Fallacies quiz - Statistics

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  • The average score is 4 of 13
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Fallacies Type of Fallacy % Correct
Mike said I should eat healthier. He's spent more time in jail than on the street. He is in no position to give me advice on life. argumentum ad hominem
68%
You either support this bill or you're unpatriotic Black-and-white fallacy
55%
To this very day (at the time of this writing), science has been unable to create life from non-life; therefore, life must be a result of divine intervention. Argument from ignorance
48%
The Bible is the Word of God because God tells us it is in the Bible. Circular reasoning
48%
I won’t go to that optometrist; everybody I know who goes to him ends up wearing glasses. Post Hoc Fallacy
32%
No atoms are alive. Therefore, nothing made of atoms is alive. Fallacy of composition
26%
A politician mentioned all the cities where his tax policy decreased crime and failed to mention all the cities where his policy increased crime. Fallacy of incomplete evidence
26%
A student claims that the school is overcharging students for lunch. The teacher says that she does not believe that is happening. The student asks the teacher to prove that lunch prices are fair. Onus Probandi
26%
Imagine grains of sand in a bag. I can lift the bag when it contains one grain of sand. If I can lift the bag with X amount of grains of sand then I can certainly lift it with 1 extra grain of sand (It is absurd to think I can lift X grains but adding a single grain makes it too heavy to lift). Therefore, you can keep adding 1 grain of sand and I can lift the bag of sand, even if it has five tons of sand. Continuum fallacy
13%
Major premise: Nothing is better than eternal happiness. Minor premise: A ham sandwich is better than nothing. Conclusion: A ham sandwich is better than eternal happiness. A fallacy of Four terms
3%
Every unicorn has a horn on its forehead existential fallacy
3%
Whenever there is a school shooting, there emerge dozens of speculative opinions, many indexing a single cause such as the availability of guns. Fallacy of the single cause
3%
Our widgets cost less and last longer! Incomplete Comparison
3%
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