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    03.

    06 Be a Fallacy Fixer Worksheet


    Part I: Find a Fallacy
    For this assignment, you’ll select one of the nine fallacies below. Then, you’ll either locate or create an example
    of the fallacy and complete the graphic organizer.

     ad hominem  false analogy  red herring


     ad populum (bandwagon)  hasty generalization  slippery slope
     circular reasoning  non sequitur  strawman

    Ad populum (bandwagon)

    When someone is using ad populum (bandwagon) they make the person looking at the screen, book,
    magazine, and even more devices believe that since everyone else is buying it you should buy it too.

    This ad for cereal uses Ad populum because it shows a banner that says that this cereal is America’s
    Favorite. This is making everyone looking at this think that since everyone in America likes it then they
    should do it too, to fit in.

    To not use bandwagon, instead highlight the goodness and the healthiness of the cereal itself. By stating
    all of the facts in the cereal many people will want it since it would benefit their health in the long run.
    Rubric

    Unless Otherwise Noted All Content © 2022 Florida Virtual School. FlexPoint
    Education Cloud™ is a trademark of Florida Virtual School.
    On Target Almost There Needs Improvement
    Part 1: 50-40 points 39-30 points 29-0 points
    Find a Fallacy  I correctly identified  I correctly identified  May be missing
    the logical fallacy I the logical fallacy I identification of a
    selected selected logical fallacy
     I located an obvious  I attempted to locate  May be missing an
    example of my an example of my example of a fallacy
    selected fallacy and selected fallacy, but  May be missing a
    included an image or it may not be a clear paraphrased
    text explanation representation of the definition of a logical
     I defined my selected fallacy I chose fallacy
    fallacy in my own  I attempted to define  May be missing an
    words my selected fallacy in explanation of the
     I insightfully my own words example of the
    explained how my  I attempted to fallacy
    example matches my explain how my  May be missing a
    selected logical example matches my correction of the
    fallacy selected logical logical fallacy
     I corrected my fallacy, but the  Major errors in
    example of the connection may be grammar,
    selected logical unclear punctuation, and
    fallacy in a way that  I attempted to spelling
    clearly eliminates correct the logical
    faulty logic fallacy in my
     No major errors in example, but logical
    grammar, reasoning may still
    punctuation, and be unclear
    spelling  Minor errors in
    grammar,
    punctuation, and
    spelling

    Unless Otherwise Noted All Content © 2022 Florida Virtual School. FlexPoint
    Education Cloud™ is a trademark of Florida Virtual School.

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