Logic Fallacies Quiz

What does a generalization fallacy involve?

• Using specific examples to prove a point

• Assuming what is true for one case is true for all cases

• Attacking the person instead of the argument

• Comparing two things that are not comparable

What is false equivalence fallacy?

• When two unrelated arguments are presented as being equivalent

• When a general statement is made without sufficient evidence

• When an argument attacks an individual's character

• When an argument is based on a small sample size

How can one avoid committing an ad hominem fallacy in an argument?

• By attacking the argument, not the person

• By using more generalizations

• By comparing unrelated things

• By using personal experiences as evidence

Which of the following is NOT a generalization fallacy?

• "All dogs are friendly."

• "Some students are hardworking."

• "Every politician is dishonest."

• "All fast food is unhealthy."

What is the best way to counter an ad hominem attack?

• Respond with another ad hominem attack

• Ignore the attack and restate your argument

• Question the attacker's credibility

• Provide evidence that disproves the attack

What is the main problem with ad hominem fallacies?

• They provide too much evidence

• They focus on the person rather than the argument

• They use too many generalizations

• They make accurate comparisons