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An argument that frequently uses vague or undefined terms like 'some,' 'many,' 'improved,' or 'effective' is most susceptible to what type of critique in a GMAT AWA essay?

A It lacks emotional appeal and persuasive rhetoric.
B It demonstrates a logical flaw of faulty analogy.
C It relies on imprecise or ambiguous language, making its claims difficult to evaluate or verify.
D It presents an unsupported generalization based on insufficient evidence.

✓ Correct Answer: Option C

Vague terms render an argument's claims subjective and unquantifiable, preventing a clear assessment of its premises, evidence, or conclusions. This imprecision weakens its overall logical force.

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