With Assumption question are we looking for a missing premise that would make the argument sound or just one that is necessary for the argument to "proceed" ? If it were the only missing premise for a sound argument, would that make it a Justify the Conclusion question? I think the issue i...

"family" == "relatives" even though I can have a relative I've never heard of and can build a family with people who are not my relatives. While working on this question I considered that the mayor could be unaware of the benefit to his relative or even unaware of his relative al...

I chose A because... A: If the surface is rock and that rock is HOT, then technically that means heat is radiating outward from it. B: The surface could be "thin" (whatever that means) but be a of a material with a ridiculously high melting point - higher than what we'd call rock. BUT Sinc...

Another point about answer A: The stimulus says the study showed the average seal body size did not change very much. Which means that across different groups of Native North Americans, hunting practices could actually vary greatly. Scenario 1 If group 1 hunts 150 seals a year in a region containing...

So the second rule is an XOR.
How do we know when a rule is or is not an XOR rule?
When it says "EITHER.....or...."?

B) assuming without giving justification that the outdoor advertising increased market share by some other means than by diverting trade from competing businesses. by some other means.....e.g. INCREASING DEMAND What slowed me down was the fact that in one kind of market, the invisible assumption mad...