A) Hasty generalization.
B) No fallacy.
C) Begging the question.
D) Accident.
E) False dichotomy.
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A) Appeal to the people.
B) False cause.
C) Suppressed evidence.
D) Accident.
E) Hasty generalization.
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A) Accident.
B) Suppressed evidence.
C) Hasty generalization.
D) Composition.
E) Appeal to ignorance.
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A) No fallacy.
B) Red herring.
C) Begging the question.
D) False dichotomy.
E) Amphiboly.
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A) False cause.
B) Weak analogy.
C) No fallacy.
D) Appeal to unqualified authority.
E) Hasty generalization.
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A) This argument contains a fallacy of illicit transference.
B) This argument contains a fallacy of relevance.
C) This argument contains no fallacy.
D) This argument contains a fallacy of ambiguity.
E) This argument contains a formal fallacy.
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A) concludes that just because X happens before Y, X causes Y.
B) concludes that just because X and Y occur over the same interval of time, X causes Y.
C) concludes that an apparent cause is not really a cause.
D) proceeds from cause to effect.
E) concludes that one of several causes is the sole cause.
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A) False dichotomy.
B) Hasty generalization.
C) Argument against the person, circumstantial.
D) No fallacy.
E) Weak analogy.
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A) No fallacy.
B) Division.
C) Hasty generalization.
D) Appeal to ignorance.
E) Appeal to the people.
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A) No fallacy.
B) Red herring.
C) Slippery slope.
D) Missing the point.
E) Begging the question.
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A) Begging the question.
B) Composition.
C) No fallacy.
D) Appeal to pity.
E) Slippery slope.
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A) False dichotomy.
B) Straw man.
C) No fallacy.
D) Equivocation.
E) Amphiboly.
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A) False cause.
B) Argument against the person, abusive.
C) Straw man.
D) No fallacy.
E) Red herring.
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A) Accident.
B) False cause.
C) Appeal to the people.
D) Suppressed evidence.
E) Hasty generalization.
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A) False cause.
B) Missing the point.
C) Hasty generalization.
D) No fallacy.
E) Composition.
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A) No fallacy.
B) False cause.
C) Appeal to unqualified authority.
D) Missing the point.
E) Begging the question.
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A) Begging the question.
B) Tu quoque (you, too) .
C) Complex question.
D) Division.
E) No fallacy.
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A) Straw man.
B) Appeal to unqualified authority.
C) No fallacy.
D) Argument against the person, abusive.
E) You, too (tu quoque) .
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A) Missing the point.
B) Begging the question.
C) Straw man.
D) Red herring.
E) No fallacy.
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A) The arguer's desire to feel superior.
B) An anti-logical disposition in the mind of the arguer.
C) A lack of formal education.
D) A genetic defect in the arguer.
E) Presuppositions in the arguer's worldview.
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