It's often easier to understand logic by noting its absence.
All men are mortal.
Socrates was a man.
Ergo, Socreates was mortal.
That's a fairly simple and obvious syllogism. But what about this one:
Everything that is rare is expensive.
Cheap horses are rare.
Ergo, cheap horses are expensive.
The game of logic then is to teach a particular logical concept, then have students create examples where they flout the rule and see if their classmates can spot the mistake.
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