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    This document summarizes and critiques four arguments related to marketing tours. The first argument claims engineers would enjoy meticulous tours but provides no evidence or logical connection. The second argument assumes U.S. travelers want domestic tours but is based solely on an unsupported assumption. The third argument claims Norway tours feel right without any clear demand or basis. The fourth argument blames a vice president for declining sales without strong evidence their decisions caused the change.

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    This document summarizes and critiques four arguments related to marketing tours. The first argument claims engineers would enjoy meticulous tours but provides no evidence or logical connection. The second argument assumes U.S. travelers want domestic tours but is based solely on an unsupported assumption. The third argument claims Norway tours feel right without any clear demand or basis. The fourth argument blames a vice president for declining sales without strong evidence their decisions caused the change.

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    Instructions: All of The Following Arguments Are Weak. Read Each Argument and Then Identify Why The

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    This document summarizes and critiques four arguments related to marketing tours. The first argument claims engineers would enjoy meticulous tours but provides no evidence or logical connection. The second argument assumes U.S. travelers want domestic tours but is based solely on an unsupported assumption. The third argument claims Norway tours feel right without any clear demand or basis. The fourth argument blames a vice president for declining sales without strong evidence their decisions caused the change.

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    Instructions: All of the following arguments are weak.

    Read each argument and then identify why the


    argument is weak.
    [SOMU.MEHER GOPALAKRISHNA, JONNA. MANOHAR]
    1. Quest should market tours to professionals in certain fields. Engineers are very meticulous. They
    would enjoy Quest tours if they knew more about them.
    This statement is illogical, so it is a weak statement.

    2. Assuming that most U.S. travelers want to stay in the United States this summer, Quest should
    promote popular American tours.
    It was just an assumption, One can’t make deciscions only depending on assumptions, unless he can
    prove it so.
    3. Quest should schedule monthly tours to Norway because it feels like the right thing to do.
    Baseless argument. It doesn’t have any strong base to agree, Quest just feel it was right without any
    clear demand.
    4. Quest tour enrollments were high until Keisha Lane became vice president of operations. Her
    decisions are clearly causing the decline in tour sales.
    Unless there is no strong evidence, that her decisions are the reason for the decline in sales ,one
    cannot make a statement just depending on the statistics of small period.

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