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What is an argument in the context of reasoning?
What is an argument in the context of reasoning?
- A conclusion without any supporting claims
- A simple statement without any reasoning
- An emotional expression without logical basis
- A complex claim used to organize and express reasoning (correct)
What makes a good argument?
What makes a good argument?
- The conclusion follows from the reasons (premises) (correct)
- The reasons are emotionally charged
- The conclusion contradicts the reasons
- The conclusion is unrelated to the reasons
How many claims typically compose an argument?
How many claims typically compose an argument?
- Three claims, all of which are conclusions
- Multiple unrelated claims with no logical connection
- Two or more claims, with one being a conclusion and others as reasons (correct)
- Only one claim, which is always a conclusion
What is an argument composed of?
What is an argument composed of?
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How many conclusions are typically present in an argument?
How many conclusions are typically present in an argument?
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What makes a good argument?
What makes a good argument?
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