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Debate Review: Units 2 & 3
Debate Review: Units 2 & 3
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Review of Units 2 (Presumption) & 3 (Clarity)
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Argument based on misuse of statistics
Fake Precision
Fallacy of Moderation
Begging the Question
False Cause
2
Argument that creates a generalization from too few examples
False Analogy
Hasty Generalization
Sweeping Generalization
Is-Ought Fallacy
3
An argument that rests on an improper emphasis placed on certain words/phrases
Accent
Distinction Without a Difference
Equivocation
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You like chicken noodle. I like tomato. So I'll look for a chicken-tomato soup recipe.
Hasty Generalization
Fallacy of Moderation
Fake Precision
Equivocation
5
You CAN live without coffee. YOU can live without coffee.
Accent
Bifurcation/False Dilemma
Equivocation
Sweeping Generalization
6
There are 2 types of people: those who own a Mercedes and those who wish they did.
Hasty Generalization
Is-Ought Fallacy
Bifurcation/False Dilemma
Accent
7
Argument that extends a generalization to exceptional cases
Hasty Generalization
Sweeping Generalization
Is-Ought Fallacy
False Analogy
8
Studying for the SAT with the SAT Super Duper Guide will increase your score by 42.7%!
Fallacy of Division
Fake Precision
Fallacy of Composition
Begging the Question
9
Too much candy makes teeth decay. If you love too much, the relationship fails, so love little
False Analogy
Sweeping Generalization
Hasty Generalization
Fallacy of Composition
10
Argument restating conclusion in other words
Is-Ought Fallacy
Begging the Question
Sweeping Generalization
False Analogy
11
I got the flu after eating that pizza. They must not keep their restaurant clean.
Is-Ought Fallacy
False Cause
Equivocation
False Analogy
12
Argument based on comparison of 2 things that aren't very similar
False Analogy
Bifurcation/False Dilemma
Fallacy of Composition
False Cause
13
My neighbor's Australian Shepherd bit his son! Don't get one of those - they're vicious!
Fallacy of Division
Sweeping Generalization
Hasty Generalization
Begging the Question
14
Congress hasn't gotten anything done this year! Each congressperson is lazy!
Fallacy of Composition
Fallacy of Division
Fake Precision
Fallacy of Moderation
15
Assumes something is right because it is way things should happen
Hasty Generalization
Fake Precision
Is-Ought Fallacy
Bifurcation/False Dilemma
16
An argument that makes linguistic distinction between 2 things that aren't actually different
Equivocation
Distinction Without a Difference
Accent
17
Argument that makes assumption on parts of whole
Fallacy of Division
Bifurcation
Fallacy of Composition
Fallacy of Moderation
18
Assumes only 2 possibilities exist
False Analogy
Bifurcation/False Dilemma
Is-Ought Fallacy
False Cause
19
An argument that fails because a key term is ambitious
Accent
Equivocation
Distinction Without a Difference
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Argument based on a weak causal connection
Fake Precision
False Cause
Hasty Generalization
Fallacy of Composition
21
English majors are notoriously lousy at math. Gordon is an English major, so he'll fail Algebra
Sweeping Generalization
Fake Precision
Hasty Generalization
Fallacy of Division
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Assumes collective whole will have same properties as its parts
Fallacy of Composition
Fake Precision
Fallacy of Division
Fallacy of Moderation
23
I'm not a poor student. I just don't study very hard when I study at all.
False Analogy
Equivocation
Is-Ought Fallacy
Distinction Without a Difference
24
But Coach, I took you seriously when you said I had to get back on track - I just ran 7 miles!
Distinction Without a Difference
Equivocation
Fallacy of Moderation
False Analogy
25
Paper is light as a feather. I can carry a case of paper no problem then!
Fallacy of Composition
Fallacy of Moderation
Fallacy of Division
False Cause
26
She's thinking of changing schools. I think she should stay where she is - it's good as it is!
Is-Ought Fallacy
Fallacy of Division
False Cause
Begging the Question
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There's no such thing as knowledge which can't be put into practice since is then not knowledge
Bifurcation/False Dilemma
Accent
Begging the Question
Sweeping Generalization
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Assumes best solution is compromise between 2 extremes
False Cause
Sweeping Generalization
Fallacy of Moderation
Bifurcation/False Dilemma