Read the passage and pick the correct claims:
“Therefore is the name of it (the tower) called Babel; because the lord did there confound the language of all the earth.”

A. It is an argument
B. It is an explanation
C. “Therefore” is a conclusion - Indicator in the context
D. In the context ‘Because’ indicates that what follows will explain the giving of that name Babel
E. The clause is not a premise

Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

Correct option is B

The word "because" introduces the reason (God confounding languages) for the name "Babel."

1. Explanations clarify reasons or causes for facts, unlike arguments which seek to prove conclusions.

2. Words like "because" typically introduce reasons in explanations.

3. The word "therefore" can sometimes signal conclusions but may also introduce an explanation depending on context.

4. Premises exist within arguments, not explanations; explanations don't have premises but rather provide causal reasons.

5. Recognizing the difference between explanations and arguments is key in critical thinking and logic.