Use the knowledge you have gained about statements and arguments to determine which of…

Use the knowledge you have gained about statements and arguments to determine which of the following statements are true. Check all that apply.
?If an argument uses a premise indicator, then it must use a conclusion indicator.
?In a good argument, the premises imply the conclusion.
?”George Foreman was a famous cabaret dancer” is a statement.
?A conclusion is a sentence that is claimed to follow from reasons or evidence presented by an argument.
?Aristotle is credited with having originated both modal logic and syllogistic logic.
?In a restructured argument, the conclusion should appear between the two strongest premises.
?When restructuring an argument, you should use complete sentences.
?An argument with true premises may still be a bad argument.
?An argument may have no premises.
?In any given passage, every statement is either a premise or a conclusion.
?In a good argument, the conclusion may not follow from the premises.
?”Since,” “for the reason that,” and “as indicated by” ?are conclusion indicators.
?All true sentences are statements.
?If two conclusions are being drawn from a set of premises, then you have two separate arguments.
?Some sentences contain more than one statement.