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Celebrities As Heroes Types of Arguments Logical Fallacies

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1
A conclusion that does not follow the previous statement logically...
Hasty Generalization
Non sequitur
Ad hominem
Slippery Slope
2
A conclusion based on the premise, if...then that, without proof
Slippery Slope
Ad hominem
Non sequitur
Hasty Generalization
3
Name the type of reasoning:
Abductive
Inductive
Deductive
4
Name the type of reasoning:
Abductive
Deductive
Inductive
5
Name the type of reasoning:
Inductive
Abductive
Deductive
6
Which of the following BEST describes the author’s reasoning?
The writer makes an argument, then provides facts that are generally true.
He lists spec. examples&draws a general conclusion based on those examples
He makes a statement that is generally true; then, provides statistics.
Written pattern that all participants must follow and makes counterclaims.
7
Which statement BEST describes how the author develops central idea of Celebrities Should Not Be Idolized as Heroes?
the only way to become famous today is by demonstrating risky behavior.
gives examples of how young people will look up to anyone famous
celebrities are dedicated to helping others & can make ....
he relives his experience with meeting a famous celebrity at one time
8
Read the following sentence from the text:
to savor
to present
to squander
to preserve
9
Vocabulary in context:
well known for a specific reason
tending to be flashy or showy
10
Select the detail from the texts where the author MOSTLY uses pathos, an emotional appeal to the audience.
Anyone can be a celebrity just because people recognize the name or face.
They often make sacrifices to help others in need & those are heroic acts.