Fallacy Review

Imagine Anna is trying to convince Finn that if he eats just one slice of cake, he’ll end up eating the whole cake and then turn into a cake himself! This fallacy is called the -------------. It happens when someone says that if you do one small thing, it will automatically cause a series of bad things to happen — even if there’s no real proof that all those things will actually happen. What do you think?

• Bandwagon

• Slippery Slope

• False Dilemma

• Ad Hominem

• Strawman

Imagine you're in a lively discussion with your friends Nicky, Huy, and Anh Khanh. Suddenly, someone throws out an argument that only presents two choices, as if those are the only options on the table. But wait! You know there are more possibilities lurking around. What do we call this sneaky little fallacy that limits the options unfairly?

• Bandwagon

• Strawman

• False Dilemma

• Slippery Slope

• Ad Hominem

Imagine you're in a debate with your friend Quỳnh, and instead of addressing her argument, you start pointing out how she always wears mismatched socks. What fallacy are you committing by attacking her character instead of his point? Let's see if you can spot it!

• Strawman

• Ad Hominem

• False Dilemma

• Slippery Slope

• Bandwagon

Imagine you're in a debate with your friends Anh Thư, Thiên Lộc, and Ken. One of them is trying to make their point by twisting your argument just to make it easier to knock down. What do we call this sneaky tactic?

• Slippery Slope

• False Dilemma

• Bandwagon

• Ad Hominem

• Strawman

Imagine Huy Duc, Anh Khang, and Anna 2 are having a debate. They come across a popular opinion that everyone seems to agree on. But wait! Is it really true just because it's popular? This fallacy occurs when an argument is made based on an appeal to popularity, suggesting that something is true or acceptable simply because many people believe it. What is this fallacy called?

• Ad Hominem

• Bandwagon

• Strawman

• False Dilemma

• Slippery Slope

Match the labels and images:

• False Dilemma

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• Ad Hominem

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• Bandwagon

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• Strawman

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• Slippery Slope

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Can you NAME THE FALLACY in this scenario?
"If we let kids eat candy, they’ll soon want candy for every meal, and then they'll get sick."

Vy, Finn, and Jack are chatting about the latest tech trends, and they can't help but notice that everyone seems to be rushing to buy this new phone. They wonder, could it really be the best one out there? What do you think? Name the fallacy in their reasoning!

Imagine you’re in a debate with Huy Duc, Tom, and Nicky. They say, "You either support more funding for schools, or you don’t care about education." What do you think? Can you spot the fallacy in their argument?

NAME THE FALLACY

Why should we take Anh Khanhs argument about recycling seriously when he never even recycles himself? Can you spot the fallacy in his reasoning?