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What is the primary purpose of analyzing arguments in a passage?
To distinguish between strong and weak arguments
Which of the following is an example of a weak argument in a passage?
A conclusion based on a single anecdote
What is the key difference between correlation and causation?
Correlation is an association between two events, while causation implies a cause-and-effect relationship
Which of the following arguments is most directly related to the question 'Should college education be free?'
Free college education would lead to a more educated workforce
What is the benefit of distinguishing between strong and weak arguments in a passage?
It allows for a more informed decision or conclusion
Test your critical thinking skills by identifying strong and weak arguments in a complex passage. Evaluate the relevance of arguments to the question and distinguish between correlation and causation. How well can you analyze arguments?
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