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What does the term "Every" indicate in logical reasoning?

Whenever
Every
Not necessarily false - def
Any

The correct answer is: Every

In logical reasoning, the term "Every" is used to indicate universality. When a statement includes the term "Every," it means that the relationship being described applies to all members of a particular group or set. This indicates a broad, inclusive scope where there are no exceptions to the statement being made. Therefore, the correct answer is option B, as it accurately reflects the meaning of the term "Every" in logical reasoning.