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Froggy Jumps Logical Fallacies QuizOnline version Spot the fallacy by Pallavi 1 Which statement best describes the ad hominem fallacy? a Using irrelevant statistics to support a conclusion b Attacking the person instead of addressing the argument. c Arguing a claim is true because of majority belief. 2 What does the straw man fallacy involve? a Misrepresenting someone's argument to attack it. b Presenting a false choice between two options c Appealing to emotion to persuade without evidence 3 False dilemma presents how many options as the only possibilities? a All possible outcomes b Three options c Two (or fewer) options 4 Red herring fallacy is about what? a Diverting attention to an unrelated issue b Using strong emotions to persuade c Asking for more evidence 5 Post hoc ergo propter hoc assumes what? a Causation from mere sequence; after this, therefore because of this. b Coincidence cannot be causal c Causation proven by controlled experiment 6 Circular reasoning is best described as? a Appealing to popularity b Relying on expert opinion c Using the conclusion as a premise. 7 Hasty generalization occurs when you? a Generalize from extensive data b Avoid using evidence altogether c Draw a broad conclusion from too few examples. 8 Bandwagon fallacy argues what? a Something is proven by historical precedent b Something is true because a single expert says so c Something is true because many people believe it. 9 Appeal to authority fallacy relies on what? a Dismissing claims without evidence b Relying on experimental results c Trusting a claim because an authority says so. 10 Slippery slope claims what kind of outcome? a Equal likelihood of all outcomes b A small step will lead to extreme consequences without evidence. c A direct cause-and-effect relationship

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Logical Fallacies QuizOnline version

Spot the fallacy

by Pallavi

Which statement best describes the ad hominem fallacy?

Using irrelevant statistics to support a conclusion

Attacking the person instead of addressing the argument.

Arguing a claim is true because of majority belief.

What does the straw man fallacy involve?

Misrepresenting someone's argument to attack it.

Presenting a false choice between two options

Appealing to emotion to persuade without evidence

False dilemma presents how many options as the only possibilities?

All possible outcomes

Three options

Two (or fewer) options

Red herring fallacy is about what?

Diverting attention to an unrelated issue

Using strong emotions to persuade

Asking for more evidence

Post hoc ergo propter hoc assumes what?

Causation from mere sequence; after this, therefore because of this.

Coincidence cannot be causal

Causation proven by controlled experiment

Circular reasoning is best described as?

Appealing to popularity

Relying on expert opinion

Using the conclusion as a premise.

Hasty generalization occurs when you?

Generalize from extensive data

Avoid using evidence altogether

Draw a broad conclusion from too few examples.

Bandwagon fallacy argues what?

Something is proven by historical precedent

Something is true because a single expert says so

Something is true because many people believe it.

Appeal to authority fallacy relies on what?

Dismissing claims without evidence

Relying on experimental results

Trusting a claim because an authority says so.

Slippery slope claims what kind of outcome?

Equal likelihood of all outcomes

A small step will lead to extreme consequences without evidence.

A direct cause-and-effect relationship

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Logical Fallacies Quiz

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Which statement best describes the ad hominem fallacy?

What does the straw man fallacy involve?

False dilemma presents how many options as the only possibilities?

Red herring fallacy is about what?

Post hoc ergo propter hoc assumes what?

Circular reasoning is best described as?

Hasty generalization occurs when you?

Bandwagon fallacy argues what?

Appeal to authority fallacy relies on what?

Slippery slope claims what kind of outcome?

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