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WorksheetsIntroductory Logic Unit 5 VHSG
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name that fallacy.
Post hoc ergo propter hoc
Apriorism
Equivocation
Ad Populum
Name that fallacy.
Ad Populum
Ad hominem
Bulverism
Tu Quoque
Name that fallacy.
Ad Hominem
Tu Quoque
Ad Populum
Ad Baculum
Name that fallacy.
Tu Quoque
Equivocation
Either/or
Amphiboly
Name that fallacy.
Ad ignorantium
Circular reasoning
Ad baculum
Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc
Name that fallacy.
Amphiboly
Accent
Equivocation
Composition
Name that fallacy.
Composition
Amphiboly
Accent
Tu Quoque
Name that fallacy.
Equivocation
Ad Populum
Ipse Dixit
Either/Or
Name that fallacy.
Ipse Dixit
Apriorism
Circular reasoning
Ad hominem
Name that fallacy.
Complex question
bulverism
Ad Ignorantium
Ad Populum
What two questions did we discuss in class that can help us detect fallacies?
What are they trying to prove?
Are they telling the truth?
How are they trying to prove it?
Should I trust them?
There are many types of fallacies. Which type of arguments are fallacies based on their structure?
Fallacies of form
Fallacies of ambiguity
Fallacies of distraction
Which type of fallacies are arguments that steer attention away from the main or intended point?
Fallacies of Form
Fallacies of distraction
Fallacies of ambiguity
Which type of fallacy uses an argument that muddies up the intended point so it is not clear what is being argued?
Fallacies of Form
Fallacies of distraction
Fallacies of ambiguity
Unit Five was the easiest unit EVER!
True or false.
True, it is a nice way to end the course.
False, I LOVED unit four! :(
