This quiz works best with JavaScript enabled. Home > English Grammar > Grammar > Logic > Logical Fallacies – Quiz 22 🏠 Homepage 📘 Download PDF Books 📕 Premium PDF Books Logical Fallacies Quiz 22 (30 MCQs) Quiz Instructions Select an option to see the correct answer instantly. 1. When someone assumes an answer to a hidden question. A) Loaded Question. B) Tu Quoque. C) Equivocation. D) Appeal to the People. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Loaded Question. 2. Misrepresenting someone's argument to make it easier to disprove or dismiss A) Straw Man. B) Black or White. C) Slippery Slope. D) False Cause. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Straw Man. 3. What does a straw man argument involve? A) Using the conclusion of an argument as its premise. B) Misrepresenting or oversimplifying an opponent's argument to make it easier to refute. C) Assuming causation because of sequence. D) None of the above. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Misrepresenting or oversimplifying an opponent's argument to make it easier to refute. 4. During a debate, Squidward criticizes Spongebob's character instead of addressing his argument. What type of fallacy is this? A) Exaggerating the opponent's argument. B) Assuming something is true because it's popular. C) Attacking the person instead of the argument. D) Changing the subject to an easier topic. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Attacking the person instead of the argument. 5. A teacher asks, "Why are you complaining about the amount of homework when there are students in other schools who have even more assignments?" A) Ad Hominem. B) Appeal to Authority. C) False Dilemma. D) Red Herring. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Red Herring. 6. I went to New York and a group of locals made fun of my outfit. New Yorkers are all bullies. A) False dichotomy. B) Strawman. C) Scare tactic. D) Hasty generalization. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Hasty generalization. 7. What does an Ad Hominem Fallacy involve? A) Attacking the argument's logic. B) Supporting the argument with evidence. C) Ignoring the argument. D) Attacking the person instead of the argument. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Attacking the person instead of the argument. 8. How does a straw man argument mislead the audience? A) By assuming a logical progression. B) By distorting the original stance to create an easier target. C) By providing strong evidence for the argument. D) By focusing on the individual's character. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) By distorting the original stance to create an easier target. 9. In advertising, what is it called when a product is claimed to be the best because 'everyone is using it'? A) Bandwagon. B) Appeal to Authority. C) Red Herring. D) Straw Man. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Bandwagon. 10. Definition:an argument that suggests a minor action will lead to major, often ridiculous, consequences A) Faulty analogy. B) Post hoc fallacy. C) Red herring. D) Slippery slope. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Slippery slope. 11. Dismissing someone's viewpoint on an issue because they are also inconsistent on that issue. A) Ad Hominem. B) Tu Quoque. C) Genetic Fallacy. D) Appeal to the People. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Tu Quoque. 12. "If we force public elementary school pupils to wear uniforms, eventually we will require middle school students to wear uniforms. If we require middle school students to wear uniforms, high school requirements aren't far off. Eventually, even college students who attend state-funded, public universities will be forced to wear uniforms." A) Slippery Slope. B) Ad Hominem. C) False Analogy. D) Begging the Question. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Slippery Slope. 13. It is a prudent or sound judgement used to validate if a thing is valid or not. A) Common Sense. B) Knowledge. C) Opinion. D) Fallacy. E) Truth. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Common Sense. 14. Which type of logical fallacy is presented?"Wikipedia is seldom wrong:it would not be a reliable source if it contained many errors." A) Attacking the Person. B) Appeal to Consequences. C) Complex Question. D) False Dichotomy. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Appeal to Consequences. 15. "Yes, I didn't finish my homework on time, but look at how well I did on my last test!" A) Circular Reasoning. B) Bandwagon. C) Red Herring. D) Loaded Language. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Red Herring. 16. "I don't want Coke to drink right now.""You're a Pepsi lover?" A) Ad populum. B) Strawman. C) Circular reasoning. D) None of the above. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Strawman. 17. Which logical fallacy involves misrepresenting someone's argument to make it easier to attack? A) Red herring fallacy. B) Ad hominem fallacy. C) Straw man fallacy. D) Slippery slope fallacy. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Straw man fallacy. 18. Occurs when an argument is considered to be valid because it is what the majority thinks A) BANDWAGON. B) APPEAL TO FORCE. C) ATTACKING THE PERSON. D) None of the above. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) BANDWAGON. 19. "How can the police ticket me for speeding? I see cops speeding all the time." A) Straw Man. B) Red Herring. C) Post Hoc. D) Tu Quoque. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Tu Quoque. 20. "I know I'm right because I'm never wrong." What type of fallacy is being used in this statement? A) Circular Reasoning. B) Hasty Generalization. C) Bandwagon Fallacy. D) Slippery Slope. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Circular Reasoning. 21. A fifth grade teacher says her class needs to spend more time on math tasks. A parent complains, saying the teacher doesn't care about literacy subjects. A) False Analogy. B) Circular Reasoning. C) Straw Man. D) Red Herring. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Straw Man. 22. Match the definition with the fallacy: "inference based on little to no evidence/stereotyping" A) Non-Sequitur. B) Straw Man. C) Hasty Generalization. D) Red Herring. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Hasty Generalization. 23. Animals tread softly upon the earth without shoes, so all other living beings should follow suit. A) Ad Hominem. B) Appeal to Nature. C) Bandwagon. D) Circular Reasoning. E) Guilt by Association. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Appeal to Nature. 24. Ready to spot the fallacy? An example of an Ad Hominem attack is (a) . A) A. Going after the person who's arguing. B) Thinking something must be true bec. C) Believing one thing caused another. D) Rejecting an argument simply becaus. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) A. Going after the person who's arguing. 25. "You shouldn't argue about the school dress code. The rule is the rule." A) Circular Reasoning. B) Sweeping Generalization. C) Logical Fallacy. D) Loaded Language. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Circular Reasoning. 26. If we let one student use their notes on the test, then we will have to let all students use their notes. Before you know it, students won't even take notes-they expect the teacher to give them the answers! A) Slippery slope. B) Post hoc fallacy. C) Red herring. D) Circular argument. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Slippery slope. 27. Children who play violent video games act more violently than those who don't. A) Misplaced cause & effect. B) Ad Hominem. C) Slippery Slope. D) Appeals to emotion. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Misplaced cause & effect. 28. The advertisement suggested that if you don't buy their product, you will be a social outcast, this is an example of ..... A) Bandwagon. B) Loaded Language. C) Strawman. D) Red Herring. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Bandwagon. 29. Using sappy, sentimental, or otherwise loaded language as the basis for an argument A) Appeal to pity/overly emotional. B) Hasty generalization. C) Slippery slope. D) Either-or. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Appeal to pity/overly emotional. 30. "Russia has a terrible human rights record." "Well, the United States has done plenty of bad things." -the President when confronted about Russia's human rights abuses. A) Moral equivalence. B) Red herring. C) Either/or. D) Ad populum. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Moral equivalence. ← PreviousNext →Related QuizzesGrammar QuizzesEnglish Grammar QuizzesLogical Fallacies Quiz 1Logical Fallacies Quiz 2Logical Fallacies Quiz 3Logical Fallacies Quiz 4Logical Fallacies Quiz 5Logical Fallacies Quiz 6Logical Fallacies Quiz 7Logical Fallacies Quiz 8 🏠 Back to Homepage 📘 Download PDF Books 📕 Premium PDF Books