Logical Reasoning

PT134 · S3 · Q5 Peter: Unlike in the past

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Peter: Unlike in the past, most children's stories nowadays don't have clearly immoral characters in them.

Peter Yoko

Unlike in the past, Children’s stories most children’s still tend to have stories nowadays clearly immoral don’t have clearly characters in immoral them. But now characters in these characters them. tend not to be the sort that frighten children.

They should, though.

They should, though. Children need to learn the consequences of being bad.

Evaluate

Peter and Yoko disagree about whether children’s stories still tend to have clearly immoral characters.

5.

Peter and Yoko disagree over whether today's children's stories

  1. should be less frightening than

    Half Scope

    Yoko would agree with this statement, but Peter does not address it.

    1% picked this

  2. tend to be less frightening

    Half Scope

    Yoko would agree with this statement, but Peter does not address it.

    2% picked this

  3. differ significantly in overall quality

    Out of Scope

    Neither addresses the overall quality of children’s stories, but rather the value of having clearly immoral characters in them. This is just part of the overall quality of a children’s story.

    3% picked this

  4. Correct

    tend to have clearly immoral

    Why this is right

    Yoko would agree with this statement, while Peter would not.

    Skill tested: Agree/Disagree · how this choice captures the argument's function is the move to repeat next time.

    92% picked this

  5. should help children learn the

    Half Scope

    Peter would agree with this statement, but Yoko does not address it.

    1% picked this

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