What's the right conclusion for each argument?

Watch out – for some of these arguments, no valid conclusion is listed. If you can't find a valid conclusion for a given argument, select “invalid.”

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* 1. Anyone who has a vorpal sword can slay a jabberwock.
I have a vorpal sword.
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* 2. The mome raths were outgreabing.
Anything that outgreabes makes a very unpleasant sound.
Therefore:

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* 3. All jubjub birds have claws.
All bandersnatches have claws.
Therefore:

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* 4. No one who warns people about jabberwocks is a fool.
My father warns people about jabberwocks.
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* 5. No jubjub bird is frumious.
This manxome beast is not frumious.
Therefore:

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* 6. I am not hunting a bandersnatch.
Anyone hunting a bandersnatch knows not to meddle with jubjub birds.
Therefore:

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* 7. Tumtum trees grow in the forest.
Anything growing in the forest might be hiding something that burbles.
Therefore:

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* 8. Something nearby is burbling!
Anything that burbles must be a jabberwock.
Therefore:

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* 9. The most fearsome foe is not afraid of a snicker-snack.
The bandersnatch is not afraid of a snicker-snack.
Therefore:

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* 10. Anyone who galumphs has recently slain a jabberwock.
My father’s only child is galumphing.
Therefore:

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