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    Exam 6: Manipulation Through Fallacies and Rhetoric
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    Arguing That a Lack of Evidence Proves Something Is Known
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Arguing That a Lack of Evidence Proves Something Is Known

Question 24

Question 24

Multiple Choice

Arguing that a lack of evidence proves something is known as…


A) Using rhetoric
B) Making false statements
C) Ignoring the person
D) Appeal toignorance

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