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In the following passage, (a) determine whether or not an argument is present; (b) if an argument is present, identify the premises and the conclusion."The cup shattered when it hit the ground because it was made of glass."

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Answer:

B

Explanation:

The ending of the statement states the conclusion on why the cup shattered. It shattered because the cup was glass. Therefore B would be correct because the argument was present and It ended with the conclusion of the argument.

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After reading the passage, we can determine the following about whether or not an argument is present and what the premise and the conclusion are:

  • Yes, an argument is present in the passage.
  • The premise is "The cup was made of glass."
  • The conclusion is "The cup shattered when it hit the ground."

How to identify a premise:

  • The premise is the logic behind a conclusion, the reason why we think what we think. In an argument, the premise often follow words such as
  1. Since
  2. Because
  3. If
  4. For those reasons
  • In the passage we are analyzing here, an event happened. A cup hit the ground. The conclusion was that the cup shattered. The reason, logic, or premise behind that conclusion is the fact that the cup was made of glass.

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