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A clear, friendly first course in spotting bad reasoning: 20 common informal fallacies, each with a definition, a pattern, an original example and practice that asks students to tell real fallacies from sound reasoning.
- 51 pages: cover, introduction to arguments, how-to and schedule, a one-page reference chart of all 20 fallacies, 40 lesson pages, 2 review tests (2 pages each) and a 3-page answer key
- Fallacies: ad hominem, tu quoque, genetic fallacy, straw man, red herring, appeal to popularity, appeal to unqualified authority, appeal to pity, appeal to fear, hasty generalization, false cause, slippery slope, false dilemma, begging the question, loaded question, appeal to ignorance, faulty analogy, equivocation, composition and division
- Each lesson: definition, the pattern, an original example, why it fails, a reasonable look-alike that is not a fallacy, and a gracious way to respond
- 100 "spot it" exercises (5 per lesson), each asking YES or NO plus a one-sentence explanation, plus write-your-own and find-one-in-real-life prompts
- Two 15-question review tests with word banks; answer key gives the answer and a short reason for every item
- Ages 12 and up; Christian homeschool friendly; black-and-white; US Letter and A4 PDFs
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