On the computer disks, the practice exercises in this chapter contain only six arguments, each of which has three premises. Each time through, you will be asked to translate two of these arguments. You should try going through the exercises until you have seen all of the problems. While a correct translation is provided, however, even when you know what that answer is, you might try formulating the same claim in other ways. Although copying the answer you are given down, and then entering it when you see that problem again, will result in a high score, it will be of only limited value when it comes to understanding how to translate.
Every road runner runs faster than some coyote.
No coyote runs faster than any road runner. If Wily Coyote runs faster than any road runner, then he runs faster than any coyote.