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1. The fallacy of Accident wrongly applies a rule to a case that doesn’t fit und

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1.  The fallacy of Accident wrongly applies a rule to a case that doesn’t fit under that rule

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2.  The fallacy of Ignoratio Elenchi has a conclusion which is irrelevant to the premises

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3.  Petitio Principii is a question that requires more than one answer

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4.   The error of False Cause is often made because one event follows another in time, assuming a cause/effect relationship

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5.  Stereotyping groups of people is often the result of committing the fallacy of Converse Accident

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6.   The power was out in Southern California for twelve hours. Americans must begin to rely on candles and older technology for our basic survival. This contains the fallacy of

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7.  .   Before a book is on the shelf critics may have reviewed it. Therefore in many cases reviews are written before books are available. What is the fallacy?

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8.   My last date was a total bomb. Guys just aren’t suitable for relationships anymore! Name the fallacy

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9.  If you recognize that you have been asked a Complex Question you should

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10.  Everyone should always tell the truth. Therefore, the CIA should always tell Americans the secret strategies for finding terrorists. This is a fallacy of

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Explanation / Answer

1. The answer is TRUE

This is because in the accident fallacy the general rule is applied to all cases, like for examples “all birds can fly” however penguins don’t fly, hence the fallacy.

2. The answer is TRUE.

This is because in the fallacy there is presentation of an argument which may or may not be illogical and it isn’t true to the question in concern.

3. The answer is FALSE

This is because in the fallacy it is restating what is said in the argument in other words, but meaning the same exact thing.

4. The answer is TRUE

The premises of the false cause are casual assumptions that one event follows the other just by the virtue that those interrelated events occurred one after the other. For example “someone became a leader as they are short”

5. The answer is TRUE.

The fallacy is one where there is a hasty generalization and exception of a rule/ idea which is exceptional but is regarded as the general rule for the given situation.

6. The answer is FALSE CAUSE.

This is so as people are asked to keep candles and etc as there was a power cut. In this fallacy the events occurred one after the other so they are related, so the argument is such.

7. The answer is PETITO PRINCIPII , as whatever has been said in the book is rephrased and presented as nothing not known is not mentioned.

8. The answer is CONVERSE ACCIDENT. This is so as one date gone wrong is regarded as all guys being unsuitable for a relationship. It is a hasty generalization.

9. The answer is “answer with a complex question” , this is so as in this COMPLEX QUESTION fallacy the complex question is one that has said to be worded so as to be making it more true.

10. The answer is ACCIDENT. This is so as a rule of everyone should tell the truth the CIA should also do so, and in this fallacy the general rule of thumb should be applied.