To Make Sense of Complex Issues, You Need to Have

Multiple Choice

To make sense of complex issues, you need to have thought critically and reasoned analytically about them, before reaching a well-supported conclusion. (John Chaffee, The Thinker's Way)
This statement is made up of a(n) _____ and a(n) _____.

A) argument; conclusion: You need to have thought critically and reasoned analytically about them
B) nonargument; unsupported assertion
C) nonargument; explanation
D) argument; conclusion: Before reaching a well-supported conclusion