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Kimoralee
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Kimoralee
4 days ago

got it right!

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Kimoralee
Saturday, Jan 10

Glad I didn't second guess my answer

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Kimoralee
Saturday, Jan 10

It took me several minutes to answer this one, I got it right but I had to write through it.

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Kimoralee
Friday, Jan 09

I got it correct, for me I focused on the conclusion and the word waged

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Kimoralee
Thursday, Jan 08

4/5

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Kimoralee
Tuesday, Jan 06

got it correct

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Kimoralee
Tuesday, Jan 06

Got it right, took me some time lol

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Edited Monday, Jan 05

2/3, 3 got me but I understand the analysis.

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Kimoralee
Friday, Jan 02

4/5

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Kimoralee
Thursday, Jan 01

4/5

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Edited Thursday, Jan 01

@Patrick Bonna One of the tricks that was mentioned in one of the earlier videos, pointed out to identify the conclusion by understanding what the author is trying to convince you of. Example if I said "In the summer it tends to be very hot when the son is out because the sun is out, it must be very hot today. The premise is the basis for an argument. My argument is and what i'm concluding is that it's hot today and my support i am using is in the summer it tends to be very hot. If I add another premise to support this, my argument will still be that it must be very hot today. I hope this helps a little!

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Kimoralee
Thursday, Jan 01

4/5 so far I feel confident

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Kimoralee
Tuesday, Dec 16 2025

4/5

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Kimoralee
Tuesday, Dec 16 2025

5/5

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Kimoralee
Tuesday, Dec 16 2025

5/5

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