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Different mammals in many parts of the world have what is known as 'headgear.' Horns, made of heratin, that are found on animals like sheep and cattle are considered headgear. Antlers, made of bone, that are found on some members of the deer family are also considerd headgears. All animals that possess headgears share two common characteristics: they have hooves and they are herbivores. Since we know that the Asian Musk Deer is a member of the deer family, that is has hooves, and that it is a herbivore, we can conclude that it has headgear.
Given the information in the passage above, the conclution is unsound because:
a) Deer's headgear is made of keratin
b) Not all deer have headgear
c) Asian Musk Deer do not have horns.
d) The Asian Musk Deer is not a mammal.
e) The conclusion above is sound.
guys, I think this is an awesome CR question to practice with. I tried drawing a diagram, but i'm not sure if it is completely correct and would need your input. This is what i've come up with in the attachment. If you think i'm missing something, please feel free to add your diagram, but i'm certain that drawing a diagram would make it easier to visualize and understand this argument.
Given the information in the passage above, the conclution is unsound because:
a) Deer's headgear is made of keratin
b) Not all deer have headgear
c) Asian Musk Deer do not have horns.
d) The Asian Musk Deer is not a mammal.
e) The conclusion above is sound.
guys, I think this is an awesome CR question to practice with. I tried drawing a diagram, but i'm not sure if it is completely correct and would need your input. This is what i've come up with in the attachment. If you think i'm missing something, please feel free to add your diagram, but i'm certain that drawing a diagram would make it easier to visualize and understand this argument.
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05 Dec 2007, 08:51
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WOw, you are really working hard man!!!
Well for me Answer is B
A- irrelvant
C- Even antlers are headgears
D- out of scope
E- no comments
B- Though Asian musk dear belongs to dear family, but it cannot be concluded that it has headgear, as not all dears have headgear.
Amar
Well for me Answer is B
A- irrelvant
C- Even antlers are headgears
D- out of scope
E- no comments
B- Though Asian musk dear belongs to dear family, but it cannot be concluded that it has headgear, as not all dears have headgear.
Amar
05 Dec 2007, 08:59
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hi amar. heheh....what did you mean by that comment. that i'm doing well or am i wasting energy unefficiently? i'd like to know either way 
if you managed to understand immediately after reading, well that's great cause for me at least, i had difficulty following up with too much information. how did you approach it?
if you managed to understand immediately after reading, well that's great cause for me at least, i had difficulty following up with too much information. how did you approach it? 
Remember labor never goes to vain, you will reap of every inch you sow... good luck
