This fallacy introduces irrelevant information to distract from the original issue.

This fallacy appeals to the popularity of a claim as a reason to accept it as true.

This fallacy suggests that a minor action will lead to major and oftentimes dire consequences without evidence.

This fallacy occurs when a comparison is drawn between two things that are not sufficiently alike in relevant aspects.

This fallacy occurs when a conclusion does not logically follow from the premises.

This fallacy involves misrepresenting someone's argument to make it easier to attack.

This fallacy is made when a person makes an assumption based on no real evidence.

This fallacy uses the argument's conclusion to prove the argument (talking in circles).

She drives a nice car, so she must be a successful businesswoman.

How can you argue for climate change action when you drive a gas-guzzling SUV?

My two friends who are teachers are always stressed out. Therefore, all teachers must be stressed out.

Just like we wouldn't allow a child to drive a car, we shouldn't let students choose their own classes.

People who support the environmental regulations just want to shut down all factories and put everyone out of work.

Why worry about climate change when there are so many people out of work?

Reading is important because it's essential to read well.

If we allow students to redo tests, soon they will expect to redo every assignment, and then they'll never learn responsibility.

Everyone uses this brand of toothpaste, so it must be the best on the market.