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What term often serves as a link between a premise and its following logical conclusion?

  1. Follows that

  2. Conclusion Indicator

  3. Consequently

  4. Hence

The correct answer is: Follows that

The term "Follows that" is often used as a link between a premise and its following logical conclusion in arguments. It indicates that the conclusion logically follows from the premise presented. In contrast, the other options do not specifically serve as a link between the premise and conclusion in the same way "Follows that" does.

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