Please identify the types of fallacy (e.g., False generalization - Hasty; Ad hominen abusive, etc.) committed in the following passages. 1. Mr. Editor, I'm sure that you will not want to run a story in your paper about my arrest for drunk driving. The company I own spends thousands of dollars every year for advertisements in your paper. Think hard about that before you print the story about my misadventure. This is an example of a/an 2. Jane: I notice you drink a lot of coffee in Styrofoam cups. Each year Americans throw away 25 billion Styrofoam cups, and they're not biodegradable. Have you ever considered switching to a reusable coffee mug? Robert: Don't give me that! If you're so keen on saving the earth, why don't you recycle all those aluminum cans you drink from? This is an example of a/an 3. It rains a lot in Langkawi in December. I know because I spent two weekends in Langkawi last December, and both times it rained like cats and dogs. This is an example of a/an 4. Mr. Kamarul has argued for bilingual education. But who is Mr. Kamarul? Is he a trained educator? No, he is a high-school dropout who once served time for drug possession. His argument, therefore, is worthless. This is an example of a/an 5. I am not going to watch the latest Star Wars movie. It is produced by Disney studio. Disney produces childish movies. I don't want to waste my money watching a childish movie. This is an example of a/an