LSAT Practice Test

What term is a common conclusion indicator in an argument?

1. Owing to

2. Thus

3. What's more

4. Moreover

The correct answer is: Thus

In this question, the term "Thus" is the correct answer as it is a common conclusion indicator in an argument. In logical arguments, the word "Thus" is often used to introduce a conclusion following the premises presented. It signifies that the information provided before it leads to or supports the statement that follows it. The other options, "Owing to," "What's more," and "Moreover," do not typically signal a conclusion in the same way that "Thus" does. "Owing to" usually introduces a reason or cause, "What's more" adds additional information, and "Moreover" introduces supplementary or supporting details, but none of them serve as clear conclusion indicators in the context of an argument.