Instructions: Identify whether the argument structure is sub-premise (chain), co-premises, or neither. (Note: the answer could be “neither,” either because the passage is not an argument, or because it has independent premises.)

Instructions: Identify whether the argument structure is sub-premise (chain), co-premises, or neither. (Note: the answer could be “neither,” either because the passage is not an argument, or because it has independent premises.)

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Ancient Rome was a technologically advanced society. Ancient Romans developed many new innovations. To see this, consider their inventions such as concrete and aqueducts.

Which mini-map (A or B or neither) follows the Reason Rule? (i.e., the bottom claim gives a reason to believe the top claim)

Which mini-map (A or B or neither) follows the Reason Rule? (i.e., the bottom claim gives a reason to believe the top claim)

Identify whether this is a claim or something else (Be careful, review all potential answers before making a selection!).

George Washington was the first president and Barack Obama was the first black president of the United States

Identify whether the below is a claim or something else:

The pro-choice argument

What's the main claim of this argument?

College athletes should be making money in some way related to the sports that they play. It doesn’t make sense for them to not see a monetary gain from what they are potentially going to be doing for a living.  (Source)

Is the below a claim or something else?

Jeff Bezos is more sophisticated than Mark Zuckerberg