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What is the false cause fallacy?
Presenting only two choices or outcomes when in fact there are more
No
Misrepresenting an argument to make it easier to attack
You don't want to have any dessert? So you're saying you hate my cooking.
Asking a question that assumes the answer within it
Since we started using our lucky mascot, we've won every game.
We can either go to the beach or stay home and do nothing.
An argument that assumes an event is the cause of another event just because it happened earlier
Does Rebecca reach a reasonable conclusion when she says that if Ethan doesn't answer the door, he must not be home?
Presenting only two choices or outcomes when in fact there are more
No
Misrepresenting an argument to make it easier to attack
You don't want to have any dessert? So you're saying you hate my cooking.
Asking a question that assumes the answer within it
Since we started using our lucky mascot, we've won every game.
We can either go to the beach or stay home and do nothing.
An argument that assumes an event is the cause of another event just because it happened earlier
What is the definition of the false dilemma fallacy?
Presenting only two choices or outcomes when in fact there are more
No
Misrepresenting an argument to make it easier to attack
You don't want to have any dessert? So you're saying you hate my cooking.
Asking a question that assumes the answer within it
Since we started using our lucky mascot, we've won every game.
We can either go to the beach or stay home and do nothing.
An argument that assumes an event is the cause of another event just because it happened earlier
Which of the following uses a straw man fallacy?
Presenting only two choices or outcomes when in fact there are more
No
Misrepresenting an argument to make it easier to attack
You don't want to have any dessert? So you're saying you hate my cooking.
Asking a question that assumes the answer within it
Since we started using our lucky mascot, we've won every game.
We can either go to the beach or stay home and do nothing.
An argument that assumes an event is the cause of another event just because it happened earlier
What is the Straw man fallacy?
Presenting only two choices or outcomes when in fact there are more
No
Misrepresenting an argument to make it easier to attack
You don't want to have any dessert? So you're saying you hate my cooking.
Asking a question that assumes the answer within it
Since we started using our lucky mascot, we've won every game.
We can either go to the beach or stay home and do nothing.
An argument that assumes an event is the cause of another event just because it happened earlier
Which of the following uses a false dilemma fallacy?
Presenting only two choices or outcomes when in fact there are more
No
Misrepresenting an argument to make it easier to attack
You don't want to have any dessert? So you're saying you hate my cooking.
Asking a question that assumes the answer within it
Since we started using our lucky mascot, we've won every game.
We can either go to the beach or stay home and do nothing.
An argument that assumes an event is the cause of another event just because it happened earlier
Which of the following is an example of a false cause fallacy?
Presenting only two choices or outcomes when in fact there are more
No
Misrepresenting an argument to make it easier to attack
You don't want to have any dessert? So you're saying you hate my cooking.
Asking a question that assumes the answer within it
Since we started using our lucky mascot, we've won every game.
We can either go to the beach or stay home and do nothing.
An argument that assumes an event is the cause of another event just because it happened earlier
Which best describes the fallacy of begging the question?
Presenting only two choices or outcomes when in fact there are more
No
Misrepresenting an argument to make it easier to attack
You don't want to have any dessert? So you're saying you hate my cooking.
Asking a question that assumes the answer within it
Since we started using our lucky mascot, we've won every game.
We can either go to the beach or stay home and do nothing.
An argument that assumes an event is the cause of another event just because it happened earlier
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