• 2022-05-30 问题

    Which of the following is most accurate? A: An argument may have either an unstated premise or an unstated conclusion. B: An argument may have an unstated premise, but it can't have an unstated conclusion. C: An argument may have an unstated conclusion, but it can't have an unstated premise. D: An argument may have neither an unstated premise nor an unstated conclusion.

    Which of the following is most accurate? A: An argument may have either an unstated premise or an unstated conclusion. B: An argument may have an unstated premise, but it can't have an unstated conclusion. C: An argument may have an unstated conclusion, but it can't have an unstated premise. D: An argument may have neither an unstated premise nor an unstated conclusion.

  • 2021-04-14 问题

    Culture is those deep, common, unstated experiences which members of a given culture share.

    Culture is those deep, common, unstated experiences which members of a given culture share.

  • 2022-06-12 问题

    Which of the following is not true about informal space? A: It has form. B: It has distinctive bounds. C: It is not part of culture. D: It is unstated.

    Which of the following is not true about informal space? A: It has form. B: It has distinctive bounds. C: It is not part of culture. D: It is unstated.

  • 2022-06-03 问题

    When will an argument be convincing? A: The audience shares the warrant, and the link between the claim and support is made. B: The audience supplies an opposing warrant, and the link between the claim and support is not made. C: The audience questions and disagrees with the assumptions, or unstated reasons. D: The author and audience hold different cultural values or different social norms.

    When will an argument be convincing? A: The audience shares the warrant, and the link between the claim and support is made. B: The audience supplies an opposing warrant, and the link between the claim and support is not made. C: The audience questions and disagrees with the assumptions, or unstated reasons. D: The author and audience hold different cultural values or different social norms.

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