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The 'devil's advocate '----------the possible arguments of the opposing side,

Asupports

Brefutes

Creveals

Dtests

Answer:

D. tests

Read Explanation:

  • supports: This would imply that the devil's advocate is on the side of the opposing arguments, which is not accurate.
  • refutes: While a devil's advocate might argue against a position, the primary role is not necessarily to refute but to explore and challenge ideas.
  • reveals: This might suggest disclosing information, but it doesn't capture the essence of challenging arguments.
  • tests: A devil's advocate tests the possible arguments of the opposing side by presenting and examining them critically to strengthen the overall argument or to ensure all aspects are considered.

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