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Literacy · 10th Grade
Logical Fallacies
Eight bad arguments that sound convincing until you name them.
How to use it
Name the fallacy when you spot one. Naming makes it much harder to be persuaded by it.
Free · print-ready PDF · US Letter and A4
- Grade
- 10th Grade
- Ages
- 15–16
- Subject
- Literacy
- Pages
- 1
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