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Reasons and Conclusions — Arguments and Explanations · KAERON

Ch. 10

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Chapter 10 · Arguments and Explanations

Lesson 1 · Arguments and Explanations

Reasons and Conclusions

Map what someone wants you to believe and why.

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Chapter 10

Arguments and Explanations

Connect reasons to conclusions and uncover what is hidden.

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Reasons and Conclusions
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Chapter Overview

Concept

An argument links reasons to a conclusion

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A conclusion is the claim an argument asks you to accept. Reasons are the statements offered in support. A list of true facts is not enough unless they connect to the conclusion.

Example

Should the library stay open later?

Many students wait after school and the study hall is crowded are reasons. Therefore, the library should stay open one hour later is the conclusion. Costs and staffing still need examination.

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Chapter 10

Arguments and Explanations

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An argument links reasons to a conclusion
Should the library stay open later?