,the conclusionMUST follow“Well it’s time todecide.Will you contribute$50 to ourenvironmental fund,or are you on theside of environmentaldestruction?”If p, then qIf q, then rTherefore rif pIf p, then qqThereforepEither p or qpThereforenot q“She’s ignorant,maniacal and isbeing manipulated byadult climate changebedwetters funded byPutin.”Steve Malloy onGreta ThunbergMeasureof truth foran informalargumentReason thatuses generalobservations tomake aprobableconclusion.

Woodley Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. If p, then q Not q Therefore not p
  2. Reasoning used in everyday life
  3. “I need to get a new MacBook. All the students in my classes have their own.”
  4. I had Starbucks on Friday, and then did great on my philosophy test! Starbucks makes me smarter!
  5. Reasons from universal truths to particular conclusions
  6. Love of wisdom
  7. Having fault in logic
  8. “Every human cell is very lightweight, so a human being composed of cells is also very lightweight”.
  9. Statement that an argument claims will justify a conclusion
  10. If p, then q P Therefore q
  11. A presumption made in formal logic, usually consisting of 2 premises and a conclusion
  12. I have to get my license! If I can’t drive myself to work, I won’t be able to keep my job. If I can’t work I can’t save money. I won’t be able to afford university. Then I will never get a job and end up alone and poor! I HAVE to get my licens
  13. In formal logic, an argument that follows logical form
  14. The second subject of premise that follows as a result or effect (q)
  15. The thing of event that existed before or logically precedes another (p)
  16. The study and use of truth and reasoning
  17. An argument that follows proper form; if the premises are true, the conclusion MUST follow
  18. “Well it’s time to decide. Will you contribute $50 to our environmental fund, or are you on the side of environmental destruction?”
  19. If p, then q If q, then r Therefore r if p
  20. If p, then q q Therefore p
  21. Either p or q p Therefore not q
  22. “She’s ignorant, maniacal and is being manipulated by adult climate change bedwetters funded by Putin.” Steve Malloy on Greta Thunberg
  23. Measure of truth for an informal argument
  24. Reason that uses general observations to make a probable conclusion.