On your way to El Dorado you come to a fork in the road. There are 2 men there; one man tells the truth, the other lies. What question can you ask to assure that you reach the gold? Ask either of the men "Would he say this is the way to El Dorado?" It is the right path if the man answers "no".

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Truth Tables for Negations Worksheets

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Basic Lesson: Demonstrates the concept of determining truth values for Negations.; Standard: MATH 5
Grades: (9-12); View lesson

Intermediate Lesson: Shows students how to determine truth values for Negations.; Standard: MATH 5
Grades: (9-12); View lesson

Independent Practice 1: Contains a mixture of problems using Negations. Students must determine the truth value.; Standard: MATH 5
Grades: (9-12); View worksheet

Independent Practice 2: Features truth value questions with assorted concepts. Students concentrate on Negations.; Standard: MATH 5
Grades: (9-12); View worksheet

Logic Homework: Features 6 Negation problems; students must determine the truth-value.; Standard: MATH 5
Grades: (9-12); View homework

Logic Quiz: 10 truth value questions that include Negations. Scoring matrix is provided.; View worksheet

Lesson and Practice Answer Key: Answers for both Lessons and Independent Practice worksheets.; View worksheet

Homework and Quiz Answer Key: Answers for the homework worksheet and quiz.; View worksheet

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