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In the passage above, the two bold faced portions play the following roles:
A. The first is an observation favored in the argument while the second is a consideration that goes against that argument.
B. The first is a position disputed in the argument while the second is a judgement provided to dispute that position.
C. The first is a finding that the author does not favor while the second is an explanation that supports the author’s position.
D. The first is the consideration of the main point of the argument; the second is an example of the consideration.
E. The first is a circumstance that the author agrees with, the second is a circumstance that the author favors over the first.
In the passage above, the two bold faced portions play the following roles:
A. The first is an observation favored in the argument while the second is a consideration that goes against that argument.
B. The first is a position disputed in the argument while the second is a judgement provided to dispute that position.
C. The first is a finding that the author does not favor while the second is an explanation that supports the author’s position.
D. The first is the consideration of the main point of the argument; the second is an example of the consideration.
E. The first is a circumstance that the author agrees with, the second is a circumstance that the author favors over the first.
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11 May 2019, 04:40
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In the passage above, the two bold faced portions play the following roles:
A. The first is an observation favored in the argument while the second is a consideration that goes against that argument.
Definitely not a favoured observation.
B. The first is a position disputed in the argument while the second is a judgement provided to dispute that position.
The first is not a position; it is a fact.
C. The first is a finding that the author does not favor while the second is an explanation that supports the author’s position.
Correct.
D. The first is the consideration of the main point of the argument; the second is an example of the consideration.
The first is a fact, not a consideration.
E. The first is a circumstance that the author agrees with, the second is a circumstance that the author favors over the first.
Not a circumstance that the author agrees with.
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