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Did your answer look like this?
This exercise is easier if you start by working out the objection and reason that supports it. That only leaves two claims, which you know will be a position and a reason. The fact that busy roads are dangerous doesn't undermine our confidence that cycling reduces pollution, so the position must be that people should cycle to work.
© Austhink 2013. Rationale Exercises version 0.1, Jan-13
Note: these exercises are undergoing continual improvement. Next time you come back they might be a bit different.
