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Module 1
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Intro to Logical Reasoning

Every argument breaks into two roles: premises (the support) and the conclusion (the point being proved). Pull each one out word for word from the stimulus — no paraphrasing — before you touch an answer choice.

Premise
The stated support

signaled by because, since, given that

Conclusion
The point being proved

signaled by therefore, thus, so, clearly

Try it: which sentence is the conclusion?

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