Logical Falacies

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Across
  1. 1. Claiming that a series of events will eventually lead to a major conflict
  2. 5. Thus, because B follows A, A is considered the cause of B
  3. 8. Attacking the opponent/audience
  4. 9. When fallacious Arguments Can Have True Conclusions
  5. 11. The use of a piece of information which misleads/distracts the audience
  6. 12. Falsely presenting only two possibilities
  7. 13. Use of over-generalization
Down
  1. 2. Appeal to common sense
  2. 3. The use of an authority's opinion
  3. 4. Appeal to common belief or masses
  4. 6. Misrepresentation of oponent's position/product to present themselves as superior
  5. 7. Repating a statement in different/stronger terms
  6. 10. The use of numerous abbreviations/acronyms which confuse the audience