Question

When you construct an argument, you are relating to the world by means of your ability to infer. True False

Answer 1

Answer: True

Explanation: An argument can simply be explained as an exchange of opinion usually based on diverging or opposite views using a set of reason to establish one's choice of opinion.

Usually in argument construction, views and opinions are usually backed by reason which may either be scientific or empirical or reasons derived from logical perspective formed from one's ability to draw inference from happenings around him or elsewhere. One's ability to draw inference greatly determine the success or outcome of arguments as it helps in making valid points.

Answer 2

Answer:

True

Explanation:

Inference can be best be explained as the process of extracting conclusions based on the available facts. It simply refers to an ability to use two or more information from a text in order to arrive at a unique point of view that is implicit. Inference can be as simple as associating the pronoun  'She' with a previously mentioned female person.