Josh has never snow skied. He is very good at water skiing and ice skating. Josh's friend, Mark, is very good at snow skiing, water skiing, and ice skating. Mark thinks that Josh will be good at snow skiing, too.
The analogy that Mark uses here is an example of which form of argument?
Group of answer choices

argument by authority

compare and contrast

argument by emotion

argument by logic

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