A commercial for extra gum tells a beautiful love story that started with a piece of gum. This commercial impliesthat if you buy extra gum, it will lead you to a more momentous event in your life. What fallacy is committed inthe commercial?

In many advertisements we might hear or read statements or claims that could contain logical fallacies. Some examples are McDonald’s – I’m Lovin It, Subaru - Love Conquers All, CocaCola - #openhappiness. If a logical flaw exists, what type of logical flaw exists in these statements?Group of answer choicesAlternative explanationThere is no logical flaw. The advertisements are true.Appeal to emotionImproper generalizationPersonal attack

The booming sale of magical amulets and lucky charms after a miraculous survival of an accident is an example of  ________ fallacy.Question 1AnswerA.slippery slopeB.gamblerC.appeal to authorityD.post-hoc

Identify the fallacy that best describes the statement below.My gynecologist says she will be participating in Carnival this year, so I am going to participate too.Question 3Select one:a.Hasty generalizationb.Ad populum/ Bandwagonc.Red herringd.False authority

A teacher is explaining to their pupils why chewing gum is banned in school.Look under your desks and seats and tell me what you see there: chewing gum gets left everywhere and it is unsightly, disgusting and unhygienic. It is also costs money to have it removed from tables and chairs, money that would be far better spent on educational resources such as books.The solution is simple. Don't chew gum in school.What is the effect of the short sentences here?The short sentence has been used to build tension and create dramatic suspense as to whether or not the teacher believes that chewing gum should be banned.The short sentences have been used to emphasise the importance of banning chewing gum in school.The short sentence has been used for emphasis.The short sentence has been used to build tension and suspense.I DON'T KNOWSUBMIT ANSWER

dentify the logical fallacy. Select the BEST answer (note that some fallacies have been omitted from the list)."Everyone knows that pineapple doesn't belong on pizza, so it must be a terrible topping choice."COPY AND PASTE THE CORRECT LOGICAL FALLACY INTO THE BLANK. There is a preset answer. Spelling and form will affect whether or not Elearning detects a correct answer.slippery slopefalse dilemmafalse analogystraw manad populumad hominempost hoc ergo propter hocnon sequitur