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Fallacies of Comparison
100
This man is the Father of Rhetoric 
Aristotle 
100

These are the two fallacies of ambiguity 

Equivocation and Amphiboly 

100

An arguing technique that draws a similarity between two things 

What is analogy 

100

This fallacy states something is correct because it is elite or best

What is snob appeal


200

This type of logic moves from Specific to Broad

What is Inductive Logic
200

"A football field has 300 feet. It must go through a lot of shoes each year" - is an example of this

What is equivocation

200

This should be done after you write your analogy 

What is explain it

200

A fallacy that claims an argument is correct based on a lack of similarity between two things that actually have great similarity. 

What is distinction without difference 

300

Aristotles definition of rhetoric

"In any given situation, the available means of persuasion"

300

This fallacies deals with misinterpretation of a phrase

What is Amphiboly

300

An argument based on the ways things are not similar

What is difference

300

"Half the class wanted the test on Monday and the other half wanted it on Wednesday, so I put it on Thursday" is an example of:

What is appeal to moderation

400

This Idol often includes a hasty generalization 

Idol of the Tribe
400

Referring to the past to support a claim 

What is a precedent 

400

 Latin for "from the strong"

what is A Fortiori
400

If I explain my breakfast by saying "Its like a marriage," this is an example of

What is a false analogy

500

This describes how something happens or occurs

Procedural / opperational definition 

500

Teachings in scripture that are understood or inferred through stories and commands.

What is indirect Biblical instruction

500

This often helps you determine the relative worth of an example or choice

what is degree

500
The fallacy that argues what the minority chooses is better that what the majority chooses. 
What is snob appeal
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