An enthymeme is a(n) :A) argument with only one premiseB) argument with more than two premisesC) argument in which the major term and middle term are identicalD) invalid syllogism with true premisesE) syllogism with an unstated premise or conclusion

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deandre bethell · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : E, Explanation :  An enthymeme is a syllogism with an unstated premise or conclusion. Therefore, the correct choice is E.

An enthymeme is a(n) :

A) argument with only one premise
B) argument with more than two premises
C) argument in which the major term and middle term are identical
D) invalid syllogism with true premises
E) syllogism with an unstated premise or conclusion

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