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en CR 29 Reasoning : It is a mental act whereby starting with several judgments which we relate to one another. Premises : Every reasoning process. Therefore, involves a number of previously known truths. These truths are called the ___. Categorical : _____ syllogism is an argument consisting of exactly three categorical propositions. Inference : It is the drawing of conclusion from one or more premises. Mediate : When a conclusion is drawn from two premises, the inference is ____. Immediate : When a conclusion is drawn from only one premise, the inference is ___. Argument : The mental product of inferential thinking is ___. Categorical : It is an inferential thinking that draws the conclusion in an absolute manner. Syllogism : The external expression of an argument is called ___. Matter : The ___ refers to the propositions that comprise the reasoning process. Form : The ____ is the link that joins the premises to the conclusion. Major : ______ term is the predicate form of the conclusion and is contained in the major premise. Minor : ______ term is the subject term of the conclusion and is contained in the minor premise. Middle : ______ term is common to, and found in, both premises. Extremes : Major term and the minor term are also called ___. Figure : The ___ of a syllogism is determined by the location of the middle term, the term that appears in both premises. Moods : Refers to the different possible combinations of premises and conclusion according to quantity and quality. major : illicit ______ means the predicate is universal in the conclusion not in the major premise. minor : illicit _______ means that the subject universal in the conclusion but not in the minor premise. Felapton : It means that the Major premise is an E-proposition, the minor premise is an A-proposition, and the conclusion is O. Indicators : _____ of premises the proposition that follows any one of them is the premise of an argument; and the proposition that precedes it is usually the conclusion. Indicator : In identifying premises and conclusions, we are often helped by ______ words that provide clues that premises and conclusions are being put forward. Indicators : The proposition that follows any one of them is the conclusion of an argument; and the proposition that precedes it is usually the premises is called the ______ of conclusion. Dimaris : The major premises is an I-proposition; the minor A and the conclusion I. This mood under this figure that has this arrangement is called ____. Ferison : The major premise is an E-proposition; the minor I and the conclusion O. The mood under this figure that has this pattern is called ____. Two : Kind of figure of the categorical syllogism that it is predicate in both premises is figure ____. Three : Kind of figure of the categorical syllogism that it is subject in both premises is figure _____. One : Kind of figure of the categorical syllogism that is the middle term is subject in the major, predicate in the minor is figure ______. Four : Kind of figure of the categorical syllogism that it is predicate in the major and subject in the minor is figure _____. Hypothetical : It is an inferential thinking, which concludes with certainty, affirming or denying a statement, from the affirmation or denial of another is called the ______ syllogism.

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Across:

1.	The major premises is an I-proposition; the minor A and the conclusion I. This mood under this figure that has this arrangement is called ____.
3.	______ term is common to, and found in, both premises.
5.	It is an inferential thinking, which concludes with certainty, affirming or denying a statement, from the affirmation or denial of another is called the ______ syllogism.
7.	illicit _______ means that the subject universal in the conclusion but not in the minor premise.
8.	Kind of figure of the categorical syllogism that it is subject in both premises is figure _____.
13.	_____ syllogism is an argument consisting of exactly three categorical propositions.
15.	Kind of figure of the categorical syllogism that it is predicate in both premises is figure ____.
17.	It is the drawing of conclusion from one or more premises.
20.	In identifying premises and conclusions, we are often helped by ______ words that provide clues that premises and conclusions are being put forward.
21.	Major term and the minor term are also called ___.
23.	The ____ is the link that joins the premises to the conclusion.
25.	illicit ______ means the predicate is universal in the conclusion not in the major premise.
26.	It is a mental act whereby starting with several judgments which we relate to one another.
27.	______ term is the subject term of the conclusion and is contained in the minor premise.

Down:

2.	_____ of premises the proposition that follows any one of them is the premise of an argument; and the proposition that precedes it is usually the conclusion.
4.	The mental product of inferential thinking is ___.
6.	When a conclusion is drawn from only one premise, the inference is ___.
9.	The ___ refers to the propositions that comprise the reasoning process.
10.	The major premise is an E-proposition; the minor I and the conclusion O. The mood under this figure that has this pattern is called ____.
11.	Every reasoning process. Therefore, involves a number of previously known truths. These truths are called the ___.
12.	When a conclusion is drawn from two premises, the inference is ____.
14.	Refers to the different possible combinations of premises and conclusion according to quantity and quality.
16.	______ term is the predicate form of the conclusion and is contained in the major premise.
18.	It means that the Major premise is an E-proposition, the minor premise is an A-proposition, and the conclusion is O.
19.	It is an inferential thinking that draws the conclusion in an absolute manner.
20.	The proposition that follows any one of them is the conclusion of an argument; and the proposition that precedes it is usually the premises is called the ______ of conclusion.
22.	The external expression of an argument is called ___.
24.	Kind of figure of the categorical syllogism that it is predicate in the major and subject in the minor is figure _____.
28.	Kind of figure of the categorical syllogism that is the middle term is subject in the major, predicate in the minor is figure ______.

Across:

1.	The major premises is an I-proposition; the minor A and the conclusion I. This mood under this figure that has this arrangement is called ____.
3.	______ term is common to, and found in, both premises.
5.	It is an inferential thinking, which concludes with certainty, affirming or denying a statement, from the affirmation or denial of another is called the ______ syllogism.
7.	illicit _______ means that the subject universal in the conclusion but not in the minor premise.
8.	Kind of figure of the categorical syllogism that it is subject in both premises is figure _____.
13.	_____ syllogism is an argument consisting of exactly three categorical propositions.
15.	Kind of figure of the categorical syllogism that it is predicate in both premises is figure ____.
17.	It is the drawing of conclusion from one or more premises.
20.	In identifying premises and conclusions, we are often helped by ______ words that provide clues that premises and conclusions are being put forward.
21.	Major term and the minor term are also called ___.
23.	The ____ is the link that joins the premises to the conclusion.
25.	illicit ______ means the predicate is universal in the conclusion not in the major premise.
26.	It is a mental act whereby starting with several judgments which we relate to one another.
27.	______ term is the subject term of the conclusion and is contained in the minor premise.

Down:

2.	_____ of premises the proposition that follows any one of them is the premise of an argument; and the proposition that precedes it is usually the conclusion.
4.	The mental product of inferential thinking is ___.
6.	When a conclusion is drawn from only one premise, the inference is ___.
9.	The ___ refers to the propositions that comprise the reasoning process.
10.	The major premise is an E-proposition; the minor I and the conclusion O. The mood under this figure that has this pattern is called ____.
11.	Every reasoning process. Therefore, involves a number of previously known truths. These truths are called the ___.
12.	When a conclusion is drawn from two premises, the inference is ____.
14.	Refers to the different possible combinations of premises and conclusion according to quantity and quality.
16.	______ term is the predicate form of the conclusion and is contained in the major premise.
18.	It means that the Major premise is an E-proposition, the minor premise is an A-proposition, and the conclusion is O.
19.	It is an inferential thinking that draws the conclusion in an absolute manner.
20.	The proposition that follows any one of them is the conclusion of an argument; and the proposition that precedes it is usually the premises is called the ______ of conclusion.
22.	The external expression of an argument is called ___.
24.	Kind of figure of the categorical syllogism that it is predicate in the major and subject in the minor is figure _____.
28.	Kind of figure of the categorical syllogism that is the middle term is subject in the major, predicate in the minor is figure ______.