Critical Thinking Quiz 2

Critical Thinking Quiz 2
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There are 10 questions. 
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Critical Thinking Quiz 2
Answer all the questions. 
There are 10 questions. 
Good Luck! 

Slide 1 - Slide

1. All these are fallacies of relevance EXCEPT
A
Attacking the motive
B
Look who's talking
C
Two rights make a wrong
D
Red herring

Slide 2 - Quiz

2. Bandwagon argument is when arguer appeals to a person's desire to be the following EXCEPT:
A
accepted
B
popular
C
reasonable
D
valued

Slide 3 - Quiz

3. Which is the correct definition of Red Herring?
A
arguer appeals to a reader's desire to be accepted
B
arguer attacks the hypocrisy of another arguer
C
arguer tries to distract others by raising an irrelevant issue
D
arguer compromises in order not to feel rejected

Slide 4 - Quiz

4. Skydiving is a dangerous sports because it's unsafe.
This is a sample of
A
ad hominem
B
begging the question
C
bandwagon argument
D
straw man

Slide 5 - Quiz

5. The fallacy of ___________ is committed when an arguer states or assumes as a premise the very thing he or she is trying to prove as a conclusion.
A
scare tactics
B
begging the question
C
straw man
D
tu quoque

Slide 6 - Quiz

6. __________ is the error of criticising a person's motivation for offering a particular argument or claim.
A
Attacking the person
B
Attacking the motive
C
Look who's talking
D
Straw man

Slide 7 - Quiz

7. The following examples show positive relevance EXCEPT
A
James proposed to Diane. Therefore, James must be in love with Diane.
B
Peter is over 6 feet tall. Thus, his classmates are also at least 6 feet tall too.
C
Xu is five year old. Therefore, Xu is probably a young boy.
D
David is the director of a company. Thus, David is probably a rich man.

Slide 8 - Quiz

8. "You must play with me, if not, I will tell mom you're a bad boy." This is an example of :
A
begging the question
B
scare tactics
C
bandwagon argument
D
appeal to pity

Slide 9 - Quiz

9. "My neighbour always tell me to be kind to animals. But yesterday, I saw him abuse a cat." This is a sample of:
A
Look who's talking
B
attacking the motive
C
equivocation
D
begging the question

Slide 10 - Quiz

10. "Sir, I know I was late but I don't deserve to be marked absent. Yesterday my car broke down and my cat died of food poisioning."
This is an example of :
A
red herring
B
appeal to pity
C
ad hominem
D
straw man

Slide 11 - Quiz