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A comparison between two or more similar events or things is called A. a proposition. B. an analogy. C. a conclusion. D. a premise.

A comparison between two or more similar events or things is called A. a proposition. B. an analogy. C. a conclusion. D. a premise.
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A comparison between two or more similar events or things is called

A.
a proposition.

B.
an analogy.

C.
a conclusion.

D.
a premise.

User Richard Griffiths
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The answer would be B. an analogy.
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