Whoever is kind is loved by somebody or other, and whoever loves anyone is happy. It follows that whoever is kind is happy.

The conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?

(A) Whoever loves someone loves everyone.
(B) Whoever loves everyone loves someone.
(C) Whoever is happy loves everyone.
(D) Whoever loves no one is loved by no one.
(E) Whoever loves everyone is kind.

Whoever is kind is loved by somebody or other, and whoever loves anyone is happy. It follows that whoever is kind is happy.

The conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?

(A) Whoever loves someone loves everyone.
(B) Whoever loves everyone loves someone.
(C) Whoever is happy loves everyone.
(D) Whoever loves no one is loved by no one.
(E) Whoever loves everyone is kind.


B......

hvatit gadat:) nope

hvatit gadat:) nope


Does the answer exist in this choices?
If a person is kind it doesn't mean he/she shows love. And if you being loved you are happy, which is the kind person feels happy.

Does the answer exist in this choices?
If a person is kind it doesn't mean he/she shows love. And if you being loved you are happy, which is the kind person feels happy.


yea there is an answer:)

question type 2s
answer E?

question type 2s
answer E?

nope:)

Ok. One more short one and I'm out:

A poor farmer was fond of telling his children: "In this world, you are either rich or poor, and you are either honest or dishonest. All poor farmers are honest. Therefore, all rich farmers are dishonest."

THe farmer's conclusion is properly drawn if the argument assumes that

(A) every honest farmer is poor
(B) every honest person is a farmer
(C) everyone who is dishonest is a rich farmer
(D) everyone who is poor is honest
(E) every poor person is a farmer

is the answer to the second one A? :party20:

is the answer to the second one A? :party20:

yes u are correct :fight25:

Whats the answer to the first question?