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Chapter 17: Reasoning and Fallacies

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Across:

2.	A fallacy which assumes popularity and correctness are the same
4.	Fallacy that introduces irrelevant issues to divert from the subject
8.	A fallacy that attacks the person rather than dealing with the real issue

9.	Fallacy that forces listeners to choose between two alternatives
10.	An error in reasoning
11.	Fallacy in which a speaker jumps to general conclusion with insufficient evidence

Down:

1.	A fallacy in which a speaker mistakenly assumes order of events
3.	Fallacy which assumes that something old is better than the new
5.	Analogy in which two cases are not essentially alike

6.	Fallacy which assumes that something new is better than something old
7.	Fallacy where taking one step will lead to other unpreventable steps

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Chapter 17: Reasoning and Fallacies

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Across:

2.	A fallacy which assumes popularity and correctness are the same
4.	Fallacy that introduces irrelevant issues to divert from the subject
8.	A fallacy that attacks the person rather than dealing with the real issue

9.	Fallacy that forces listeners to choose between two alternatives
10.	An error in reasoning
11.	Fallacy in which a speaker jumps to general conclusion with insufficient evidence

Down:

1.	A fallacy in which a speaker mistakenly assumes order of events
3.	Fallacy which assumes that something old is better than the new
5.	Analogy in which two cases are not essentially alike

6.	Fallacy which assumes that something new is better than something old
7.	Fallacy where taking one step will lead to other unpreventable steps

© 2014 PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only