A cluster of propositions with a structure that exhibits some inference is called

AAn inference

BAn argument ✓ Correct

CAn explanation

DAn invalid argument

Correct answer: (B) An argument

Explanation

A cluster of propositions structured so that it exhibits an inference is called an argument.

Some of its propositions function as premises and one as the drawn conclusion.

The presence of a reasoning move from grounds to conclusion is what makes it an argument.

A single inference or a bare explanation lacks this premise-conclusion arrangement.

An inference-displaying set of propositions is by definition an argument.

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