An example that is so familiar to the audience that they fill in the details to reach a conclusion is called:
A) A syllogism.
B) A conclusion.
C) An enthymeme.
D) Artistic proof.

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An enthymeme is a rhetorical device where an argument is presented with a premise or conclusion omitted, and the audience fills in the missing parts based on common knowledge or beliefs.

An Example That Is So Familiar to the Audience That