Fallacies Pre-assessment

What is the name of the fallacy that occurs when an irrelevant topic is introduced in order to distract the audience from the original issue?

What type of fallacy occurs when someone jumps to a conclusion based on limited evidence?

What type of fallacy occurs when the opponent's argument is deliberately misrepresented as weaker than it really is?

What is the name of the fallacy that occurs when the speaker or writer attempts to scare the audience into agreement?

What is the name of the fallacy that asks the audience to agree with a writer simply based on his or her character?

What is the name of the fallacy that occurs when the audience is encouraged to agree with the writer/speaker simply because everyone else is doing it.

What is the name of the fallacy that states a disastrous outcome will result from a minor or unrelated action?

What is the name of the fallacy that assumes causation simply because the events occurred at a similar time?

What is the name of the fallacy that occurs when an argument is reduced to only two possible options or outcomes?

What is the name of the fallacy that attacks a person's character rather than their reasoning?