Match the List-I with List-II LIST I (Fallacy) LIST II (Description) A.…

LIST I (Fallacy)

LIST II (Description)

A. Strawman

I. When an arguer tries to side track his audience by raising an irrelevant issue and the claims that the original issue is settled.

B. Red Herring

II. When an arguer states or assumes as a premise the very thing he/she is trying to prove as a conclusion.

C. Equivocation

III. When arguer distorts an opponents claim to make it easier to attack

D. Begging the Question

IV. When a key word is used in two or more senses in the same argument.