Multiple Choice
The fallacy of considering event 'x' as the cause of event 'y' only because 'y' occurred after 'X' is known as
A) False diachotomy
B) Gambler's fallacy
C) post hoc
D) Tu Quoque
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q3: The assumption that 'the repeated occurance of
Q4: Since is an indicator word for ……………..<br>A)conclusion<br>B)premise<br>C)opinion<br>D)suggestion
Q5: All the formal fallacies belong to the
Q6: When we ask for justifications, we are
Q7: We appeal to ………in 'Argumentum ad Misericordiam'<br>A)Emotion<br>B)pity<br>C)fear<br>D)Ignorance
Q9: Informal fallacies are classified into…………<br>A)5<br>B)3<br>C)8<br>D)2
Q10: When the conclusion does not follow from
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Q12: When we go wrong factually in an
Q13: We appeal to ………in 'argumentum ad populum'<br>A)Emotion<br>B)pity<br>C)fear<br>D)Ignorance