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ProgramsBCASemester 2English IIUnit 5: Critical Reasoning (20Hrs)
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BCA Semester 2 – English II – Unit 5: Critical Reasoning (20Hrs)

Comprehensive questions and detailed answers for Unit 5: Critical Reasoning (20Hrs) . Perfect for exam preparation and concept clarity.

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How do flaws appear in reasoning? Do they deceive the readers? How?

MediumTHEORY5 marks2020(TU FOHSS Final)
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What skills of language use are discussed in 'two skills in the use of language'? Explain them in brief.

MediumTHEORY5 marks2020(TU FOHSS Final)
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Using the method of rational decision making process that you have learned in this course, answer the question: should female criminals who have children be exempted from imprisonment?

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What is flaw in reasoning? How is an argument flawed? Identify the flaws in the following piece of reasoning: A fantastic basketball team could be created if the best player from each of the best teams formed a new club. Basketball would then become an exciting game for fans everywhere.

MediumTHEORY5 marks2021(TU FOHSS Final)
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What are the basic components of arguments? Explain with appropriate examples.

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An argument starts with a basic reason. Read the following sentence and draw an intermediate and then a main conclusion. If Cigarette advertising were banned, Cigarette manufacturers would save the money they would otherwise have spent on advertising. ,br > or A lot can be done to make meetings effective. What measures would you suggest to make meeting effective if you were a member of a meeting? Explain.

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What are the basic components of arguments? Explain with appropriate examples.

MediumTHEORY5 marks2023(TU FOHSS Final)
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For each of the following, write a conclusion you can draw from the statements as shown in the example.

Example: The pond is frozen this morning. It was not frozen yesterday. The temperature must have dropped to below freezing point overnight.

a) There is a flu epidemic sweeping through the school. Gitta, one of the pupils, has a very high temperature and aching muscles, both of which are symptoms of flu.

b) The winter has been very severe. When we have a severe winter, the daffodils usually come into flower late.

c) Jane arrived before Jim, although they set off at the same time, and they were both travelling by car.

MediumTHEORY5 marks2023(TU FOHSS Final)
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What are flaws in arguments? List out the major flaws and explain any one of them with at least one example.

MediumTHEORY5 marks2023(TU FOHSS Final)
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In recent time, the number of electric vehicles (Two/Four Wheelers) is increasing in Nepal. In this context, write an argumentative essay about the advantages and disadvantages/challenges of using the electric vehicles. Come to a conclusion as to whether the use of electric vehicles can be a good thing or bad thing in the context of prices, taxes, battery backup and durability, among other things.

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Explain the major ways of assessing the reliability of authorities in arguments with examples.

HardTHEORY10 marks2023(TU FOHSS Final)
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Write an argument about the use of animals in medical research.

MediumTHEORY5 marks2024(TU FOHSS Final)
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What is meant by assumption? Give your answer with two examples of assumptions.

MediumTHEORY5 marks2024(TU FOHSS Final)
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Questions in Unit 5: Critical Reasoning (20Hrs)

How do flaws appear in reasoning? Do they deceive the readers? How?

Marks: 5

Year: 2020 Final TU FOHSS

How Do Flaws Appear in Reasoning? Do They Deceive the Readers? Flaws in reasoning appear when an argument is built on incorrect assumptions, weak evidence, emotional appeal, or faulty logic. These fl

What skills of language use are discussed in 'two skills in the use of language'? Explain them in brief.

Marks: 5

Year: 2020 Final TU FOHSS

Skills of Language Use in “Two Skills in the Use of Language” In the essay “Two Skills in the Use of Language”, the writer discusses two important language skills that are essential for clear thinkin

Using the method of rational decision making process that you have learned in this course, answer the question: should female criminals who have children be exempted from imprisonment?

Marks: 5

Year: 2020 Final TU FOHSS

Rational Decision-Making on the Issue of Imprisoning Female Criminals with Children To answer whether female criminals who have children should be exempted from imprisonment, we apply the rational dec

What is flaw in reasoning? How is an argument flawed? Identify the flaws in the following piece of reasoning: A fantastic basketball team could be created if the best player from each of the best tea

Marks: 5

Year: 2021 Final TU FOHSS

Flaw in Reasoning 1. Definition A flaw in reasoning occurs when an argument is logically unsound due to faulty assumptions, weak evidence, or misleading logic. A flawed argument may appear convincing

What are the basic components of arguments? Explain with appropriate examples.

Marks: 5

Year: 2022 Final TU FOHSS

Basic Components of Arguments An argument is a set of statements in which some statements (premises) are offered as evidence to support another statement (conclusion). Understanding its components hel

An argument starts with a basic reason. Read the following sentence and draw an intermediate and then a main conclusion. If Cigarette advertising were banned, Cigarette manufacturers would save the mo

Marks: 5

Year: 2022 Final TU FOHSS

1. Drawing Intermediate and Main Conclusion Statement: "If cigarette advertising were banned, cigarette manufacturers would save the money they would otherwise have spent on advertising." Analysis

What are the basic components of arguments? Explain with appropriate examples.

Marks: 5

Year: 2023 Final TU FOHSS

Basic Components of Arguments An argument is a statement or set of statements intended to convince someone of something or present a reason for accepting a conclusion. Every argument consists of three

For each of the following, write a conclusion you can draw from the statements as shown in the example. Example: The pond is frozen this morning. It was not frozen yesterday. The temperature must have

Marks: 5

Year: 2023 Final TU FOHSS

Drawing Conclusions from Statements Example: - Statements: The pond is frozen this morning. It was not frozen yesterday. - Conclusion: The temperature must have dropped to below freezing point ove

What are flaws in arguments? List out the major flaws and explain any one of them with at least one example.

Marks: 5

Year: 2023 Final TU FOHSS

Flaws in Arguments Definition: A flaw in an argument is an error or weakness in reasoning that undermines the argument’s validity. Flaws can make an argument misleading, illogical, or unconvincing.

In recent time, the number of electric vehicles (Two/Four Wheelers) is increasing in Nepal. In this context, write an argumentative essay about the advantages and disadvantages/challenges of using the

Marks: 10

Year: 2023 Final TU FOHSS

Assessing the Reliability of Authorities in Arguments In arguments, it is common to cite experts or authorities to strengthen a claim. However, not all authorities are equally reliable. Evaluating the

Write an argument about the use of animals in medical research.

Marks: 5

Year: 2024 Final TU FOHSS

Argument: Use of Animals in Medical Research --- 1. Introduction The use of animals in medical research is a controversial topic. It involves balancing scientific progress with ethical concerns about

What is meant by assumption? Give your answer with two examples of assumptions.

Marks: 5

Year: 2024 Final TU FOHSS

Assumption --- 1. Definition - An assumption is an unstated idea or belief that is taken for granted in an argument. - It acts as the link between the premises and the conclusion, but is not explic

About Unit 5: Critical Reasoning (20Hrs) Questions

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