Review Your Manalog II

Question 1

I was not able to take a shower this morning. Therefore, I will not pass this exam. This fallacy is called weak analogy.

Choose one answer.

            

		a. TRUE
		b. FALSE. No Fallacy
		c. FALSE. False Cause
		d. FALSE. Argumentum ad verecundiam

Question 2

My classmate who is failing in this subject said that the answer to the previous question in this test is argumentum ad misericordiam. It must be the case then that the fallacy involved in that question is indeed an argumentum ad misericordiam. This is a tu quoque fallacy.

Choose one answer.

		a. TRUE
		b. FALSE. No Fallacy
		c. FALSE. Red Herring
		d. FALSE. Argumentum ad verecundiam

Question 3

Either I will not pass this test or I will cheat. I will not pass this test. Therefore, I will cheat. This fallacy involves argumentum ad miserecordiam.

Choose one answer 

		a. TRUE
		b. FALSE. No Fallacy
		c. FALSE. False Dichotomy
		d. FALSE. False Cause

Question 4

The teacher should not give in to the request of students to be considerate to their answers in this exam. Once, he gives in, they will ask for additional points, then to pass them altogether. Soon, they will no longer be studying in this subject and will just expect to get a passing grade when course card distribution comes.. This argument involves a fallacy called slippery slope.

Choose one answer.

	a. TRUE
	b. FALSE. No Fallacy
	c. FALSE. Red Herring
	d. FALSE. Straw Man

Question 5

Everyone is engaging in pre-marital sex nowadays, so I don't see any reason why I shouldn't engage in it myself. This fallacy is called argumentum ad populum.

Choose one answer.

	a. TRUE
	b. FALSE. No Fallacy
	c. FALSE. Ignoratio Elenchi
	d. FALSE. Argumentum ad baculum

Question 6

The teacher said that we should take our time in answering the questions to this exam. Therefore, I should take a break while this test is going on. This fallacy is called petitio principii.

Choose one answer.

	a. TRUE
	b. FALSE. No Fallacy
	c. FALSE. Amphiboly
	d. FALSE. Equivocation

Question 7

My closest friends in this school are Ike, Mike and Hazel. They are all part of the Dean's List. Therefore, I am probably the least intelligent in this school. This is an argument involving hasty generalization.

Choose one answer. 

	a. TRUE
	b. FALSE. No Fallacy
	c. FALSE. Slippery Slope
	d. FALSE. False Cause

Question 8

Most of my classmates are cheating in the exam. Therefore, there is nothing wrong if I cheat too. This fallacy is called an argumentum ad misericordiam.

Choose one answer.

	a. TRUE
	b. FALSE. No Fallacy
	c. FALSE. Argumentum ad populum
	d. FALSE. Argumentum ad baculum

Question 9

I caught you cheating in the exam earlier. Have you always cheated in exams? This fallacy is called complex question.

Choose one answer.

		a. TRUE
		b. FALSE. No Fallacy
		c. FALSE. Petitio Principii
		d. FALSE. Equivocation

Question 10

I like chocolates. Therefore, I like all their ingredients individually. This fallacy involves equivocation.

Choose one answer.

	a. TRUE
	b. FALSE. No Fallacy
	c. FALSE. Division
	d. FALSE. Composition

Question 11

The individual members of the different DLS-CSB varsity teams are excellent. Therefore, they all make an excellent team. This is a fallacy involving composition.

Choose one answer.

	a. TRUE
	b. FALSE. No Fallacy
	c. FALSE. Division
	d. FALSE. Suppressed Evidence

Question 12

People say that you are gay. Well, we haven't seen you on a date and we are not aware whether or not you have a girlfriend. Therefore, you must be gay. This fallacy is called argumentum ad ignorantiam.

Choose one answer. 

	a. TRUE
	b. FALSE. No Fallacy
	c. FALSE. Argumentum ad verecundiam
	d. FALSE. Argumentum ad baculum

Question 13

Students who are smart are also hardworking because every student who is hardworking is smart. The fallacy involved in this passage is called amphiboly.

Choose one answer.

	a. TRUE
	b. FALSE. No Fallacy
	c. FALSE. Petitio Principii
	d. FALSE. Equivocation

Question 14

I find this exam difficult because I was not able to study very well. Therefore, the teacher should give a less difficult exam next time. This fallacy is called ignoratio elenchi.

Choose one answer.

	a. TRUE
	b. FALSE. No Fallacy
	c. FALSE. Red Herring
	d. FALSE. Argumentum ad baculum

Question 15

Weak inductive arguments refer to those arguments that were made within seven days. This is a fallacy involving equivocation.

Choose one answer.

	a. TRUE
	b. FALSE. No Fallacy
	c. FALSE. Amphiboloy
	d. FALSE. Composition

Review Your Manalog I

Match the item to the corresponding item from the drop down menu.

  

Argumentum ad misericordiam	Choose... A disjunctive syllogism Appeal to Pity Mathematics A categorical syllogism Report Conditional statement An argument based on signs Logic Argument Conclusion indicators Induction Deduction Statement Appeal to Force Premise indicators Inference
The reasoning process expressed by an argument.	Choose... A disjunctive syllogism Appeal to Pity Mathematics A categorical syllogism Report Conditional statement An argument based on signs Logic Argument Conclusion indicators Induction Deduction Statement Appeal to Force Premise indicators Inference
An argument in which the conclusion follows only probably from the premises.	Choose... A disjunctive syllogism Appeal to Pity Mathematics A categorical syllogism Report Conditional statement An argument based on signs Logic Argument Conclusion indicators Induction Deduction Statement Appeal to Force Premise indicators Inference
A kind of nonargument with an “if…then…” statement	Choose... A disjunctive syllogism Appeal to Pity Mathematics A categorical syllogism Report Conditional statement An argument based on signs Logic Argument Conclusion indicators Induction Deduction Statement Appeal to Force Premise indicators Inference
A geometrical argument is an argument based on ______.	Choose... A disjunctive syllogism Appeal to Pity Mathematics A categorical syllogism Report Conditional statement An argument based on signs Logic Argument Conclusion indicators Induction Deduction Statement Appeal to Force Premise indicators Inference
Argumentum ad baculum	Choose... A disjunctive syllogism Appeal to Pity Mathematics A categorical syllogism Report Conditional statement An argument based on signs Logic Argument Conclusion indicators Induction Deduction Statement Appeal to Force Premise indicators Inference
The plaque on the door says "Faculty Room." It must the case that teachers stay inside that room.	Choose... A disjunctive syllogism Appeal to Pity Mathematics A categorical syllogism Report Conditional statement An argument based on signs Logic Argument Conclusion indicators Induction Deduction Statement Appeal to Force Premise indicators Inference
since, because, inasmuch as	Choose... A disjunctive syllogism Appeal to Pity Mathematics A categorical syllogism Report Conditional statement An argument based on signs Logic Argument Conclusion indicators Induction Deduction Statement Appeal to Force Premise indicators Inference
A group of statements, one or more of which (the premises) are claimed to provide support for, or reasons to believe, one of the others (the conclusion).	Choose... A disjunctive syllogism Appeal to Pity Mathematics A categorical syllogism Report Conditional statement An argument based on signs Logic Argument Conclusion indicators Induction Deduction Statement Appeal to Force Premise indicators Inference
Either you study hard or you will fail this exam. You did not study hard. Therefore, you will fail this exam.	Choose... A disjunctive syllogism Appeal to Pity Mathematics A categorical syllogism Report Conditional statement An argument based on signs Logic Argument Conclusion indicators Induction Deduction Statement Appeal to Force Premise indicators Inference
therefore, wherefore, accordingly	Choose... A disjunctive syllogism Appeal to Pity Mathematics A categorical syllogism Report Conditional statement An argument based on signs Logic Argument Conclusion indicators Induction Deduction Statement Appeal to Force Premise indicators Inference
It is also known as a proposition	Choose... A disjunctive syllogism Appeal to Pity Mathematics A categorical syllogism Report Conditional statement An argument based on signs Logic Argument Conclusion indicators Induction Deduction Statement Appeal to Force Premise indicators Inference
The science that evaluates arguments.	Choose... A disjunctive syllogism Appeal to Pity Mathematics A categorical syllogism Report Conditional statement An argument based on signs Logic Argument Conclusion indicators Induction Deduction Statement Appeal to Force Premise indicators Inference
A group of statements that conveys information about some situation or event.	Choose... A disjunctive syllogism Appeal to Pity Mathematics A categorical syllogism Report Conditional statement An argument based on signs Logic Argument Conclusion indicators Induction Deduction Statement Appeal to Force Premise indicators Inference
An argument in which the conclusion follows necessarily from the premises.	Choose... A disjunctive syllogism Appeal to Pity Mathematics A categorical syllogism Report Conditional statement An argument based on signs Logic Argument Conclusion indicators Induction Deduction Statement Appeal to Force Premise indicators Inference