a separate sheet. 1. Which of the following best describes the inductive reasoning? A. accepting meaning of a term without definition B. defining mathematical terms in relation to physical objects c. using logic to draw conclusions based on accepted statements D. interfering a general truth by examining a number of specific examples 2. What property is illustrated in the given, If ZA ZB. ZB = 2C, then LA LC? A. Addition Property C. Transitive Property B. Reflexive Property D. Symmetric Property 3. Using the distributive property, 4(a + b) = A. b + 4b B. 4a + b C. 4a + 4b D. 4 + a + b 4. Which of the following methods uses the rules of inference? A. direct proof C. indirect proof B. formal proof D. two-column proof 5. If garbages are disposed properly, then dengue diseases will be prevented. What do you call the underlined portion in this conditional statement? A. argument B. converse C. conclusion D. hypothesis 6. "All snakes are cold blooded; a cobra is a snake". Which is the best conclusion of the given statement using the deductive method? A. A snake is a cobra C. A cobra is cold-blooded B. All cobra is a snake D. All cold-blooded animal is a snake For numbers 7-10 Given: GD EBC BC = FH FH AE Prove: AE = GD B H A E Reasons Statements 1. GD BC, BC FH 2. GD FH 1. Given 2. 3. FH = AE 3. 4. F 4. Transitive 5. 5. AE = GD 7. Which of the following reasons best describes the second statement? A. Given C. Symmetric Property B. Transitive Property D. Reflexive Property 8. Which of the following statements satisfies the third reason of the proof? A. Given C. Symmetric Property B. Transitive Property D. Reflexive Property 9. Which of the following statements satisfies the fourth statement of the proof? A. GD AE B. BC FH C. FH = AE D. none of the above 10. Which of the following reasons best describes the last statement? A. Given C. Symmetric Property B. Transitive Property D. Reflexive Property​