1. A housing developer argues that building a proposed subdivision will financially benefit a community. The community residents argue that such a subdivision will negatively impact water quality. The municipality concludes that the subdivision can be built and water quality will be monitored on a yearly basis. In doing so, the municipality is committing which fallacy: a. Ambiguity O b. The Texas Sharpshooter O c. Middle ground d. Burden of proof Question 2 The best wine in the world comes from France This is an example of which fallacy O a. No True Scotsman b. Genetic @c. Appeal to authority d. Appeal to emotion 3: Some opponents to the updated sexual education secondary school curriculum in Ontario argue that teaching teenagers about sex which type of fallacy: will inevitably lead to an increase in teenage pregnancy rates. In doing so, they are committing a. Slippery slope b Ad hominem O c. Anecdotal O d. Appeal to authority 4. Steve believes that refugees to his country should not be allowed to work as jobs are already scarce for existing citizens. Dave, his neighbour, disagrees. Steve reads an article in the newspaper which reports that the unemployment rate has increased for the second month in a row. Steve tells Dave about this article to persuade him to change in mind. In doing so, Steve is demonstrating which cognitive bias! O a. Confirmation bias 'O b, Framing effect O c. Halo effect d. Placebo effect

5. Jen tells Brad that it is frustrating when he doesn't clean up his dishes in the kitchen. Brad gets mad and tells Jon that she always leaves a mess in the bathroom By doing so, Brad is committing which fallacy a. Middle ground O b. Tu Quoque O c. Burden of proof d. Genetic