There are (NUMBER) Kinds of Logical Fallacies.
Fill in the "(NUMBER)" with a number.
4
100
"I heard that many people really like the iPhone 4S, a sundry amount of both youth and adults see this as an amazing product, I want one!"
This sentence is an example of __.
Appeal to Popularity.
100
Language you want to avoid during persuasion are:
Hyberboles and Absolutes
100
Logos uses __.
Logistics and Statistics
100
This product is popular among 90% of teens around the world
Logos
200
Appeal to __ is a fallacy that happens when something is better because it's new.
This Logical Fallacy is _.
Novelty.
200
These new suits by Ooo Inc. will make you the best adventurer in all the land!
This sentence is an example of __.
Hyperbole
200
Absolutes use the word(s) __.
Never and Always.
200
Pathos uses ___.
Emotions
200
Susan B. Anthony said that this toe gel is excellent and that it helped remove her bunion.
Ethos
300
Appealing to __ means that an idea or object must be amazing because it is used by many.
This Logical Fallacy is _.
Popularity.
300
Old Bettys Stew is a great stew that's been around for 500 years with the same recipe, it's amazing!
This is Appeal to Antiquity
300
Ethos uses
Refrences from well known people
300
10% of children fight off the star disease. Help these children before it's late.
Logos and Pathos
400
What is the multistep fallacy called?
Slippery Slope.
400
This new backpack carries everything! AND is better than your old one.
Appeal to Novelty
400
Definition of Hyperbole: An Extreme _____
exaggeration
400
Logos, pathos, and Ethos can be used in what type of media?
Commercials, Trailers, Television, Newspaper, Etc.
400
Eron B. told the NY Times how horrible teaching chemistry was and described how it hurts students in the process.
Ethos
500
Fallacy means __.
A misleading or unsound argument.
500
Tamachi will win for school president! He'll never not lose!
Absolute
500
The Definition of Absolute: ___.
Words that have finite meaning such as " ___ " and "___"
500
Are Logos, Pathos, and Ethos a part of Logical Fallacies?
No
500
80% of Americans love cartoons, "Without cartoons the world would seem a little less imaginative." - Ugene Spelling