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Article: Joining a trade union typically offers more job security than working independently does because of collective bargaining. Workers in a union can support each other to secure wages and benefits that they could not secure on their own. Further, since unions employ lawyers to argue on the workers’ behalf, union workers spend far less time negotiating the terms of their employment than non-union workers do.
The two portions in boldface play which of the following roles in the article’s argument?
(A) The first is the main conclusion of the argument; the second is another conclusion that supports the first one.
(B) The first is a premise, for which no evidence is provided; the second is the only conclusion of the argument.
(C) The first is a conclusion that supports the second; the second is the main conclusion of the argument.
(D) The first is the only conclusion of the argument; the second is a premise, for which no support is provided.
(E) Both are premises, for which no support is provided, and both support the only conclusion of the argument.
The two portions in boldface play which of the following roles in the article’s argument?
(A) The first is the main conclusion of the argument; the second is another conclusion that supports the first one.
(B) The first is a premise, for which no evidence is provided; the second is the only conclusion of the argument.
(C) The first is a conclusion that supports the second; the second is the main conclusion of the argument.
(D) The first is the only conclusion of the argument; the second is a premise, for which no support is provided.
(E) Both are premises, for which no support is provided, and both support the only conclusion of the argument.
10 Mar 2026, 22:39
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I am going with A.
It correctly captures both the bold faces. Second one is also a conclusion because note how the entire sentence is worded. It starts with since something, therefore this. And yes, the second one provides support for the first bold face.
It correctly captures both the bold faces. Second one is also a conclusion because note how the entire sentence is worded. It starts with since something, therefore this. And yes, the second one provides support for the first bold face.
10 Mar 2026, 22:45
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The First BF is the main conclusion but the second one I cannot figure out if it is a secondary conclusion or Premise, as Further key word suggest it is premise and Since keyword suggesting Conclusion.
