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The way King Anguish’s queen presents the facts to him in lines 3-6 of the King Arthur’s Knights is an example of __________. A: argument B: counter arguments C: critique D: ind…

The way King Anguish’s queen presents the facts to him in lines 3-6 of the King Arthur’s Knights is an example of __________. A: argument B: counter arguments C: critique D: ind…
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The way King Anguish’s queen presents the facts to him in lines 3-6 of the King Arthur’s Knights is an example of __________.

A: argument
B: counter arguments
C: critique
D: inductive reasoning

which is the best answer?

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User Juanmajmjr
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The answer is a, an argument.

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User Tom Busby
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the answer to your question is a
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