The assertions taken for granted in an argument are called
A) conclusions.
B) premises.
C) deductions.
D) knowledge.

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Premises are the assertions taken for granted in an argument. Conclusions are the end result of the argument or the point being made. Deductions are conclusions reached through logical reasoning, and knowledge is a general term referring to information or understanding.

The Assertions Taken for Granted in an Argument Are Called