An argument whose conclusion rests on a similarity between two things or situations is:
A) A valid argument.
B) An inductive argument.
C) A sound argument.
D) A cogent argument.
E) A deductive argument.

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An argument that relies on the similarity between two things or situations is an inductive argument, as it is based on an observed pattern or similarity. However, it may not necessarily be a valid or sound argument as the similarity may not always indicate a strong causal relationship. Therefore, the best choice is B.

An Argument Whose Conclusion Rests on a Similarity Between Two