Linked, Convergent, and Serial Premises

Are the premises (b) and (c) linked, convergent, or serial? (a) Why should I let you turn in the homework late? (b) If I accept late homework it’s because you provided me a good excuse. (c) You didn’t provide me with a good excuse; (d) you claimed that you were abducted by aliens and your grandmother died.

Are premises (c) and (d) linked, convergent, or serial? (a) Why should I let you turn in the homework late? (b) If I accept late homework it’s because you provided me a good excuse. (c) You didn’t provide me with a good excuse; (d) you claimed that you were abducted by aliens and your grandmother died.

Are the premises linked, serial, or convergent? (a) I promised Ami I would go to the first judo and grappling club meeting. (b) I should go, even though I don’t feel like it. (c) If you make a promise you should keep it.

Are the premises serial, linked, or convergent? (a) If you try flips while drunk on a trampoline, then you will break your arm. (b) For example, John was drinking Budweiser and doing flips. (c) John broke his arm.

Are the premises linked, serial, or convergent? (a) Kids in the gym these days don't know how good they have it. (b) Protein bars taste way better than when they first came out. Also, now there are all kinds of pre-workout: before lifters used to eat instant coffee.

Are the premises linked, serial, or convergent? (a) You should do what's right out of concern of others; (b) and you should have concern for others because from the point of view of the universe we are all morally equal. (c) We are all morally equal because we all share the same morally relevant properties.