CAIRN + KINDLING · CLEAR THINKING ESSENTIALS
Checkpoint 1: Logic in Practice
Review Quiz
Read each example argument and identify which type of fallacy it represents.
Question 2
During a debate about the school lunch menu, someone argues, “We shouldn’t listen to Jamie’s suggestions, she’s always complaining about something.”
- A. Ad Hominem
- B. False Dilemma
- C. Bandwagon Appeal
- D. Appeal to Authority
Question 4
A student argues, “Everyone in our class will be at the dance, so you should buy tickets too.”
- A. Ad Hominem
- B. False Dilemma
- C. Bandwagon Appeal
- D. Appeal to Authority
Question 6
A bully says to another kid at the playground, “If you don’t jump out of the tree, you’re a total coward!”
- A. Ad Hominem
- B. False Dilemma
- C. Bandwagon Appeal
- D. Appeal to Authority