This chapter talked about evaluating arguments and some writing can be dishonest or misguided which are known as logical fallacies. Some writers generalize and stereotype which sometimes this are misleading to the argument. Make sure that that the writer is telling the true about the argument. Also witters draw up analogies which are good for the writing because this points out the similarity between two things which are other wise different. Making assumptions is a claim that is taken to be true which doesn't need proof which some writers do since they rarely have time to prove all the facts. AT the end of an argument we need to draw the conclusion which is putting things together, this means establishing that a general principle is true.
All of this information I learn from this chapter I will take into consideration because it is very helpful to have and to known when writing a argument. I believe that we must have all the facts before we start making false assumptions about any thing or any one. We must always have a conclusion at the end stating what was the result of your argument. This was a very helpful chapter to read.
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