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- 1. Multiple Choice____ is an error in reasoning.PropagandaBiasLogical FallacyArgument
- 2. Multiple ChoiceLogical fallacies strengthen an argumentTrueFalse
- 3. Multiple Choice____ is a deliberate attempt to evoke an emotion in order to manipulate a person or group of people to do something.RhetoricLogical FallacyBiasPropaganda
Propaganda - 4. Multiple ChoicePropaganda was popular during World War Two, but is rarely used now.TrueFalse
- 5. Multiple ChoiceAppeal to fear is a type ofLogical FallacyBiasPropagandaRhetoric
- 6. Multiple Choice____ is prejudice in favor of one thing over another.BiasLogical FallacyPropagandaRhetoric
- 7. Multiple ChoiceA logical fallacy in which the character of a person is attacked instead of their ideas or policies is ___.Appeal to FearPost HocAd HominemHasty Generalization
- 8. Multiple Choice"All of my interactions with Republicans on Facebook have been negative. Therefor, I hate all Republicans."
This is an example of ____.Hasty GeneralizationAd HominemFalse AnalogyPost Hoc - 9. Multiple Choice"The last time the Saints were in the Superbowl was after Hurricane Katrina. Hurricane Katrina must have caused them to win the Super Bowl."
This is an example of ____.TestimonialAppeal to FearName CallingPost Hoc - 10. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is NOT a type of bias?by Headlineby Transferby Headlineby Labeling
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is NOT a type of logical fallacy?False AuthorityStraw ManFalse AnalogyOmission
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is NOT a type of propaganda?Misuse of StatisticsNon SequiturPlain FolksBandwagon
- 13. Multiple ChoiceA non sequitur is a type of argument that...Does not make senseImplies that if A happens, B will happen, which will ultimately lead to Z.Compares two things that initially seem alike, but are not truly related.Says that since A happened after B, B caused A to happen.
- 14. Multiple ChoiceWhen a news article deliberately leaves out sources that disagree with the writer's agenda, it is called ____.Bias by OmissionBias by Source SelectionBias by LabellingBias by Story Selection
- 15. Multiple Choice___ is when an arguement is misrepresented in a way that makes it extremely easy to argue against.False AnalogySlippery SlopeStraw ManPost Hoc
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