Assuming a standard context, label each of the following arguments as deductive or inductive. Explain what it is about the words or form of argument that indicates whether or not each argument is intended or claimed to be valid. If it is not clear whether the argument is inductive or deductive, say why.
1. The sun is coming out, so the rain will probably stop soon.
2. It's going to rain tomorrow, so it will either rain or be clear tomorrow.
3. No woman has ever been elected president. Therefore, no woman will ever be elected president.
4. Diet cola never keeps me awake at night. I know because I drank it just last night without any problems.
5. The house is a mess, so Jeff must be home from college.
6. If Harold were innocent, he would not go into hiding. Since he is hiding, he must not be innocent.
7. Nobody in Paris seems to understand me, so either my French is rotten or Parisians are unfriendly.
8. Because both of our yards are near rivers in Tennessee, and my yard has lots of mosquitoes, there must also be lots of mosquitoes in your yard.
9. Most likely, her new husband speaks English with an accent, because he comes from Germany, and most Germans speak English with an accent.
10. There is no even number smaller than two, so one is not an even number.