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1.Correct A conclusion and a line of reasoning 2.Correct Answer: An argument is intended to prove a conclusion by the use of reasoning. 3. Correct Answer: A passage or text that does not try to convince you of a conclusion with a line of reasoning 4.Correct Answer: A conclusion is the final point that a line of reasoning tries to prove. 5.Correct Answer: arguments have conclusions and a line of reasoning while non-arguments do not.