Copy of Copy of Logical Fallacies Quiz (4/22/2024) (4/22/2024)
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28 questions
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Question 1
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Identify this example as which logical fallacy:
From The Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments, p. 9
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Question 2
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Identify this example as which logical fallacy:
From The Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments, p. 11
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Question 3
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Identify this example as which logical fallacy:
From The Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments, p. 13
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Question 4
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Identify this example as which logical fallacy:
From The Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments, p. 15 (illustration based on an exchange between Alice and the White Queen in Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass)
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Question 5
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Identify this example as which logical fallacy:
From The Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments, p. 21
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Question 6
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Identify this example as which logical fallacy:
From The Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments, p. 23
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Question 7
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Identify this example as which logical fallacy:
From The Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments, p. 37
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Question 8
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Identify this example as which logical fallacy:
From The Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments, p. 38
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Question 9
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Identify this example as which logical fallacy:
From The Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments, p. 43
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Question 10
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Consider this example as which logical fallacy from The Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments, p. 41:
Translated from the Latin, "Ad Hominem" is a logical fallacy that...
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Question 11
11.
Identify the following logical fallacy in this argument:
"The school is in bad shape. Either we tear it down and put up a new building, or we continue to risk students’ safety. Obviously, we shouldn’t risk anyone’s safety, so we must tear the building down.”
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Question 12
12.
Identify the following logical fallacy in this argument:
"The president raised taxes, and then the rate of violent crime went up. The president is responsible for the rise in crime."
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Question 13
13.
Identify the following logical fallacy in this argument:
"A group of teenagers vandalized the park downtown. Teenagers are irresponsible and destructive."
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Question 14
14.
Identify the following logical fallacy in this argument:
"If you don’t stop vaping, then you'll start smoking cigarettes, then you'll start doing drugs, then you'll become an addict."
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Question 15
15.
Identify the following logical fallacy in this argument:
"I forgot to go grocery shopping for you, but I did buy you a dozen roses because I love you."
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Question 16
16.
Identify the following logical fallacy in this argument:
"President Kennedy was an excellent speech giver because he delivered exceptional speeches."
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Question 17
17.
Identify the following logical fallacy in this argument:
Mr. and Mrs. Smith are arguing about cleaning out their basement.
Mr. Smith: “Why, we just did it last year. “Do we have to clean it out every day?”
Mrs Smith: “You just want to keep everything around forever, and that’s ridiculous.”
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Question 18
18.
Identify the following logical fallacy in this argument:
"Candidate A will not maintain his electoral promises: he cheated on his wife!"
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Question 19
19.
Identify the following logical fallacy in this argument:
"I support the war, because every patriotic citizen does."
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Question 20
20.
Identify the following logical fallacy in this argument:
In a commercial for GoodYear Tires, a picture of a baby is shown with the words, "because so much is riding on your tires"
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Question 21
21.
Identify the following logical fallacy in this argument:
"In this war, there are no sides. Either you're with us, or you're against us"
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Question 22
22.
Some logical fallacies are illogical because they illogically appeal to their audience.
Which of the followingrhetorical strategiesare APPEALS to their audience?
(hint: 6 right answers)
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Question 23
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Some logical fallacies are illogical because they illogically appeal to their audience.
Which of the followinglogical fallaciesare illogical rhetorical APPEALS to their audience?
(hint: which of the following are ways the arguer tries to illogically manipulate the audience to make the illogical leap, not the argument itself)
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Question 24
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This comic is an example of which logical fallacy?
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Question 25
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This comic is an example of which logical fallacy?
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Question 26
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This comic is an example of which logical fallacy?
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Question 27
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This comic is an example of which logical fallacy?
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Question 28
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This comic is an example of which logical fallacy?