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Duplicate of Argumentation Unit Review DAY 2
Duplicate of Argumentation Unit Review DAY 2
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This would best be described as which type of logical fallacy:
correlation vs. causation
slippery slope
overuse of pathos
bandwagon
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This could best be described as which type of logical fallacy:
correlation vs. causation
slippery slope
bandwagon
halo effect
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Which of the following best creates an appeal to pathos?
facts/data/statistics
listing of credentials
the endorsement of a celebrity
words with a lot of connotative meaning
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The belief that an argument is valid because a majority of people accept it
halo effect
fear tactics
false analogy fallacy
bandwagon fallacy
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A conclusion that assumes that if “B”occurred after “A”, then “A” must have caused “B”
correlation vs. causation fallacy
bandwagon fallacy
halo effect fallacy
false analogy fallacy
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This would best be described as which type of logical fallacy:
slippery slope
overuse of pathos
bandwagon
correlation vs. causation
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This is most clearly an example of which argumentative appeal?
ethos
pathos
smileros
logos
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this would best be described as which type of logical fallacy
bandwagon
slippery slope
pathos
false analogy
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To misrepresent or simplify an argument in order to make it easier to knock down
slippery slope
strawman fallacy
false analogy
hasty generalization
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this would best be described as which type of logical fallacy
bandwagon
false analogy
correlation vs. causation
logos
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an argumentative appeal to emotions
pathos
logos
viteros
ethos
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This is most clearly an example of which argumentative appeal?
westeros
pathos
ethos
logos
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this would best be described as which type of logical fallacy
correlation v. causation
false analogy
bandwagon
halo effect
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This is most clearly an example of which argumentative appeal?
literos
logos
pathos
ethos
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This could best be described as which type of logical fallacy:
bandwagon
slippery slope
hasty generalization
overuse of pathos
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this would best be described as which type of logical fallacy
slippery slope
bandwagon
false analogy
correlation v. causation
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Which of the following is NOT considered an appeal to logos?
words with heavy connotative meaning
structure: claim, sub-claims, etc.
facts/statistics/data
Reasoning
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This is most clearly an example of which argumentative appeal?
ethos
logos
embroyos
pathos
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when someone uses two ideas or situations that are not similar-leads to faulty/weak conclusion
halo effect
slippery slope
false analogy fallacy
overuse of pathos
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This is most clearly an example of which argumentative appeal?
logos
pathos
ethos
westeros
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this would best be described as which type of logical fallacy
bandwagon fallacy
ethos fallacy
halo effect fallacy
straw man fallacy
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This could best be described as which type of logical fallacy:
slippery slope
bandwagon
halo effect
strawman
23
This is most clearly an example of which argumentative appeal?
ethos
westeros
logos
pathos
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This is most clearly an example of which argumentative appeal?
westeros
pathos
ethos
logos
25
This would best be described as which type of logical fallacy:
false analogy
overuse of pathos
bandwagon
correlation vs. causation
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this would best be described as which type of logical fallacy
ethos
bandwagon
slippery slope
logos
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this would best be described as which type of logical fallacy
slippery slope
false analogy
logosq
bandwagon
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fear tactics
bandwagon fallacy
halo effect fallacy
slippery slope fallacy
overuse of pathos
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this would best be described as which type of logical fallacy
ethos
slippery slope
overuse of pathos
false analogy
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this would best be described as which type of logical fallacy
hasty generalization
slippery slope
ethos
overuse of pathos
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judge others based on one positive trait - apply that to another person in general
false analogy fallacy
overuse of pathos
halo effect fallacy
bandwagon fallacy