Rhetorical Appeals
Emotional Fallacies
Ethical Fallacies
Logical Fallacies
100

an appeal to emotions

pathos

100

Let either of you breathe a word or the edge of a word, and I will come in the black of some terrible night and I will bring some pointy reckoning that will shudder you. 

Ad Baculum 

100

"Because I said so!"

Using Authority Instead of Evidence
100

“I met two rude people from New York, so people from New York must be rude.”

Hasty Genralization

200
an appeal to character or virtue

ethos

200

Either you are pro-choice or you are anti-woman.

False Dichotomy

200

You can’t believe anything that politician says about the economy; look at how messy his personal life is.

Ad hominem

200

“I wore my lucky socks during the test and got an A. My socks must have caused my good grade.”

Faulty Causality

300

ethos is also called the _________ appeal

Ethical Appeal

300

We have always met at my house for Easter, I don't know why this year would be any different.

Appeal to Tradition
300

A: I have concerns about how this program is operating?

B: So you're trying to derail the whole program?

Strawman

300
I didn't really lie, I just didn't tell the whole truth. 

Equivocation

400

Rhetoric seeks 

truth
400

If we allow the government to register handguns, next they'll ban shotguns, then they'll ban all weapons, and finally we will live in a total dictatorship.

Slippery Slope

400

"Why should I listen to you? You're overweight too".

Tu Quoque

400

“No one has proven that aliens don’t exist, so aliens must be real.”

Ad Ignorantiam

500

Who do we credit for the ideas of rhetoric we've learned

Aristotle

500

If we allow the government to register handguns, next they'll ban shotguns, then they'll ban all weapons, and finally we will live in a total dictatorship.

Slippery Slope

500

Helen Keller is fake. There is just no way that a disabled person could do that. 

Dogmatism. 
500

“This rule is important because it’s a rule that everyone must follow.”

Begging the Question

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