S2 - Unit 4 - Lessons 1-5

Multiple Choice

What is a dichotomy?

• Combining two opposing ideas together

• A type of metaphor

• Comparison between two things

• Division into two groups that are very opposite/completely different

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A preference or opinion about something that is not based on facts or reason, often unfair.

A mistake in reasoning or logic that makes an argument invalid or weak.

Related to the skill of speaking or writing in a way that persuades or influences others.

"The judge always favors the defendant who has the same background as him."

"Everyone is buying the new iPhone, so it must be the best phone on the market."

"Who wouldn’t want to live in a world where everyone is treated equally?"

Organize the definition and example into the correct category...

Bias

Fallacy

Rhetorical

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Match the following words to their definitions...

• Refute

• Counterargument

• Logos

• Fallacy

• Hominem

To disprove or contradict

An argument that opposes another argument

Appeal to logic and reason

A flaw in reasoning - false/untrue

A personal attack on an opponent

• To disprove or contradict

• An argument that opposes another argument

• Appeal to logic and reason

• A flaw in reasoning - false/untrue

• A personal attack on an opponent