Part of the challenge in evaluating extended passages is that …
A) Only a small portion of the prose may contain premises and a conclusion.
B) The arguments are always highlighted.
C) The authors may not know what an argument is.
D) The authors sometimes announce their conclusion at the beginning of a passage.

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Extended passages often contain a lot of information, but only a small portion may actually present the premises and conclusion, making it challenging to evaluate the argument.

Part of the Challenge in Evaluating Extended Passages Is That