latin fallacies

Question 1

argumentum ad baculum

Answer 1

Fallacy of the stick

Question 2

argumentum ad misericordiam

Answer 2

fallacy of appealt to pity

Question 3

argumentum ad hominem

Answer 3

attacking the other party’s preson

Question 4

direct personal attack abusive

Answer 4

fallacy of depicting the other party as stupid

Question 5

circumstantial

Answer 5

fallacy of casting suspicion on the other party’s motives

Question 6

tu quoque

Answer 6

fallacy of pointing out a contradiction in the other party’s words or deeds

Question 7

ignoratio elenchi

Answer 7

fallacy of irrelevant argumentation

Question 8

pathetic fallacy

Answer 8

fallacy of playing on the sentiments of the audience

Question 9

ethical fallacy

Answer 9

fallacy of parading one’s own qualities

Question 10

fallacy of many questions

Answer 10

fallacy of making undair use of presuppositions in asking questions

Question 11

petitio principii

Answer 11

fallacy of using an argument that amounts to the same thing as the standpoint (fallacy of circular reasoning/begging the question)

Question 12

argumentum ad populum

Answer 12

populist fallacy

Question 13

argumentum ad conssequentiam

Answer 13

fallacy of confusing facts with value judgments

Question 14

argumentum ad verecundiam

Answer 14

fallacy of authority

Question 15

secundum quid

Answer 15

fallacy of hasty generalization

Question 16

relation of analogy

Answer 16

fallacy of false analogy

Question 17

post hoc ergo propter hoc

Answer 17

after x therefore caused by x

Question 18

slippery slope

Answer 18

going from bad to worse

Question 19

argumentum ad ignorantiam

Answer 19

fallacy of concluding that a standpoint is true because the opposite has not been successfully defended