Person A: We should consider the advantages and disadvantages of LSD legalisation.Person B: I disagree with you completely. If we legalise all drugs, addiction will skyrocket. Which informal fallacy does the above most resemble?  Group of answer choicesSteel manBegging the questionAd absurdumStraw manFallacy fallacy

What is an argument given by proponents of legalizing drugs such as marijuana?Multiple choice question.Possession of the drugs should be considered a felony rather than a misdemeanor.Drugs will become more expensive, reducing drug use.Many of the social problems associated with drugs are due primarily to their prohibition.Legalization will expose fewer people to possible addiction.

Which fallacy is most clearly illustrated in the following argument?(A lawyer arguing before a jury): My client grew up without a family and with few friends. If you find him guilty, he will probably be sentenced to a long term in prison. This would be very difficult for him. As reasonable people, you should find him not guilty.Question 4Select one:a.There are no fallacies in this argument.b.Texas Sharpshooterc.Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hocd.Ad Hominem Tu Quoquee.Appeal to Pit

This type of fallacy relies upon the use of an argument or an idea that is perceived to be popular among the masses, and so, it must be the truth:Question 9Select one:a.Ad hominemb.Non-Sequiturc.Non-starterd.Ad populum

Which of the following statements BEST describes Ad Populum fallacy?Group of answer choicesSome are working hard. I must be lazy.I have a piece of evidence. This is the truth.All students in the classroom are sleeping. This is the truth I need to follow.I need to choose between lesser evil and evil. No other options are there.

Identify the fallacy presented below.Lecturers who do not give Practice Quizzes want their students to become illiterate and homeless.Question 7Select one:a.Ad hominemb.Slippery slopec.Either/Or or False Dilemmad.Strawman