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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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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.

by Jamaica Geloca
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Fallacy is a mistaken belief.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

 
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