Freshman Logic Final Exam Fallacies Top Questions & Answers explained | ፍሬሽማን ኮርስ 2018 በአማርኛ

Описание: ❗ Can You Spot the Fallacy Before the Exam Does?
Most students lose marks in logic exams not because they don’t know the theory, but because they can’t identify tricky fallacies in MCQs.
If you want to ACE your final exam, this video is for you.
Final-exam–multiple-choice questions covering 22 important informal fallacies.

You’ll learn how to identify fallacies quickly, avoid common traps, and choose the correct answer with confidence in exams.
🧠 Fallacies Covered in This Video:
1. Appeal to Force (Ad Baculum)
2. Appeal to Pity
3. Appeal to the People
Direct Approach
Indirect Approach (Bandwagon, Vanity, Snobbery)
4. Ad Hominem
Abusive
Circumstantial
Tu Quoque
5. Straw Man
6. Red Herring
7. Missing the Point
8. Accident
9. Appeal to Ignorance
10. Appeal to Unqualified Authority
11. Hasty Generalization
12. False Cause
Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc
Non Causa Pro Causa
Oversimplified Cause
13. Slippery Slope
14. Weak Analogy
15. Begging the Question
16. Complex (Loaded) Question
17. Suppressed Evidence
18. Equivocation
19. Amphiboly
20. Fallacy of Composition
21. Fallacy of Division
22. False Dichotomy
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🎯 Why Watch This Video?
✔ Hard & tricky exam-oriented questions
✔ Clear answers with explanations
✔ Helps in final exams
✔ Easy language and step-by-step reasoning
📌 This video continues from the previous lesson on fallacies—watch earlier parts for full mastery.
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