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Roget cannot possibly be a good lawyer because the quality of his English is absolutely mediocre. His grammar is appalling and his arguments abound in slang.
Which of the following identifies an assumption in the argument above?
A. Roget cheated during his law school examination.
B. Generally speaking, very few lawyers are inarticulate
C. The quality of English a lawyer uses is indicative of his competence.
D. Generally speaking, a majority of lawyers are competent in English
E. Roget purposely uses bad English to disguise what he knows is a bad argument.
Which of the following identifies an assumption in the argument above?
A. Roget cheated during his law school examination.
B. Generally speaking, very few lawyers are inarticulate
C. The quality of English a lawyer uses is indicative of his competence.
D. Generally speaking, a majority of lawyers are competent in English
E. Roget purposely uses bad English to disguise what he knows is a bad argument.
08 Aug 2020, 12:32
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IMO C
A. Roget cheated during his law school examination. - OUT OF SCOPE. ( X )
B. Generally speaking, very few lawyers are inarticulate. - IRRELEVANT. ( X )
C. The quality of English a lawyer uses is indicative of his competence. - since the question stem is Roger Cannot be a good Lawyer because his English is Mediocre. Assumption is Bad English => Bad Lawyer. ( ✓ )
D. Generally speaking, a majority of lawyers are competent in English. - They can but we are only talking about One Person here. ( X )
E. Roget purposely uses bad English to disguise what he knows is a bad argument. - Out of SCOPE.
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A. Roget cheated during his law school examination. - OUT OF SCOPE. ( X )
B. Generally speaking, very few lawyers are inarticulate. - IRRELEVANT. ( X )
C. The quality of English a lawyer uses is indicative of his competence. - since the question stem is Roger Cannot be a good Lawyer because his English is Mediocre. Assumption is Bad English => Bad Lawyer. ( ✓ )
D. Generally speaking, a majority of lawyers are competent in English. - They can but we are only talking about One Person here. ( X )
E. Roget purposely uses bad English to disguise what he knows is a bad argument. - Out of SCOPE.
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A. Roget cheated during his law school examination. No evidence , outside scope
B. Generally speaking, very few lawyers are inarticulateThis is a false assumption as inarticulate is different from bad language
C. The quality of English a lawyer uses is indicative of his competence. This statement clerly gives us the correct assumption as negating it actually wakens the stmt.
The quality of English a lawyer uses is not indicative of his competence. :: Hence we cant say Rget is not a good lwyer.
D. Generally speaking, a majority of lawyers are competent in English Generalizing gives a scope of having an exception thsu can not weaken completely.
E. Roget purposely uses bad English to disguise what he knows is a bad argument. No impact
