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English, 26.07.2021 21:40, ashioya0021

Match the fallacy with its name. How can you argue against polluting our environment when you drive a huge, gas-guzzling truck?

oversimplification/hasty
generalization
red herring
non sequitur
black or white
appeal to authority
bandwagon
straw man

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