WorksheetsAppeal to Pity, Fallacy of Division, Non-Sequiturs
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which fallacy's definition is "someone tries to win support for an argument or idea by exploiting his opponent's feelings of pity or guilt?"
Appeal to Pity
Fallacy of Division
Non-Sequiturs
Which fallacy's definition is "when one reasons that something that is true for a whole must also be true of all or some of its parts?"
Appeal to Pity
Fallacy of Division
Non-Sequiturs
Which fallacy's definition is "a conclusion or statement that does not logically follow from the previous argument or statement?"
Appeal to Pity
Fallacy of Division
Non-Sequitur
Which fallacy is this?
"It's time to take my car in for service. I wonder if my hairstylist is available this Saturday."
Appeal to Pity
Fallacy of Division
Non-Sequitur
Which fallacy is this?
"Mary bakes the best cakes in town. She should run for mayor."
Appeal to Pity
Fallacy of Division
Non-Sequitur
Which fallacy is this?
"A young mother asks for assistance from a local church and she brings her three young children with her to speak to the pastor."
Appeal to Pity
Fallacy of Division
Non-Sequitur
Which fallacy is this?
“You should not find the defendant guilty because he has children who need their daddy.”
Appeal to Pity
Fallacy of Division
Non-Sequitur
Which logical fallacy is this?
"You should really give me a second chance on that test. I was really bust the night before and my mom had a whole bunch of things I had to do for her. So, I couldn't study last night."
Appeal to Pity
Fallacy of Division
Post Hoc
Which fallacy is this?
"Americans, on average, weigh more than Europeans. So, my European cousin who is visiting in a few weeks is going to be thinner than I am."
Appeal to Pity
Fallacy of Division
Non-Sequitur
Which fallacy is this?
"Overall, the tenth-grade students scored well on the PSAT. That means Carol is going to score well."
Appeal to Pity
Fallacy of Division
Non-Sequitur
