This quiz tests your understanding of material covered in the "Common Valid and Invalid Argument Forms" course. Actually, this is more of an exercise than a quiz, since the questions won't be graded.

For each question you'll see a short argument written in "ordinary" language. Your exercise is to

(i) write the argument in standard form (you may need to add an assumed implicit premise),

(ii) name the argument form if you can, and

(iii) evaluate the validity of the argument.

You'll be given a text field that you can use to type in an answer, but you may prefer to use pencil and paper to work out your answers. Whether you type anything in the text box or not, when you click the "submit" button you can view my answer to the question.