Question

Polly is structuring a debate on euthanasia and asks her professor to check her work. Her professor says, "Polly you can leave out the minor premise." If Polly does this, she will have a/an:
Enthymeme

Answer 1

Polly asks her professor to evaluate the format of the euthanasia debate she is organising. She will own an encyclopaedia.

The conclusion of an argument is justified or supported by a statement known as the premise. One or more premises can be found in an argument. A conclusion in an argument is a statement that restates the key points the arguer is aiming to convince the reader or listener of.

One of the premises in an enthymeme, a sort of syllogism or logical reasoning, is left unexplained (pronounced EN-thuh-meem).

A syllogism is a conclusion that follows logically from two premises.

A syllogistic argument that proves a conclusion by omitting a statement is known as a formal enthymeme.

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