What are the three components of a logical argument?
A. reasons, answers, and evidence
B. problems, evidence, and answers
C. reasons, evidence, and conclusions
D. problems, answers, and conclusions
Answer: C
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a. 16 b. 32 c. 46 d. 57
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a. Are generally the same as those for dismissal. b. Are extenuating or aggravating circumstances. c. Are typically unreliable and often difficult to prove. d. Are usually in violation of community standards or values.
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a. children with disabilities are included in classrooms and daycare centers with children who do not have disabilities. b. the adults who are working with them have limited information about how children grow, develop, and learn. c. the children are maturing at such a fast rate that they progress beyond what their environments can support. d. they are in an environment where many children are advanced in terms of their academic achievement.