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natita [175]
3 years ago
8

Which fallacies appear in this passage? select three options

English
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Rama09 [41]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: A,B and D

Explanation: Its already late for you but this is for whoever needs the answer

3241004551 [841]3 years ago
6 0

An appeal to emotion is used to make people feel guilty if they do not support the legislation.

<em>"These creatures deserve a chance to survive"</em> is a phrase that makes it clear how the appeal is emotional.

A false dilemma is used to claim that legislation is the only way to protect the environment.

"If Congress fails to address this today, then we all lose", this is partially a false dilemma and partially a bandwagon. Not passing the legislation does not necessarily mean that the creatures will be in danger. And also, there are other ways to approach the situation in the private sector.

A bandwagon appeal is used to suggest that every American wants to help endangered species.

As Stated before, the idea that "We all lose" and the use of "All Americans" is a bandwagon fallacy, because it assumes that all people think the same way about this matter.

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