(Solved): An enthymeme is an argument in which a premise or the conclusion is omitted. which is important to ...

An enthymeme is an argument in which a premise or the conclusion is omitted. which is important to remember. which is vague or requires us to be more precise. trick question; an enthymeme is not an argument at all. Question 2 (1 point) According to the principle of charity, if we need to reconstruct an argument we should do so in such a way that conforms to the way most people would understand the argument. no one could disagree with the argument. encourages people to give money to the poor. makes the argument as reasonable as possible. To reconstruct an argument, we sometimes need to change questions into statements. add information that would make the argument less reasonable. change the conclusion from a true statement into a false statement. change statements into rhetorical questions.