1. True or false? The "loaded question" fallacy refers to questions that are so theo- retical in nature they are impossible to understand. 2. Choose the correct name for the following fallacy example: Child to Mother: Please, please, I know it is unsupervised, but let me go to the sleepover. I will be devastated if I can't be there! A. Ad hominem B. Begging the question C. Appeal to pity D. Loaded question 3. The straw man fallacy A. is a false representation of an opponent's position. B. is a correct representation of an opponent's position. C. is a false claim about an opponent's place of birth. D. None of the above 4. True or false? To accurately determine whether a straw man argument is being used, it is important to have a solid understanding of the actual view of the oppo- nent in question. 5. Label the following argument: I know my boyfriend really loves me. I know this because he told me so, and he would not tell me unless he really loved me. A. Appeal to popularity B. Begging the question C. Appeal to pity D. Straw man fallacy 6. The false cause fallacy involves A. falsely accusing someone of a crime. B. falsely causing something immoral to happen. C. falsely claiming that a certain person is innocent of a crime. D. None of the above 7. True or false? Superstitions qualify as examples of the false cause fallacy. 8. Select the correct label for the following fallacy example: If environmentalists have their way, automobiles will be banished from the earth! A. False cause B. Ad hominem C. Loaded question D. Straw man 9. True or false? The red herring fallacy is primarily a fallacy of irrelevance. 10. Select the correct label for the following fallacy example: There is no need for the UN to take a stronger role in the enforcement of inter- national human rights. The human rights record of the United States has been good for decades. A. Red herring B. Straw man C. Appeal to popularity D. Loaded question 11. True or false? The false dichotomy occurs when someone asserts that there are only two options when in fact there may be more. 12. True or false? A case when there really are only two alternatives is not an example of the false dichotomy fallacy.