Question

1. what does the term /logical/ mean?

to declare something strongly

to show a statement is false

sensible and consistent

speaking without inflection

Explanation:

• "to declare something strongly" is related to "assert" rather than "logical".
• "to show a statement is false" is "refute" or "disprove", not the meaning of "logical".
• "sensible and consistent" matches the definition of "logical" as it refers to being reasonable and following a consistent line of thought.
• "speaking without inflection" is about tone of speech, not related to the meaning of "logical".

Answer:

C. sensible and consistent