True or False: The analogy argument strategy incorporates two situations, things or ideas are alike in observable ways that will tend to be alike in many other ways.Question 4Select one:TrueFalse

Which of the following statements is true of an analogical argument?a.)It argues for a conclusion on the basis of different characteristics.b.)It argues for a conclusion on the basis of shared characteristics.c.)It argues for the best explanation given the context.d.)It argues for a conclusion with total certainty.

We often use analogies in explanations. Which of the following claims are true?Group of answer choicesIt is always best to use the analogy which will be most entertaining your audience.The closest analogy is always the best one to use in all circumstances.Often a more distant analogy produces a stronger emotional reaction from the audience.Sometimes the limited background knowledge of your audience makes it better for you to use a distant explanatory analogy rather than a close explanatory analogy.When an audience will be misled by a distant analogy, it can be better to use a closer analogy.

What is a metaphor?1 pointA comparison using "like" or "as"A statement that seems contradictory but reveals a truthA direct comparison between two unlike thingsAn exaggeration for effect

Analogical arguments are inductive, Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Which one of the following is false?Question 10Answera.Deception is objectively wrong; Puffery is based on subjective perception.b.Deception is a factually false claim; Puffery is not deceptive but exaggeration.c.Deception and puffery are identical.d.Deception and puffery are both unethical.