Multiple Choice
An argument by analogy relies on the premise that A and B are similar.This similarity must be such that:
A) A is a species of B
B) A and B share some property
C) A and B are two names for the same concept
D) A and B are identical in every respect
E) most referents of A are also referents of B
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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