SACE Stage 2 Philosophy Practice Questions - SACE Stage 2 Philosophy Examination (South Australia) Exam

What two conditions must be satisfied for a deductive argument to be sound?

The argument must be deductively valid and all of its premises must be true. The argument must use inductive premises and reach a probable conclusion. The argument must avoid emotional language and contain exactly three premises. The argument must be accepted by scientific consensus and feature a hypothetical conditional.

Correct Answer:

The argument must be deductively valid and all of its premises must be true.

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