Question

which statement from the passage is based on a logical fallacy? a if you dont, you might never get better at these skills. b if you would like to learn the language on your own, there are apps and programs you can use. c the more you surround yourself with the new language, the faster you will pick it up. d many schools offer students the opportunity to learn a language of their choice.

Explanation:

To determine the logical fallacy, we analyze each option:

• Option A: "If you don't, you might never get better at these skills" implies a false dichotomy or an over - dramatized consequence. It suggests that there's only one way (the unstated action) to get better at skills, which is a logical fallacy as there could be other methods to improve skills.
• Option B: Just states a fact about apps and programs for self - language learning, no fallacy.
• Option C: States a general principle about language learning (more exposure leads to faster learning) which is a reasonable claim, not a fallacy.
• Option D: States a fact about schools offering language learning opportunities, no fallacy.

Answer:

A. If you don't, you might never get better at these skills.