| A | B |
|---|
| Accident Fallacy (Sweeping Generalization) | Birds can fly. Therefore, penguins are able to fly. |
| Circular Argument (Begging the Question) | I deserve a higher grade because I am an excellent student. |
| Loaded Question | Where did you hide the cookies you stole? |
| False Choice/False Dichotomy | Either you are fan of the Milwaukee Brewers or a fan of the Chicago Cubs |
| Fallacy of Division | The machine is heavy. Therefore, every single part of the machine must also be heavy |
| Fallacy of Composition | All the parts of this toy are lightweight. Therefore, the whole toy must be lightweight. |
| Fallacy of Accent | "You must not cheat on TESTS" (but can cheat on other assignments) |
| Fallacy—Quoting Out of Context | "The soup was delicious but expensive" becomes "The soup was delicious." |
| Fallacy of Equivocation | Feathers are light. What is light cannot be dark. Therefore, feathers cannot be dark. |
| Manipulative Framing | A 5% discount for paying with cash versus a 5% surcharge for paying with a credit card. |
