Logic 2: Fallacies

Question 1

An argument is presented and the person either follows it or harm will come to them.

Answer 1

Appeal to Force

Question 2

An arguer attempts to support their conclusion by evoking pity, (singing killed my grandma)

Answer 2

Appeal to pity

Question 3

Uses the desires of the readers or the crowd to accept a conclusion presented

Answer 3

Appeal to the People

Question 4

A fear is sown into the mind of the crowd to sway them towards a certain argument
(Singing is bad because singing killed my grandma)

Answer 4

Appeal to Fear

Question 5

Using a beautiful person to gain the approval of a crowd often used by advertises
(Use this chu chu to be as chu chu as kate moss)

Answer 5

Appeal to vanity

Question 6

The arguer appears to a smaller group with superiority in some way (rich hoe sip sip core)

Answer 6

Appeal to Snobbery

Question 7

The arguer cites the fact of tradition to support a conclusion

Answer 7

Appeal to Tradition

Question 8

The second person responds to an arguer by verbally abusing them (Cady Heron is a fugly, two-faced, slut, no one should listen to her points.)

Answer 8

Ad hominem abusive