Why would "I've decided to go ahead with the operation" in Question 1 be a conclusion? Doesn't it have to be an argument (as opposed to just a statement of fact)?
"Even if we upgrade our IT infrastructure", can't this be a premise? Since upgrading the infrastructure won't help, we need to incorporate other strategies. This is helping the conclusion (of why we need other strategies) not going against it.
is it true my accuracy is being tracked through these small drill questions as well? because I had no idea and sometimes did not type my answer but got most of them right just by reading and clicking the answers and my accuracy score came out really low so I was confused.
Notwithstanding the planet Dune being a desert, it was revered and considered invaluable by the people.
This is not an argument, but if it had another sentence that stated "As sand was seen as important to the people and the people enjoyed the warm weather"
Would that make it an argument?
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5/5 Let's go!
Finally got a 5/5!!!
4/5 messed up on the last question, the author point tripped me up
3/5. Q1 and Q4 got me
Why would "I've decided to go ahead with the operation" in Question 1 be a conclusion? Doesn't it have to be an argument (as opposed to just a statement of fact)?
3/5 Numbers 4 & 5 confused me!
5/5
4/5
"Even if we upgrade our IT infrastructure", can't this be a premise? Since upgrading the infrastructure won't help, we need to incorporate other strategies. This is helping the conclusion (of why we need other strategies) not going against it.
5/5 guys let's go
4/5, the last one confused me a lot.
5/5 Even if I hesitated thinking about no 5 being a trick question
5/5!!!! :D
omg 5/5 can't believe it! It's motivating me to get better
5/5!!! Nice way to keep us on our toes...
5/5
This is so eloquently Broken down. I was able to get 5/5 finally!
5/5. Definitely still early in the game but it's rewarding being able to quickly understand these concepts.
is it true my accuracy is being tracked through these small drill questions as well? because I had no idea and sometimes did not type my answer but got most of them right just by reading and clicking the answers and my accuracy score came out really low so I was confused.
Could we break up the premise for question 2??
“There many not be another alternative (given the PREMISE of) my current medical condition”
J.Y. Lisan Al-Gaib confirmed??
Dune is peak. Must read series (at least the first four).
DUNEEEEEEE
5/5!!!
Notwithstanding the planet Dune being a desert, it was revered and considered invaluable by the people.
This is not an argument, but if it had another sentence that stated "As sand was seen as important to the people and the people enjoyed the warm weather"
Would that make it an argument?