PrepTest 88, Section 3, Question 15
Many popular novels have stylistic elements commonly associated with journalistic writing. Moreover, many authors of popular novels began their careers as journalists. So using a journalistic writing style increases the chances that a novel will be popular.
Many popular novels have stylistic elements commonly associated with journalistic writing. Moreover, many authors of popular novels began their careers as journalists. So using a journalistic writing style increases the chances that a novel will be popular.
Many popular novels have stylistic elements commonly associated with journalistic writing. Moreover, many authors of popular novels began their careers as journalists. So using a journalistic writing style increases the chances that a novel will be popular.
Many popular novels have stylistic elements commonly associated with journalistic writing. Moreover, many authors of popular novels began their careers as journalists. So using a journalistic writing style increases the chances that a novel will be popular.
The reasoning in the argument is flawed in that it
takes something that is required for a novel to be popular to be something that is certain to make a novel popular
takes for granted that most journalists could become novelists if they wanted to
fails to specify exactly what is required for a novel to be considered popular
fails to consider how many unsuccessful novels have been written in a journalistic style
takes the fact that a novel is popular to indicate that it is well written
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