Assume the first 2 statements are true. Is the final one? 6 C5 [" Q+ s# Z: h, Z , a' L: b2 D' ^# q9 ] true( e/ n% O' `$ p/ q2 h
false, ~" X: ^% {" |0 m% Z* K2 E
not certain? / y! O5 `) J# f . |' P" ~: k6 E" T& q) Y9 Y% `The boy plays baseball. All baseball players wear hats. The boy wears a hat.% E8 x/ f7 i, v
Assume the first 2 statements are true. Is the final one? / H: t% {1 {4 G8 x2 J B H( @, l' ^ x* Z- z' P j, M 1, true* L4 `! \+ z% y- e( p' I9 f
,2,false 2 Y3 O; `3 i# P4 M' G ,3,not certain?+ r1 l- X, W6 V
( V9 V/ ?& a5 D0 |/ @The boy plays baseball. All baseball players wear hats. The boy wears a hat." q/ x2 P, d% Z( {8 c5 t
PRESENT PRESERVE -- Do these words& P! F8 E) T( M" L
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a, Have similar meanings6 o5 `/ z- t( T" k9 I+ M% {
b,Have contradictory meanings 0 T6 Q4 Y/ G# P P B/ _ c, Mean neither the same nor opposite?( a/ {1 Z+ d e: V% |