Passage A is not an argument because it lacks which type of claim?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to determine why Passage A is not considered an argument, specifically which criteria it fails to meet. It suggests two possible reasons: lacking a factual claim or lacking an inferential claim.
Answer
An inferential claim.
Passage A is not an argument because it lacks an inferential claim.
Answer for screen readers
Passage A is not an argument because it lacks an inferential claim.
More Information
Passages that lack an inferential claim do not attempt to prove or support a conclusion, which is necessary to form an argument.
Tips
Make sure to identify whether the passage contains a statement intended to prove or suggest something; otherwise, it may not qualify as an argument.
Sources
- 1.2 Aplia Assignment Recognizing Arguments.docx - coursehero.com
- 1.2 Recognizing Arguments.docx - 1. ... - coursehero.com
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