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Spot the Fallacy!

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Spot the Fallacy!

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Jump your way to logical victory!
In this game, each correct answer helps the frog cross the river safely, but beware!
Only those who can spot the fallacies in arguments will make it across.
Choose the correct answer among multiple choices based on formal and informal fallacies such as Strawman, False Cause, Denying the Antecedent, Illicit Major/Minor, and more.

Be quick, be smart, and don’t let poor reasoning sink your frog!

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Jump your way to logical victory! In this game, each correct answer helps the frog cross the river safely, but beware! Only those who can spot the fallacies in arguments will make it across. Choose the correct answer among multiple choices based on formal and informal fallacies such as Strawman, False Cause, Denying the Antecedent, Illicit Major/Minor, and more. Be quick, be smart, and don’t let poor reasoning sink your frog!

by Verra Christy
1

Which of the following best describes a formal fallacy?

2

What is the error in a fallacy with exclusive premises?

3

Which fallacy wrongly generalizes about the subject without enough proof?

4

What type of fallacy occurs when the structure of reasoning is logically incorrect?

5

Saying that failing one test is the same as failing an entire course is an example of:

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