1. A. attempts to change your mind 2. C. become better at persuasion 3. A. True 4. Ad hominem: D. Slippery slope: A. Circular reasoning: E. Red herring: C. Weak analogy: E.
Logical fallacies are often used in arguments to persuade people into believing what the speaker wants them to believe, and are often reasonings that make sense, but are arranged to make sense and to make the point of the speaker stronger, by knowing the logical fallacies you can weaken your opponents point and argument, and you can also strengthen yours, this can make you better at persuasion.
