'The school will improve its results if it extends the school day, because pupils will then spend more time on their lessons.' Which assumption does the argument depend on?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. More time in lessons leads to better results
- Step 1: The argument links time in lessons to results. Step 2. That link must hold for the conclusion to follow. Answer: More time in lessons leads to better results. Why not the others: Preferences, pay and other schools are not part of the argument.
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