Curtilage Nearly Always Includes

question 17

Multiple Choice

Curtilage nearly always includes

• A) the fenced area immediately surrounding a house.
• B) the area enclosed by a fence even if it is not near the house.
• C) the fenced area around a house and the immediately adjacent posted fields.
• D) the fenced area around a house and anywhere from which the house can be seen.

Evaluate the strength of an argument by analogy based on the relevance and similarity of examples.

Understand the process and importance of finding connecting terms in analogical arguments.

Analyze the impact of similarities on the strength of analogical arguments.

Understand how inductive generalization relates to the evaluation of analogical arguments.

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