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- 1. Multiple ChoiceA will happen then B comes after and A was caused by BOvergeneralizationRed HerringFalse Cause and EffectQuote out of context
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In this picture which Fallacy is being used?Cause-effectRed HerringEither/orFaulty Analogy - 3. Multiple Choicewhich appeal to audience is this?ethospathoslogos
- 4. Multiple Choicewhat fallacy is this?Red HerringEither/orContrary to FactOvergeneralization
- 5. Multiple Choicewhich appeal to audience is this?ethospathoslogos
- 6. Multiple Choicewhich appeal to audience is this?EthosPathosLogos
- 7. Multiple Choicecomparison or metaphors to relate ideas or situations that are not really that similarFaulty AnalogyCause-EffectRed HerringQuote out of context
- 8. Multiple ChoiceSmoking cigarettes is just like ingesting arsenic into your system; both have been shown to be causally related to death. If you wouldn't want to take a spoonful of arsenic, I would think that you wouldn't want to continue smoking.OvergeneralizationFaulty AnalogyRed HerringBegging the Question
- 9. Multiple ChoicePresident Reagan was a great communicator because he had the knack of talking effectively to the people.Cause-effectRed HerringCircular Reasoning/Begging the QuestionOvergeneralization
- 10. Multiple ChoiceHasty Generalization...creates fear in people as evidence to support a claim.(or jumping to conclusions)—draws a conclusion about a population based on a small sample.presents an irrelevant topic to divert attention away from the original issue.uses the logic that the way things used to be is better than they are now, ignoring any problems of the past.
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is an example of the Either/Or fallacy?You are either a leader or a follower.That car can't possibly be any good! It was made in Japan!Everybody is doing itWe know the earth is flat because generations have thought that for centuries
- 12. Multiple ChoiceKids: If you wouldn't eat your dog, why eat a turkey? Go vegan.Faulty AnalogyEither/orCause-effectCircular Reasoning
- 13. Multiple ChoiceUnless you can close your eyes to abuse, write a check to save this puppy.Cause-effecthasty generalizationEither/orBegging the question
- 14. Multiple ChoicePeople from big cities are not as friendly as those from small towns.cause-effecteither-or fallacyhasty generalizationcircular reasoning
- 15. Multiple ChoiceHad you followed my advice, we'd be enjoying a great vacation right now, rather than sitting in jail.Contrary to fact/time machineovergeneralizationeither-or fallacycause/effect
- 16. Multiple ChoicePeople either like coffee or hate it.Faulty analogyEither-OrHasty GeneralizationRed Herring
- 17. Multiple Choiceincorrect assumption that one event caused another eventhasty generalizationbegging the questioncause/effecteither/or
- 18. Multiple ChoiceEthosPathosLogos
- 19. Multiple ChoiceEthosPathosLogos
- 20. Multiple ChoiceEthosPathosLogos
- 21. Multiple ChoiceThis fallacy is committed when a person draws a conclusion about a population based on a sample that is not large enough. (One person is that way so everyone of that group must be.)Begging the questionHasty GeneralizationQuote out of context
- 22. Multiple ChoiceA kind of fallacy that diverts the attention of listeners or readers from the original issue.SterotypingCause/effectRed Herring
- 23. Multiple ChoiceWhat is an overgeneralization?drawing a conclusion based on too; little data; falsely claiming something to be truemaking an inference that is not supported by databasing conclusions on opinion rather than information
- 24. Multiple ChoiceQuote: "I love...Ivanka Trump's creations."
Original quote: "I love to hate on Ivanka Trump's creations."Red herringovergeneralizationcause/effectquote out of context - Answer choicesTagsAnswer choicesTags