"If Aretha had a garden, she would be very proud of it. If Aretha was proud of her garden, she'd throw wonderful parties to show it off. So, if Aretha wanted a garden, she'd throw wonderful parties." These statements exemplify a(n) _____.
A) illustration
B) report
C) chain argument
D) nonargument
E) ought imperative

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The statements form a chain argument, where the conclusion of one premise serves as the basis for the next, leading to a final conclusion.

"If Aretha Had a Garden, She Would Be Very Proud