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Developing an Effective Argument Answers

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What is a non sequitur?

A
a comparison of two things that are not alike in the way the speaker says
B
a weak connection made to predict something extreme
C
the act of using an argument’s conclusion as proof of that argument
D
a statement that is unrelated to the claim
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Which statement is an example of an ad hominem fallacy?

A
Most of my friends think that movie is great, so it must be.
B
Everyone knows that those sneakers are the best ones to buy.
C
My political opponent disagrees with me about recycling, but he doesn’t have a law degree.
D
Our school is shortening our lunch period, so we’ll never have time to eat a full meal again.
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Which statement is an example of deductive reasoning?

A
All guinea pigs eat cucumbers, so my new guinea pig will like cucumbers.
B
The pet pig at our uncle’s is very smart, so pigs must be smart animals.
C
My cat likes to play with balls of yarn, so all cats must like to do that.
D
I have four dogs and none of them like to play fetch, so dogs do not like to play fetch.

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