College Composition CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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What is the best way to organize an argument?

  1. Chronologically

  2. Logically

  3. Geographically

  4. By level of importance

The correct answer is: By level of importance

An argument is best organized by level of importance, as it allows for a clear and structured presentation of ideas. Chronological organization may not be effective if the argument requires a comparison of events or multiple perspectives. Geographical organization may not be relevant unless the argument is specifically about a physical location. Logical organization could work, but it may not prioritize the most important points in the argument. By organizing an argument by level of importance, it ensures that the most crucial points are addressed first, leading to a stronger and more convincing argument.

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