examine the sentences with flawed logic carefully. Then, identify the types of the fallacies of # 3, 4, 6, 11, 13, 16, 17 & 20 and briefly explain why. They fall into the four categories of hasty generalization, post hoc, faulty use of authority, and faulty use of definition

Decide whether the reasoning in the following examples is faulty. Use the common fallacies presented in the previous pages to explain your answers. 1. The presiding judge of a revolutionary tribunal, being asked why people are being executed without trial, replies, "Why should we put them on trial when we know that they're guilty?" 2. The government has the right to require the wearing of helmets while operating or riding on a motorcycle because of the high rate of head injuries incurred in motorcycle accidents. 3. Children who watch game shows rather than situation comedies receive higher grades in school. So it must be true that game shows are more educational than situation comedies. 4. The meteorologist predicted the wrong amount of rain for May. Obviously, the meteorologist is unreliable. 5. Women ought to be permitted to serve in combat. Why should men be the only ones to face death and danger? 6. If Lady Gaga uses Truvia, it must taste better than Splenda. 7. People will gamble anyway, so why not legalize gambling in this state? 8. Because so much money was spent on public education in the last decade while educational achievement declined, more money to improve education can't be the answer to reversing the decline. 9. He's a columnist for a campus newspaper, so he must be a pretty good writer. 10. We tend to exaggerate the need for Standard English. You don't need much Standard English for most jobs in this country. 11. It's discriminatory to mandate that police officers must conform to a certain height and weight