logical fallacy

Question 0

Ad populum

Answer 0

Emotional appeal using positive or negative concepts rather than real issue

Question 1

Straw man

Answer 1

Over simplify opponents argument

Question 2

Appeal to pity

Answer 2

When the arguer tries to get the audience to feel bad for them

Question 3

Missing the point

Answer 3

You talk about irrelevant things that don’t match the argument

Question 4

Red herring

Answer 4

Irrelevant topic is given to change the topic

Question 5

Post hoc

Answer 5

Believing that something happened because something else happened to cause it

Question 6

Appeal to ignorance

Answer 6

Using lack of evidence as proof that your argument is right

Question 7

Slippery slope

Answer 7

Chain reaction of events occurring with final consequence being extreme

Question 8

False dichotomy

Answer 8

Only given 2 choices when there is more than 2 options

Question 9

Appeal to authority

Answer 9

If something is said to be true you believe it is true

Question 10

Ad hominem

Answer 10

Attacking character

Question 11

Hasty generalization

Answer 11

Making a generalization about something based on one example

Question 12

Weak analogy

Answer 12

When an analogy is used to prove or disprove an argument when analogy has nothing to do with it