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Match the flaw in each of the following statements: 1. According to a study conducted by General Motors, there is no significant difference in quality between American-made cars and foreign imports. 2. A random poll of 45 people taken recently in Pittsburgh showed that 83% of those interviewed favored a substantial increase in federal assistance for the steel industry. Clearly, the American people support such a policy. 3. The rise in crimes committed by teenagers is directly proportional to the rise in first-person shooter video games, so it is clear that violent video games lead to real-life crime. Too many statistics in a row Study not conducted by impartial authority Source not named 4. In the words of one expert, "The escalating cost of malpractice insurance is nothing less than a national crisis. If it is not solved soon, the whole health-care system may be seriously damaged." Numbers not rounded off Causation and correlation are not the same thing Median and average are not the same thing 5. Everyday 15,000 people die of starvation. That's one person every 4.5 seconds. A half billion people are chronically hungry. The US Bureau of Labor states that over 900 million people are trying to subsist on less than $300 a year for a family of four. Of that 900 million, on half are starving. Another million people suffer from malnutrition. An additional billion people in 40 nations try to live on 27 cents a day. Sample size too small 6. The total land and water mass of the United States is 3,623,420 square miles. The largest state is Alaska, with 591,004 square miles; the smallest state is Rhode Island, with 1,212 square miles 7. According to statistics compiled by the School Board, the annual median salary for teachers in our district is $59,850 per year. This shows that teachers average almost $60,000 per year Match the statement with the type of support material it represents: 1. "An introvert is not necessarily someone who is shy, but rather someone who enjoys their alone- time." - is an example of... 2. "As the shimmering sun sunk into the smooth sea it electrified the water with colors of red, pink, orange, and even purple." - is an example of... Statistic