Question

match each fallacy to an example of its use. you dont like ice cream? everyone loves ice cream! we have to do everything necessary to keep our children safe. look at my opponents hair. she doesnt know anything! if we support alternative energy, people will lose their jobs. bandwagon false dilemma appeal to emotion ad hominem

Explanation:

• Bandwagon fallacy assumes something is true because many people do or believe it. "You don't like ice - cream? Everyone loves ice - cream!" fits this as it implies liking ice - cream is universal.
• False dilemma presents only two extreme options. "If we support alternative energy, people will lose their jobs" creates a false choice between supporting alternative energy and job - loss.
• Appeal to emotion manipulates emotions to win an argument. "We have to do everything necessary to keep our children safe" plays on parental emotions.
• Ad hominem attacks the person instead of the argument. "Look at my opponent's hair. She doesn't know anything!" attacks the opponent's appearance rather than her ideas.

Answer:

• Bandwagon: You don't like ice cream? Everyone loves ice cream!
• False dilemma: If we support alternative energy, people will lose their jobs
• Appeal to emotion: We have to do everything necessary to keep our children safe
• Ad hominem: Look at my opponent's hair. She doesn't know anything!