A 35

Question 1

Arguing for a counterproductive course of action

Question 2

Advancing a position that contains an inherent contradiction

Question 3

Ambiguous word usage

Question 4

Appealing to popular opinion

Question 5

Appealing to opinion

Question 6

Ad hominem (motives)

Question 7

Ad hominem (focusing on proponents)

Question 8

Appealing to emotion

Question 9

Attempting to refute a principle by demonstrating that the necessary condition can exist without the sufficient condition

Question 10

Attempting to refute a probabilistic claim with a limited number of counterexamples

Question 11

Attempting to establish a correlation by focusing on only one of the things being compared

Question 12

Attempting to refute a conditional statement by demonstrating that the sufficient condition has not been met

Question 13

Assuming that a trait is manifested

Question 14

Assuming that a relationship is directly proportional

Question 15

Assuming that many not implies not many

Question 16

Assuming that what is true of a whole is true of its parts

Question 17

Assuming that what is true of all of the parts is true of the whole itself

Question 18

Assuming that what is true of some of the parts of a whole is true of the whole itself

Question 19

Assuming temporal continuity

Question 20

Assuming that a causal relationship exists between two things that could have both been caused by something else

Question 21

Assuming that survey responses are accurate

Question 22

Assuming that a temporal sequence implies a causal relationship

Question 23

Assuming that two things are mutually exclusive

Question 24

Assuming that a statement is true because a statement that contradicts it is false

Question 25

Assuming that a claim is false merely because another claim contradicts it

Question 26

Assuming that a premise of an argument is false because the argument’s conclusion is false

Question 27

Assuming that an effect is intended

Question 28

Assuming that those who hold a belief also believe its implications

Question 29

Assuming that desiring something implies desiring its consequences

Question 30

Assuming that a view is incorrect if its proponents act counter to it

Question 31

Assuming that the greatest part is a member of the greatest whole

Question 32

Assuming that the greatest part of the greatest whole is the greatest overall part

Question 33

Assuming that the greatest plurality is a majority

Question 34

Assuming that an effect cannot be reduced by a counteracting factor

Question 35

Assuming that a course of action is feasible