Question

Even Thomas Jefferson used evasive language sometime or other," as this claim relates to the following reason: "After all, every politician has to please a constituency. And Thomas Jefferson, even though he was a great statesman, was also a politician. But nobody can pIease a constituency without, at Ieast on some occasions, using evasive language."

Assuming all the statements made as part of the reason are true, the initial claim

A= could not be false.

B= is probably true, but may be false.

C= is probably false, but may be true.

D= could not be true.

Answer 1

There are circumstances the politicians often or may be in a position to use evasive language in order to please a constituency .This can occur when they or their party is criticized for some deeds or acts and the politicians is aware of the truth behind it .In order to protect their party and self respect evasive language are in a place to be used by politicians hence the claim is often considered to be true but at the same time there are also equal chance for being false

Ans:is probably true, but may be false