Which of the following is a necessary structural component of every logical argument? Select all that apply.

### Why this is right - **Claim** is the point being asserted. - **Premises** are the reasons or evidence supporting the claim. - **Assumptions** are unstated beliefs behind the reasoning. - **Counterarguments** are possible objections. - **Rebuttal** is the response to an objection. ### The concept These parts help reveal how an argument is built and challenged. The material does not list statistical certainty as a core part of argument structure. A statistic may be evidence within a premise, but it is not one of the named structural elements. ### The other options - **F. Statistical certainty**: This is not one of the listed argument parts. A statistic may inform an argument without becoming a separate structural element. ### Remember Know the five roles: claim, premises, assumptions, counterargument, and rebuttal.