An extended argument is an argument that:

A) involves more than one syllogistic step
B) takes a long time to explain
C) involves more than one speaker
D) continues long after it has already made its point
E) commits the fallacy of super-extension

Extended Argument

A complex, detailed argument involving multiple steps, premises, and conclusion designed to persuade or inform.

Syllogistic Step

A part of syllogistic reasoning, where a conclusion is drawn from two given or assumed propositions (premises).