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- Q1The premise is the idea we are convinced to believe while conclusion is the support or reason showing that the premise is true.YesNo10s
- Q2There is no difference between an argument and an opinion.NoYes10s
- Q3Hasty generalization is a fallacy committed when making assumptions about a whole group or range of cases based on a sample that is inadequate or not enough.NoYes10s
- Q4Examples of premise indicators are “therefore”, “hence”, and “thus”.YesNo10s
- Q5Not all valid arguments are sound.NoYes10s