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Understanding Arguments Quiz

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What is the purpose of an argument?

To avoid presenting reasons for your opinion

To ignore others' viewpoints

To explain or persuade others to accept your viewpoint (correct)

To confuse others with multiple viewpoints

What does a good premise consist of?

Vague/Invented & Unrelated premises

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Exact/Truthful & Relevant premises

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What does a bad conclusion consist of?

Exact/Truthful & Relevant premises

Vague/Invented & Unrelated premises (correct)

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Opinion & Assume

What is the main component of a statement?

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What can a statement be classified as?

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Understanding Arguments Quiz

Choose a study mode

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Questions and Answers

What is the purpose of an argument?

What does a good premise consist of?

What does a bad conclusion consist of?

What is the main component of a statement?

What can a statement be classified as?

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