1. One of the best ways to convince a reader to take your ideas into consideration is by appealing to their values
A) True
B) False
2. Match the following terms:
A. Ad Hominem
B. Faulty Causality
C. Bandwagon Appeals
D. Slippery Slope
ABCD Millions of people have already purchased a pair of Soporific's Ultimate Illusion driving glasses; shouldn't you?ABCDIf we don't seal the borders now, we will all be speaking Spanish by this time next year!ABCDThis morning I woke to find a black dog on my lawn. I got into a car wreck on my way into work this morning. Stupid dog. ABCDI know you're looking for a good car, but don't buy one from that guy. He never graduated high school
3. Match the following terms:
A. The Straw Man
B. Either-Or Choice
C. Dogmatism
D. Non Sequitur
ABCDI think coffee is bad for people, and that's that. I don't care what you have to say about the subject. ABCDDo you want a mayor who is soft on crime? No! So vote for me!ABCDIf those protesters loved their country, they wouldn't question the government. ABCD either you decide that you can afford this stereo, or you decide you are going to do without music for a while.
4. When I write, it is a good idea just to worry about my own needs; there will be plenty of people who will agree with me anyway
A) True
B) False
5. Using logical fallacies is a good way to convince people that you are qualified to speak on a given topic
A) True
B) False