The church forbids
its members to drink anything containing alcohol. Mr. Wright is a member
of the church. Therefore, Mr.
Wright does not knowingly drink anything containing alcohol.
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To refresh your Reasoning skills,
read the argument above, and identify the evidence, conclusion,
and assumption. |
The first two sentences are the evidence:
The church forbids members from drinking alcohol, and Mr. Wright is
a member of the church.
The last sentence is the conclusion:
Mr. Wright doesn't knowingly drink alcohol. This conclusion is clearly
signaled by the Keyword therefore.
In order to strengthen or weaken an
argument, we must first find its assumption. The assumption here is
that Mr. Wright follows the dictates of his church.
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