How to Analyze Arguments from Lectures and Videos

Choose One Argument and Elaborate It

These are the questions being asked by the professor: (very confused myself what she is even asking of)

1.Using content covered (lectures/videos posted) posted only after the dissemination of the second test questions, choose one piece of content (a lecture/video posted) and focus on one argument contained in that lecture/video.
(i) elaborate that argument;

(ii) using content covered (lectures/videos posted) posted only after the dissemination of the second test questions, choose three pieces of content (a lecture/video posted) and/or your own arguments, provide three arguments to support the argument in (i);

(iii) using content covered (lectures/videos posted) posted only after the dissemination of the second test
questions, choose three pieces of content (a lecture/video posted) and/or your own arguments, provide three arguments to argue against the argument in (i).

2.Using content covered (lectures/videos posted) posted only after the dissemination of the second test questions, choose one piece of content 

(a lecture/video posted) and focus on one argument contained in
that lecture/video.

(i) elaborate that argument;

(ii) using content covered (lectures/videos posted) posted only after the dissemination of the second test questions, choose three pieces of content (a lecture/video posted) and/or your own arguments, provide three arguments to support the argument in (i);

(iii) using content covered (lectures/videos posted) posted only after the dissemination ofthe second test questions, choose three pieces of content (a lecture/video posted) and/or your own arguments, provide three arguments to argue against the argument in (i).

3.Using content covered (lectures/videos posted) posted only after the dissemination of the second test questions, choose one piece of content WHICH (a lecture/video posted) and focus on one argument contained in that lecture/video.

(i) elaborate that argument;

(ii) using content covered (lectures/videos posted) posted only after the dissemination of the second test questions, choose three pieces of content (a lecture/video posted) and/or your own arguments, provide three arguments to support the argument in (i);

(iii) using content covered (lectures/videos posted) posted only
after the dissemination of the second test questions, choose three pieces of  content (a lecture/video posted) and/or your own arguments, provide three arguments to argue against the argument in (i).

4.Using content covered (lectures/videos posted) posted only after the dissemination of the second test questions, choose one piece of content WHICH
(a lecture/video posted) and focus on one argument contained in that lecture/video.

(i) elaborate that argument;

(ii) using
content covered (lectures/videos posted) posted only after the dissemination of the second test questions, choose three pieces of content (a lecture/video posted) and/or your own arguments, provide three arguments to support the argument in (i);

(iii) using content covered (lectures/videos posted) posted only after the dissemination of the second test questions, choose three pieces of content (a lecture/video posted) and/or your own arguments, provide three arguments to argue against the argument in (i).