Across
- 2. accepted except for one thing
- 7. when someone uses circular logic to try to prove something
- 8. uses the popularity of a claim as a valid reason for the acceptance of it
- 13. occurs when a person is attacked rather than an argument
- 14. all cops eat doughnuts
- 15. dogs are better than cats because I have a dog
- 17. someone becomes guilty of a crime by being associated with the crime-comitter
- 18. When an accused person puts the blame back on the accuser
- 19. a person who’s computer gets a virus after clicking on an unknown link
Down
- 1. Scientists say the sun will explode soon
- 2. the bengals make it to the superbowl and more people become bengal fans
- 3. an argument made that does not contain strong evidence
- 4. “You’re either with us, or against us”
- 5. marijuana should not be legal because it has never been legal
- 6. if guns cause murders, silverware causes obesity
- 9. Have you stopped being depressed?
- 10. a distraction used in the middle of an argument to win the argument
- 11. opponents argument is misrepresented so it can be easily attacked
- 12. someone requires the truth of something that they are at the same time trying to disprove
- 16. the girl is selling shoes for $15 but the buyer wants them for $5, so the shoes will be sold for $10