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PHI 105 Topic 4 Quiz: Fallacies In Everyday Life Quiz (Version 1)

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they think if they won’t allow students to bring homemade snacks for other students, they will continue to make more rules until students can’t even bring in their own lunch. • Bandwagon Appeal ... • Fallacy of Division c. Slippery Slope d. False Analogy • There must be other universes in outer space since there is no evidence to prove that there are not any other universes. • Appeal to Ignorance • Either/Or Fallacy • Post Hoc Ergo Propter • The Genetic Fallacy • Joseph ran for President of his high school’s senior class. When Joseph’s opponent, Sandra, won the election he felt that the voting was rigged and that the people distributing ballots must have told students to vote for Sandra or they may have bribed the voters with candy. • Circular Reasoning • Extravagant Hypothesis • False Analogy • Post Hoc Ergo Propter • Ms. Jones teaches math by giving students daily timed tests to help them learn addition and subtraction facts. When another teacher asked why she doesn’t use the new manipulatives available to teach students how to add and subtract, Ms. Jones replied “I don’t know, that’s just the way I have always taught the addition and subtraction facts!” • Hasty Generalization • The Fallacy of Composition c. Appeal to Tradition d. Bandwagon Appeal • Michael Phelps, a popular Olympic swimmer acts in commercials to promote a shampoo. Promoting products using famous people as a sales tactic is an example [Show More]

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