flaws

Question 1

either-or-fallacy (false dilemma)

Answer 1

presenting two extreme options as the only choices

Question 2

ad hominim (against the man)

Answer 2

attacking a specific person instead of addressing the argument

Question 3

non sequitur (it does not follow)

Answer 3

lacking a logical connection between the claim and evidence.

Question 4

causal flaws

Answer 4

assuming that if something happened before something else, the first thing that happened caused the second

Question 5

overgeneralizations

Answer 5

using absolutes such as always, never, all, and every to falsely enhance an argument