Fallacies 1
This Fallacy shares its name with a fish.
What is red herring?
This is an argument this two premises and a conclusion.
What is a syllogism?
Two statements are this if and only if they can both be false by cannot both be true
What is contrary?
This is the first law of thought
What is the law of excluded middle?
This fallacy is to the man.
What is ad hominem?
This term can be found in the predicate of a conclusion.
What is the major term?
This is a difference of opinion or perception.
What is an apparent dis agreement?
This type of reasoning goes from examples or experience to general rules.
What is induction?
The lesson for this fallacy had a picture of a cowboy smoking a cigar.
What is Tu quoque?
This is a term that within a statement refers to all members of its category.
What is a distributed term?
This is a statement whose truth value depends on evidence or information from outside of itself.
What is supported statement?
This kind of word has more that one definition.
What is an ambiguous word?
This fallacy attacks an argument because of its origins.
What is the genetic fallacy?
This is the definition of a sound syllogism
What is a syllogism that is valid and has true premises?
This is a statement that affirms or denies something about a given subject.
What is a categorical statement?
This is the sum of all the individual object described by a term.
What is extension?
These are three ways that appealing to authority can be a fallacy.
This is a number from 1 to 4 identifying the placement of the middle term of a syllogism.
What is figure?
This is the definition of subcontrariety.
What is if and only if two statements can both be true but cannot both be false?
This is the first rule for defining a term.
What is that a definition should state the essential attributes of the term?