The argument provided is logical. It follows a deductive reasoning pattern known as a syllogism.
How to explain
The premises provide factual information: the first premise establishes a general truth (all mammals are warm-blooded), and the second premise applies this truth to a specific case (dogs are mammals).
The conclusion logically follows from these premises without introducing emotional appeals, ethical considerations, or circular reasoning. Logical arguments rely on valid reasoning and evidence to support the conclusion, which is the case here with the conclusion logically stemming from the given premises.
The Complete Question
Premise: All mammals are warm-blooded animals.
Premise: Dogs are mammals.
Conclusion: Therefore, dogs are warm-blooded animals.
#11 - What kind of argument is the author making? *
OA-Logical
B - Emotional
OC - Ethical
D - Circular