Are there assumed premises that make these arguments valid, if possible, or strong if they can't be valid? Or do you conclude that they can't be made either valid or strong? Pick the best choice and discuss.

1			It's no use going on about whether this law is just. It was passed democratically.
			A)	Valid
			B)	Strong
			C)	Can't be made either valid or strong
2			How can you be so critical of Pride and Prejudice? You never read it.
			A)	Valid
			B)	Strong
			C)	Can't be made either valid or strong
3			I wouldn't call her reliable. She was late with her last rent check.
			A)	Valid
			B)	Strong
			C)	Can't be made either valid or strong
4			It's not safe to let Dave drive you home. He just had a furious argument with his boss.
			A)	Valid
			B)	Strong
			C)	Can't be made either valid or strong
5			Look, it's snowing. The air will be warmer today.
			A)	Valid
			B)	Strong
			C)	Can't be made either valid or strong
6			We didn't miss the bus. It isn't 8:04 yet.
			A)	Valid
			B)	Strong
			C)	Can't be made either valid or strong
7			That isn't art. A child could do it.
			A)	Valid
			B)	Strong
			C)	Can't be made either valid or strong