Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Intellectual Humility
Linguistic Fallacies
100

Deals mainly with?

Expert Credibility

100

Fallacies of 

emotion 

100

Focused on what?

Logic

100

Author of the article

Alessandra Tanesini 

100

An error in the ______ of an argument 

Structure 

200

Mostly used in tandem with?

Linguistic Fallacies

200

Another name for "Appeal to Popularity"

"Bandwagon Fallacy"

200

Describe the fallacy of Logos, "Smoke Screen" and give an example of it. 

Avoiding the real issue/tough question by changing the topic to something unrelated. 

EX: "She did not compete her group work, but look at her adorable puppy."

200

What do you learn to do from this article? 

Admit you are wrong and cultivate it as a positive trait

200

Fallacy name that is similar to an animal

Weasel Words

300

Using testimony from someone who is popular but lacks expertise

Testimonial Fallacy

300

Name this type of Pathos

"The president has to be man, it's always been this way." 

Appeal to Tradition 

300

Name this fallacy 

"Kanye West is the best rapper alive because he is married to a Kardashian" 

Non-Sequitar

300

What is false intellectual Humility? 

Doing the act for the purpose of advancing instead of for the greater good/helping others

300

Fallacies are often never ______

Isolated. They usually occur in the presence of others such as pathos, ethos, and logos. 

400

Attacks the ______

character of the speaker 

400

All of the fallacies of pathos begin with ?

"Appeal to" 

400

A fallacy used mainly with parents and politicians to enact fear in the listener

Slippery Slope 

"If we legalize marijuana now, then the next thing we know our kids will fail their classes and become crack addicts." 

400

Imposter Syndrome is 

Doubting your abilities, knowledge, or skills regardless of evident success. 

400

Can be referred to as 

"Loaded Language" 

(Often using misleading words)

500

Give three examples 

Appeal to false authority

Guilt by  association 

Poisoning the well 

Plain folk 

500

Name all five fallacies of Pathos

Appeal to Fear

Appeal to Pity 

Appeal to Popularity 

Appeal to People

Appeal to Tradition 

500

Describe the difference between the two Appeal to Ignorance fallacies of Pathos. 

True Believer's form argues that if you have a lack of evidence to prove something false, it is still correct until proven otherwise. 

Skeptic's form argues that if something can not be proven with evidence that it is immediately false. 

500

Name 3 barriers to achieving true Intellectual Humility 

Trouble admitting you are wrong 

False Intellectual Humility 

Believing you are correct 

Emotional/ religious beliefs 

The loss of pride and respect from others

500

Name this fallacy 

"Every responsible parent must join the school PTA" 

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