Each question has a statement followed by two items (I and II). Decide which of them is valid and choose from: only I, only II, either I or II, neither I nor II, or both I and II. A strong argument is directly related to the question and important; a weak one is trivial, exaggerated or based on irrelevant points.
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Is the argument relevant to the specific question?
Is it backed by a real reason or consequence?
Arguments with sweeping words (everyone, nobody) or personal preferences are usually weak