Question

What is a concession in an argument? *
• An opposing argument to the speaker's claim.
• A speaker's main point or position on a topic.
• A speaker's admission that a counterclaim is valid.
• A statement that presents opposing evidence.

Answer 1

Correct answer: "A speaker's admission that a counterclaim is valid."

A concession is when the speaker acknowledges a legitimate point in an opposing argument (often to appear fair and strengthen their own overall case).