Fallacies

Question 1

Ad Hominem (Personal Attack)

Answer 1

Attacking a person for a character trait, rather than the quality or soundness of their argument

Question 2

Appeal to misplaced authority

Answer 2

Someone claims a certain conclusion is true because someone else, who is not an authority on the subject, says its true

Question 3

Bandwagon (Majority of people with support)

Answer 3

Trying to prove a conclusion based on the argument that many or most other believe its true

Question 4

Red Herring

Answer 4

Ignoring the question at hand and adding irrelevant information

Question 5

Begging the question (circular reasoning)

Answer 5

Providing a premise that is also your conclusion
-re wording your idea without adding new logic

Question 6

False Dilemma

Answer 6

Assuming there are only 2 choices/outcomes when there are actually several others

Question 7

Hasting generalization

Answer 7

Making a claim about a large population using a small unrepresentative sample

Question 8

False Cause

Answer 8

Incorrectly assuming one event causes another