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Vague and Misleading Comparisons Quiz
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A(n) comparison is a produced by a comparative claim whose basis for comparison is unclear, or which in some other way omits essential information.
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is the failure of a word or claim to possess any precise meaning.
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is a type of average arrived at by adding up a group of numbers and dividing by the number of them.
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is a type of average arrived at by finding the midpoint in a set of numerical values.
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is a type of average arrived at by finding the most frequently occurring value or number in a group.





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