To be logical, statements must--

A. be supported by reasons, evidence, and examples.
B. rely heavily on valid generalization.
C. reappear over time and across cultures.
D. deal mostly with technology or science.

Question

To be logical, statements must--

A. be supported by reasons, evidence, and examples.
B. rely heavily on valid generalization.
C. reappear over time and across cultures.
D. deal mostly with technology or science.

anonymous · Answer

Well, let's eliminate some answers. It's silly to think something has to appear over time to be logical. We have found things in this day and age that would have never shown up in 1500 b.c. I think you could eliminate answer c. What else do you think we can eliminate?

sonyalee77 · Answer

we can eliminate b

anonymous · Answer

True. Do statements have to have facts and evidence to back them up to be logical?

sonyalee77 · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

Then I think a is your answer (: