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1
“________” is a rhetorical fallacy that focuses on the person, instead of the issue.
An "add hominy" argument
An "ad hominem" argument
A stereo speaker
A stereotype
2
A _______ is a writer’s position about a product, issue or policy.
stake
fallacy
claim
spoon
3
Writers sometimes use misleading or false statements known as “___________” to persuade people.
rhetorical fallacies
retro fall icees
raspberries
red falcons
4
“___” is a rhetorical fallacy that makes a broad statement about a group (or groups) of people.
An "e pluribus unim" argument
An "ad hominem" argument
A stereo speaker
A stereotype
5
"Ad hominem" is Latin for:
"I want to build a snowman"
"I like turtles"
"To the person"
"These pretzels are making me thirsty"
6
Instead of facts, _____________ use strong feelings like: fear, pity, and vanity.
emotional appeals
testimonials
bandwagon trains
loaded language
7
Word choices that contain strongly positive or negative meanings are called ”___________”.
bandwagons
integers
testimonials
loaded language
8
The _________ technique states or implies that because “everyone is doing it,” you should too.
emotional appeals
bandwagon
loaded language
testimonial
9
A __________ is an endorsement from an expert, celebrity, or satisfied customer.
testimonial
bandwagon
emotional appeal
loaded language
10
Effective writers use ________ to support their claims.
stereotypes
rhetorical fallacies
evidence
cheese sticks