fallacy

Question 1

ad popuium

Answer 1

making the audience adhere to the writers writing

Question 2

adhominem

Answer 2

like the appeal to authority

Question 3

tuquoque

Answer 3

focus our attention on people rather than on arguments or evidence

Question 4

appeal to pitty

Answer 4

when the arguer tries to get people to accept a conclusion by making them feel sorry

Question 5

appeal to ignorance

Answer 5

no effidence but the author wants you to agree anyways

Question 6

straw man

Answer 6

making our own argument is to appreciate and respond to the on going argument

Question 7

red herring

Answer 7

arguer goes on a tangent to distract the audience from the sole issue of whats at steak

Question 8

false dictiotomy

Answer 8

in false dichomy the arguer sets

Question 9

fallacies of relevance

Answer 9

appeal to evidence or exsamples that are not related to the argument at hand

Question 10

appeal to force

Answer 10

use force to change peoples oppioun

Question 11

genetic fallacy

Answer 11

racism due to geography, race, and ethnic orgin

Question 12

personal attack

Answer 12

un equal belief in a person according to what they are in life

Question 13

abusive

Answer 13

to argue somebodies statement must be false or dangerous because of the beliefs

Question 14

circumstantial

Answer 14

proving somebodies argument wrong cause of past events in there life

Question 15

argumentum ad populum

Answer 15

using appeal to popular assent by arousing and enthusiasm of the multitude rather then building an argument

Question 16

bandwagon approach

Answer 16

since the majority of people are doing it why shouldn’t I

Question 17

patriotic approach

Answer 17

it asserts ones belief in ones country and when you disagree you are un patriotic

Question 18

snob approach

Answer 18

thinking you are better then everybody so you are in a select few of people who may do what they want

Question 19

appeal to tradition

Answer 19

a thought since past generations have done it and it has worked that is right

Question 20

appeal to improper authority

Answer 20

beliefs in un reliable sources because of feeling

Question 21

appeal to emotion

Answer 21

an emotional appeal what would be logical issues during a debate

Question 22

argument from abverse consequences

Answer 22

falsely implacateing that a argument is wrong cause it would create negative results

Question 23

argument from personal incredulity

Answer 23

saying somebody is wrong because you cant comprehend it