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This document contains a test to identify faulty logic in various statements. The test taker must choose whether each statement contains overgeneralization, self-contradiction, circular reasoning, false causality, assumption, or oversimplification. There are 10 multiple choice questions where the test taker writes the letter of their answer before the question number. The questions contain common logical fallacies such as hasty generalizations, false causes, and circular reasoning.

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This document contains a test to identify faulty logic in various statements. The test taker must choose whether each statement contains overgeneralization, self-contradiction, circular reasoning, false causality, assumption, or oversimplification. There are 10 multiple choice questions where the test taker writes the letter of their answer before the question number. The questions contain common logical fallacies such as hasty generalizations, false causes, and circular reasoning.

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Directions: Recognize faulty logic present in a certain Directions: Recognize faulty logic present in a certain
statement by choosing the correct letter as the answer. Write statement by choosing the correct letter as the answer. Write
only the letter of your answer before the number provided. only the letter of your answer before the number provided.

1. All football players are poor students. 1. All football players are poor students.
a. Overgeneralization b. over simplification a. Overgeneralization b. over simplification
2. I know why you failed all your classes last semester. You don’t 2. I know why you failed all your classes last semester.
study. You don’t study.
a. Self-Contradiction b. Assumption a. Self-Contradiction b. Assumption
3. You got good grade on your essay because the teacher likes 3. You got good grade on your essay because the teacher
you. likes you.
a. Circular reasoning b. False Causality a. Circular reasoning b. False Causality
4. This class is awesome because we are awesome. 4. This class is awesome because we are awesome.
a. Circular Reasoning b. Assumption a. Circular Reasoning b. Assumption
5. That restaurant is popular because everyone in town goes there. 5. That restaurant is popular because everyone in town
a. Oversimplification b. False Causality goes there.
6. Cats are mean spirited animals. a. Oversimplification b. False Causality
a. Circular Reasoning b. False Causality 6. Cats are mean spirited animals.
7. All girls love BTS. a. Circular Reasoning b. False Causality
a. False Causality b. Overgeneralization 7. All girls love BTS.
8. Students enjoy summer vacation because they do not have to a. False Causality b. Overgeneralization
do homework. 8. Students enjoy summer vacation because they do not
a. Oversimplification b. False Causality have to do homework.
9. Learning about history is boring because it is dull. a. Oversimplification b. False Causality
a. Oversimplification b. False Causality 9. Learning about history is boring because it is dull.
10. I am proud that I am humble.
a. Oversimplification b. False Causality
a. Self-Contradiction b. Assumption
10. I am proud that I am humble.
a. Self-Contradiction b. Assumption

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