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Questions and Answers
1.
“The earth is motionless at the center of the universe.”
This statement would be plausible to a Medieval audience but is not plausible to a modern audience.
A. 
True
B. 
False
2.
A premise can be plausible to a given audience and still be false.
A. 
True
B. 
False
3.
The persuasive power of an argument is a function of the subjective plausibility of its premises for a given audience, not a function of the actual truth of the premises.
A. 
True
B. 
False
4.
If an argument has false premises, the argument is necessarily a bad one, regardless of the subjective plausibility of the premises for a given audience.
A. 
True
B. 
False
5.
“Cell phone usage is a leading cause of brain cancer”.
Can this statement can be (objectively) true for some audiences but (objectively) false for others?
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Sample Question
Some of the snails are mountains. All mountains adore cats. Thus, all snails adore cats