Exercise 7.3, III
(7) 1. T (B E)
2. E • T / B
(8) 1. (O M) S
(9) 1. Q (L C)
(10) 1. (K • H) (K • L)
(11) 1. (E • N) T
(12) 1. H • (C • T)
(13) 1. (E • I) (M • U)
(14) 1. (J K)
(15) 1. (G • H) (M • G)
(16) 1. (Q • N) (N • T)
(17) 1. (U R)
(18) 1. (F • A)
(19) 1. [(I M) G] G
(20) 1. E B
Exercise 7.3, III
(21) 1. (K F)
(22) 1. S (I • J)
(23) 1. (J F) M
(24) 1. (K • P) (K • Q)
(25) 1. E (D C)
(26) 1. A • (F • L)
(27) 1. (T • R) P
(28) 1. P (I • L)
(30) 1. (M E) (S U)
Exercise 7.3, III
(31) 1. (R D) (F • G)
(32) 1. Q (C • B)
(33) 1. (A • G)
2. (A • E)
(34) 1. (M • N) (O • P)
Exercise 7.3, III
(35) 1. (T • K) (C • E)
Part IV
(1) 1. (S • D) (S • H)
(2) 1. (C • I) (H • I)
(3) 1. (S C)
(4) 1. G (R • E)
(5) 1. E • (P • B)
(6) 1. F (U • R)
(7) 1. R (C M)
(8) 1. (P U) L
(9) 1. (S E)
Exercise 7.3, IV
(10) 1. E (B • P)
Part V (The letters used in the translations are underlined in the text.)
New Cradle
“You know, kids are really a kick in the pants,” she says. “That’s why my heart goes out
to a same-sex couple I know.”
“And why is that?” Dylan asks.
Exercise 7.3, V
“It goes like this,” he says. “If religious freedom is a right, then the people at New Cradle have a
right to practice it as they choose. And if they have a right to practice it as they choose, then if
they think same-sex marriage violates their religion, then they can refuse to help same-sex
couples adopt a baby. Now religious freedom is a right and those people think same-sex
marriage violates their religion. Hence they can refuse to help same-sex couples adopt a baby.”
1. R P
“But wait just a minute,” Chloe says. “New Cradle is engaged in a commercial activity,
just like a restaurant, and some of its babies come from out of state. So I would offer you this
1. (R E) (D V)
“I can see that New Cradle faces a dilemma,” Dylan replies. “If it helps same-sex
couples adopt a baby, then it will violate its own principles; but if it does not help them, then it
will violate constitutional principles.”
1. (H O) • (H C)
“Another point we must not forget,” Chloe adds, “is that same sex couples now have the
right to marry. And if that is the case, they have a right to raise a family. And if they have a
1. M
“I think you’re right, says Dylan, “that equality plays a big role in this issue. Our country
1. C
2. S
Exercise 7.3, V
1. H A
“I think your reasoning is a bit shortsighted,” Chloe replies. “Let’s suppose a same-sex
couple adopts a baby. If a same-sex couple adopts a baby, then the parents will be either both
1. A
Exercise 7.3, V
“Interesting point,” Dylan says. “But I wonder if those surrogate role models would be
Exercise 7.4
Part I
Part II
1. J M 1, Impl 9. (K • A) F 1, Exp
2, 3, HS 2, 3, MT
Exercise 7.4, I
Part III
(1) 1. (S • K) R
(2) 1. T (F F)
(3) 1. G E
(4) 1. S Q
(5) 1. N P
(8) 1. Q (F A)
2. R (A F)
Exercise 7.4, III
(9) 1. T (T G)
(10) 1. (B G) • (F N)
(11) 1. (J • R) H
(12) 1. T / S T
Exercise 7.4, III
(14) 1. (O C) • (S D)
(15) 1. (U • W) X
(16) 1. T R
(17) 1. S N
(19) 1. R P
(20) 1. H B
(21) 1. J (G L) / G (J L)
(22) 1. S (L • M)
(23) 1. F (A • K)
(26) 1. H U / H (U T)
(27) 1. Q (W • D) / Q W
(28) 1. P (E B)
(29) 1. (G J) (H Q)