- A necessary condition must be present for an event to take place, but is not enough on its own to guarantee its ocurrence.
- A sufficient condition is such that, if present, it triggers the ocurrence of an event.
<u>Question 1</u>
It is a <u>sufficient </u>condition. If a person is not unmarried, therefore is married. This is sufficient to claim that this person is <u>not</u> a bachelor.
<u>Question 2 </u>
Resting is a <u>necessary</u> condition for being healthy. As the text states, resting properly is a habit that must be present if someome wants to have a healthy lifestyle. But, it also states that on its own, resting cannot ensure good health, as people with bad health might also rest all day.
<u>Question 3</u>
It is a <u>sufficient</u> condition. If a person can read, automatically becomes a reader, and therefore the opposite applies too: if a person cannot read, is not a reader.