4/5, on q2 I didn't add "because companies aim to maximize their profits" to premise

I feel like this is making me overthink the concept haha

5/5 - LETS GOOO!

4/5 - I want to try blind review but I fear I will change a correct question lol

@AmirAlavi I did the same thing. I think one way to differentiate an argument from the report is like you mentioned in #2 - don't reason with yourself to make it an argument and treat a fact is a fact.

5/5!!!!

5/5!! LETS GOOO

Disney argument is strongest because it has tactical reasons as to why this premise would lead to the conclusion. Tiger argument is next closest because it's reasonable to assume everyone knows the danger of tigers. The cat argument is the weakest because unfortunately there are so many other reasons why the cat could've been on the counter and licking their paws - there is too much coincidences that could be involved in the argument.

7/7!! yay I was so worried lol. what helped me was searching for the conclusion first then finding the "premise" which I like to think of as supporting evidence that has some sort of backing to it. the conclusion usually feels like an opinion.

I fell for B and then C. goodness lol