What aspects of evidence should we consider when we identify a fallacy in an argument? A: Relevance, agreement, and acceptability. B: Relevance, acceptability, and sufficiency. C: Agreement, relevance, and sufficiency. D: Acceptability, agreement, and sufficiency.

Repetition helped moved him from basic literacy toward true __.a. proficiency b. efficciency c. sufficiency A: proficiency B: efficiency C: sufficiency

LETHARGY: A: bluntness B: suppleness C: sufficiency D: robustness E: vitality

Which are the criteria for source evaluation in literary analysis? A: ) Currency B: ) Relevance C: ) Sufficiency

The question lies in whether he has ______ knowledge for the job. A: efficiency B: efficient C: sufficiency D: sufficient

​7. There are many ways to increase agricultural _______ in the poorer areas of the world. ‏​‏ A: sufficiency B: efficiency C: deficiency D: proficiency

Thanks to the _______ of air transport, everyone is free to to anywhere at any time. A: sufficiency B: deficiency C: proficiency D: efficiency

In the ARS triangle, relevance and sufficiency are about the _____ between claim and evidence. A: differences B: quality C: links D: similarities

Being a manager, he has paid a lot of attention to the _________ in his factory. A: effect B: sufficiency C: efficiency D: capability

The management seems to expect staff to be constantly achieving higher levels of ( )and productivity. A: efficiency B: offense C: affection D: sufficiency