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100

You misrepresent someone’s argument to make it easier to attack

Straw man 

100

Well if I forget my pencil I can’t do my homework, and because I can’t do my homework I will fail my tests, if I fail my tests I will fail high-school, if I fail high-school I won’t get a job…

Slippery Slope

100

You use the double meaning or ambiguity of language to mislead or misrepresented the truth

Ambiguity

100

Ex. Well my teacher said that my opinion is wrong, so it must be wrong.

Appeal to authority

100
Ex. When I missed my shot, I moved the hoop.

Special Pleasing

200

Ex. Don’t believe my opponent because he is a shrimp.

Ad Hominen

200

I fell after I ate a banana, so all bananas will make you fall.

False Cause

200

You presumed that a claim is wrong because it has been poorly argued, or a fallacy has been made, which means that the claim itself is wrong.

The fallacy fallacy

200
You avoid having to engage with criticism by turning it back onto the accuser.
Tu Quoque
200

Since your friends with people with bad grades you must have bad grades to.

Composition/Division/Overgeneralization

300

I don’t understand this stupid math problem! It must be wrong because I’m always right.

Personal Incredulity 

300

Are you sure you didn’t steal the last cookie?

Loaded Question 

300

Fred was raised in poverty, he probably doesn’t know any manners. 

Genetic

300

You should donate money to charity, there are people starving. 

Appeal to Emotion

300

My opinion came from true Christian beliefs so there can’t be anything wrong with it. 

No True Scotsman 

400

An appeal to purity as a way to dismiss relevant criticisms or flaws of your argument.

No True Scotsman 

400

Your attempt to manipulate an emotion response in place of a valid or compelling argument. 

Appeal to Emotion

400

Judging if something is good or bad based on its origins. 

Genetic

400

You asked a question that had a presumption built into it so that it couldn’t be answered without appearing guilty.

Loaded Question

400

Because you found someone difficult to understand, or are unaware of how it works, you assume it is probably not true.

Personal Incredulity

500

When was the first Texas Chainsaw Massacre released?

1974

500

Which Greek goddess attends to the hearth at Olympus?

Hestia 

500

How many stripes does the American flag have?

12

500

Define Tendu in English.

To stretch 

500

How many positions of volleyball are there?

6

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