A writer who acknowledges where an argument has limits is demonstrating which quality?

A writer who acknowledges where an argument has limits is demonstrating which quality?
a.
Transparency
b.
Refinement
c.
Framework-first credibility
d.
Connotation
A writer who contrasts a key term with another term to define it partly by what it is not is using which form of refinement?
a.
Expanding
b.
Contrasting
c.
Narrowing
d.
Layering
When a writer layers a term by adding emotional or moral weight each time it appears, the primary effect on the reader is:
a.
the reader absorbs associations the word did not carry at the start
b.
the reader encounters the argument's strongest evidence first
c.
the reader can clearly see where the argument shifts direction
d.
the reader is invited to test the argument step by step
A writer who piles up evidence without stating a clear claim is most likely producing a structure that:
a.
strengthens textual credibility through careful proportionality
b.
leaves the reader to guess at the point
c.
uses signposting to guide the reader through complex ideas
d.
builds transparency by letting the reader draw their own conclusions