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Find the correct word for each fallacy

by Milet
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"Everyone is buying the new iPhone, so it must be the best phone on the market."

  
  
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"We should really address climate change. The planet is getting warmer, and it’s causing severe weather patterns."

  
  
3

"If you really loved me, you'd agree with everything I say."

     
  
  
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"I wore my lucky socks, and then I aced the test. My socks must have made me pass."

  
  
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"You’re either with us, or you’re against us."

  
  
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"If we allow students to redo assignments, next they'll want to retake entire courses, and soon no one will ever fail."

  
  
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"The law is just because it's the law."

  
  
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Claiming one small step will cause a significant chain reaction

  
  
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Oversimplifying an argument into only two choices

  
  
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Distracting from the argument with unrelated information

  
  
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using feelings instead of facts to persuade

     
  
  
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Attacking the person instead of the argument

  
  
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Arguing that because everyone agrees, it must be true

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Building a weaken version of an argument with unrelated information

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Making a broad claim based in too little evidence

  
  
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Using the claim as proof of itself

  
  
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Assuming one event caused another simply because it came first

  
  
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