Identifying Logical Fallacies

Question 1

• Identified from the two choices they present as the only ones

Answer 1

False Dilemma/Dichotomy

Question 2

Identified from their insult without providing rebuttal or defense from their
previous statement

Answer 2

Ad Hominem

Question 3

Identified if the question/state arguments that they made to
seemingly correlate but those arguments actually don’t

Answer 3

Loaded Questions/Statements

Question 4

• Identified by illogical denials

Answer 4

Argument from Incredulity

Question 5

Identified by a name or phrase that is mentioned at least twice and is
incorrectly substituted.

Answer 5

Masked-Man Fallacy

Question 6

Identified

if another subject was brought up or they say “What about…?”

Answer 6

Whataboutism

Question 7

Identified if someone jumping at conclusions, especially

if it’s irrelevantly includes the entire thing.

Answer 7

Strawman Argument

Question 8

Identified by pointing out other people’s flaws.

Answer 8

Tu Quoque

Question 9

Identified by many wild assumptions one after another.

Answer 9

Slippery Slope Fallac

Question 10

Identified by suspiciously-used words/phrases/terms

Answer 10

Equivocation

Question 11

Identified by not acknowledging X is Y based on farfetched, sometimes personal
criteria

Answer 11

No True Scotsman

Question 12

Identified by their inconsistency.

Answer 12

moving The Goalpost

Question 13

Identified by them saying or comparing about the whole parts and small parts

Answer 13

Fallacy of Composition and Division

Question 14

Identified by the lack of explanation or proof.

Answer 14

Circular Argument/Reasoning

Question 15

Identified by a dismissal/incorrect assumption towards a premise with
fallacy

Answer 15

Fallacy Fallacy