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Role Questions — What Does This Statement Do?

"The claim that X plays which role in the argument?"


Possible roles:

Main conclusion of the argument

Intermediate conclusion (supports the main conclusion)

Premise (evidence supporting a conclusion)

Background information (context, not argumentative)

Opposing viewpoint that the author rejects

Example illustrating a broader point


Strategy:

1. Find the main conclusion first

2. Determine: does the highlighted statement support the conclusion? IS it the conclusion? Does it oppose the conclusion?

3. Match to answer choices


Trap: Confusing an intermediate conclusion with a premise. An intermediate conclusion is supported BY premises and supports THE main conclusion. It plays a dual role.


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Reference:

Wikipedia: Logical Reasoning

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