Fallacy

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Direction: Read each situation. Decide if the statement is an example of the given type of fallacy. Write YES if it matches. Write NO if it does not.

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Jamaica Geloca

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FallacyVersion en ligne Direction: Read each situation. Decide if the statement is an example of the given type of fallacy. Write YES if it matches. Write NO if it does not. par Jamaica Geloca 1 Fallacy is a mistaken belief. Yes No 2 “He failed the exam after wearing his red shirt, so the red shirt caused him to fail.” Is this an example of Faulty Logic? Yes No 3 “Please pass me, Ma’am. I don’t want to disappoint my parents.” Is this an example of Emotional Appeal? Yes No 4 “This cellphone is the best because many people online say so.” Is this an example of Unsupported Facts? Yes No 5 “Buy these snacks from me because I am helping my family.” Is this an example of Emotional Appeal? Yes No 6 A fallacy has three types: faulty logic, unsupported facts, emotional support Yes No 7 “You should vote for him because he is kind and has a sad life story.” Is this an example of Unsupported Facts? Yes No 8 “This vitamin can make you taller in one week.” Is this an example of Unsupported Facts? Yes No 9 Faulty logic deals with convincing people to believe something using a complete and strong reasoning. Yes No 10 Unsupported facts are statements that are not backed up by sufficient proof or evidence. Yes No

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Direction: Read each situation. Decide if the statement is an example of the given type of fallacy. Write YES if it matches. Write NO if it does not.

par Jamaica Geloca

Fallacy is a mistaken belief.

Yes

“He failed the exam after wearing his red shirt, so the red shirt caused him to fail.” Is this an example of Faulty Logic?

Yes

“Please pass me, Ma’am. I don’t want to disappoint my parents.” Is this an example of Emotional Appeal?

Yes

“This cellphone is the best because many people online say so.” Is this an example of Unsupported Facts?

Yes

“Buy these snacks from me because I am helping my family.” Is this an example of Emotional Appeal?

Yes

A fallacy has three types: faulty logic, unsupported facts, emotional support

Yes

“You should vote for him because he is kind and has a sad life story.” Is this an example of Unsupported Facts?

Yes

“This vitamin can make you taller in one week.” Is this an example of Unsupported Facts?

Yes

Faulty logic deals with convincing people to believe something using a complete and strong reasoning.

Yes

Unsupported facts are statements that are not backed up by sufficient proof or evidence.

Yes

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Fallacy

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par Jamaica Geloca

Fallacy is a mistaken belief.

“He failed the exam after wearing his red shirt, so the red shirt caused him to fail.” Is this an example of Faulty Logic?

“Please pass me, Ma’am. I don’t want to disappoint my parents.” Is this an example of Emotional Appeal?

“This cellphone is the best because many people online say so.” Is this an example of Unsupported Facts?

“Buy these snacks from me because I am helping my family.” Is this an example of Emotional Appeal?

A fallacy has three types: faulty logic, unsupported facts, emotional support

“You should vote for him because he is kind and has a sad life story.” Is this an example of Unsupported Facts?

“This vitamin can make you taller in one week.” Is this an example of Unsupported Facts?

Faulty logic deals with convincing people to believe something using a complete and strong reasoning.

Unsupported facts are statements that are not backed up by sufficient proof or evidence.

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