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OPABS Reading term 4

1) It is ridiculous to have spent thousands of dollars to rescue those two whales trapped in the Arctic ice. Why look at all the people trapped in jobs they don’t like. 2) RED HERRING

2) Plagiarism is deceitful because it is dishonest. BEGGING THE QUESTION

3) Water fluoridation affects the brain. Citywide, student’s test scores began to drop five months after fluoridation began. POST HOC (false cause)

4) I know three redheads who have terrible tempers, and since Annabel has red hair, I’ll bet she has a terrible temper too. HASTY GENERALIZATION

5) Supreme Court Justice Byron White was an All-American football player while in college, so how can you say that athletes are dumb? HASTY GENERALIZATION

6) Why should we put people on trial when we know they are guilty? BEGGING THE QUESTION

8) The meteorologist predicted the wrong amount of rain for May. Obviously the meteorologist is unreliable. HASTY GENERALIZATION

9) You know Jane Fonda’s exercise videos must be worth the money. Look at the great shape she’s in. POST HOC (false cause)

10) We have to stop the tuition increase! The next thing you know, they'll be charging $40,000 a semester! SLIPPERY SLOPE

11) The book Investing for Dummies really helped me understand my finances better. The book Chess for Dummies was written by the same author, was published by the same press, and costs about the same amount, so it would probably help me understand my finances as well. FALSE ANALOGY

 President Obama is a good communicator because he speaks effectively.  BEGGING THE QUESTION  Or CIRCULAR REASONING