Question

statements that sound logical or factual, but are not * 2 points
statistics
fallacies
facts
claims
a rhetorical appeal to the audiences sense of reason; often created using * 2 points facts, figures, and case studies
pathos
rhetorical appeal
ethos
logos

Explanation:

1. Fallacies are statements that seem logical or factual but are not. They are errors in reasoning.
2. Logos is a rhetorical appeal to the audience's sense of reason, often using facts, figures, and case - studies. Pathos appeals to emotions, ethos to ethics, and a general rhetorical appeal is a broad term.

Answer:

1. B. fallacies
2. D. logos