Logical Fallacies

This logical fallacy occurs when an athlete/celebrity give advertisement to a brand or product they may not have used

Are assumptions made with hasty generalization?

What rhetorical strategy would you use if you were talking/writing to a hostile, high-educated, or opposing audience?

"If we can send a spaceship to Mars, we can find a cure for cancer." ... is this an example of Non-Sequiter?

What type of rheotical strategy is best to use when an audience is wavering or inbetween on a matter?

What logical fallacy involves naming calling, "mudslinging," and the attack of one's character? very common in politics

Makes a personal attack rather than making or addressing the argument/point

What logical fallacy includes circular reasoning and never actually leads to an answer or conclusion

How can practice/improve your ethos as a student?

"You either like dogs or cats." ... what logical fallacy is this an example of?

a movement in which one may participate in so that they do not feel left out or wrong; join to fit in

What is the rhetorical strategy, logos, appeal to or use?

also known as circular reasoning; presented points are ineffective

Flatery uses academic information to convince someone of their position or argument

"This new phone is the new big thing! Everyone has it! Do you have it?" ... What is this an example of?

What logical fallacy compares two unlike things? (apples and oranges)

What rhetorical strategy would you use if you were speaking at a political rally or to an audience that already agrees?

Which logical fallacy is extra complimentary and often "butters up" the audience?

Hasty generalization involves waiting until one has all the facts and information to make a decision or assumption.

"The volleyball's team rankings sank like the Titanic." ... what logical fallacy is this an example of?

Athletes on cereal boxes or representing a certain product could be an example of false authority.

is a complex situation in which there are only two outcomes

What logial fallacy draws a connection between two things that may or may not actually be related or connected?

Logical fallacies are an error in __________.

A leads to B; this connection is possible, but it is not necessarily correct

With Non-Sequiter, A has a direct correlation with B; A caused B

Does ethos appeal to the emotions of a reader through evocative diction?