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Question ABCD 1 The student does not recognize consider the false conclusion when reading the hypothesis. The student tries to make a prediction beyond the given information. Correct answer The student incorrectly adds information outside the original statement. 2 The student incorrectly chooses this option because student cannot recognize the connection between biconditional statement, true conditional, and true converse. The student does not know the key terms of biconditional statement as “if and only if” Correct answer The student does not know the key terms of biconditional statement as “if and only if” 3 Student does not understand how to determine or identify valid statements. Student does not understand how to determine or identify valid statements Correct answer Student does not understand how to determine valid statements. 4 Student does not understand how to determine the validity of a conditional statement Correct answer Student does not understand how to determine the validity of the inverse of a statement. 5 Student does not understand how to determine converse of a conditional statement Student does not understand how to determine a valid converse of a conditional statement Correct answer

Textbook pg. 57 #’s 1-4, 8-11 Study for the Quiz!! HOMEWORK