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Fallacy Frenzy: Scramble Brain

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Unscramble fallacy names and spot deceptive reasoning.

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Unscramble fallacy names and spot deceptive reasoning.

by Milet
1

Misrepresents an opponent's position and attacks a distorted version.

  
  
2

Attacks the person instead of addressing the argument or claim.

  
  
3

Relies on what an influential figure says rather than evidence.

     
  
  
4

Claims a small step will lead to a chain of negative outcomes without justification.

  
  
5

Presents only two extreme options when more exist.

  
  
6

Uses its own conclusion as part of the premise.

  
  
7

Assumes that because one event followed another, the first caused the second.

           
  
  
     
8

Argues that a claim is true because many people believe it.

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