Syllogism Review Crossword

A set of statements, one of which appears to be implied or supported by the others
the statement(s) in an argument which support or imply the conclusion
The statement in an argument which is supported or implied by the premise(s)
A deductive argument with two premises and a conclusion
The type of deductive argument consisting of 3 statements in categorical form
the predicate term of the conclusion, used in one premise
the subject term of the conclusion, used in one premise
the term found once in each premise, and is not in the conclusion at all
the premise which contains the major term
the premise which contains the minor term
a representation of a syllogism with statements in standard order and standard abbreviations of the terms
a 3-letter description of the types of categorical statements a syllogism contains when arranged in standard order
a number from 1 to 4 identifying the placement of the syllogism's middle term
the mood + the figure of a syllogism
a syllogism in which the conclusion is necessarily true given that the premises are true
a syllogism which is valid AND has true premises
a term that, within a statement, refers to all members of its category
another syllogism of the same form as the original, with obviously true premises and a false conclusion