Question 1

When we do not mention all the alternatives there are to choose from, but mention only some, we commit the fallacy of…………..

Accepted Answer

A) False diachotomy 
B) Gambler's fallacy 
C) Begging the Question 
D) Appeal to pity 
A) False diachotomy 
B) Gambler's fallacy 
C) Begging the Question 
D) Appeal to pity

Question 2

Argumentum ad verecundiam is caused by appealing to

Accepted Answer

A) irrelevant conclusion 
B) pity 
C) fear 
D) Inappropriate authority 
A) irrelevant conclusion 
B) pity 
C) fear 
D) Inappropriate authority

Question 3

The argument that the event 'Y' must inevitably follow from the event 'X' without enough justification for support is called

Accepted Answer

A) Slippery Slope 
B) Gambler's fallacy 
C) post hoc 
D) Tu Quoque 
A) Slippery Slope 
B) Gambler's fallacy 
C) post hoc 
D) Tu Quoque

Question 4

…………….fallacy is known as 'look who's talking fallacy'

Accepted Answer

A) False diachotomy 
B) Gambler's fallacy 
C) Begging the Question 
D) Tu Quoque 
A) False diachotomy 
B) Gambler's fallacy 
C) Begging the Question 
D) Tu Quoque

Question 5

Critical thinking is based on

Accepted Answer

A) emotion 
B) science 
C) reason 
D) philosophy 
A) emotion 
B) science 
C) reason 
D) philosophy

When we do not mention all the alternatives there are to choose from, but mention only some, we commit the fallacy of…………..

Argumentum ad verecundiam is caused by appealing to

The argument that the event 'Y' must inevitably follow from the event 'X' without enough justification for support is called

…………….fallacy is known as 'look who's talking fallacy'

Critical thinking is based on

Critical Thinking and Argumentation

Persuasion, Critical Writing, and Communication Techniques

Grammar and Language

A Guide to Writing and Presenting Effective Discourses

Effective Research and Presentation Techniques

Writing and Communication Techniques

Grammar and Visualization Techniques in Writing and Presentation

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Exam 2: Study of Formal and Informal Fallacies

When we do not mention all the alternatives there are to choose from, but mention only some, we commit the fallacy of…………..

Argumentum ad verecundiam is caused by appealing to

The argument that the event 'Y' must inevitably follow from the event 'X' without enough justification for support is called

…………….fallacy is known as 'look who's talking fallacy'

Critical thinking is based on

Critical Thinking and Argumentation

Persuasion, Critical Writing, and Communication Techniques

Grammar and Language

A Guide to Writing and Presenting Effective Discourses

Effective Research and Presentation Techniques

Writing and Communication Techniques

Grammar and Visualization Techniques in Writing and Presentation

Filters