Write True if the statement is correct. False if it is not true. Write your
answer on the space provided :
1. Rationalizing is a form of self-deception. The speaker invents reasons for
his actions, making good judgment suffer in the process.
2. Misleading Comparison happens when there are not enough points of
similarity to make the comparison fair.
3. Statement of facts can be verified but opinions cannot.
4. Generalizations may or may not be correct.
5. You assume that if event A happens before event B, then event A must
be the cause of event B.
6. Namecalling use words that appeal to the emotions instead of to the
mind.
7. Bandwagon capitalizes on human desire to belong and be part of the
group.
8. Card stacking presents only select facts, or coloring facts in such a way
that the audience gets a distorted picture.
9. Glittering generalities uses "virtue words” to make the idea advocated
the speaker or writer acceptable.
10. Legend is a fictional story which tries to explain the origin of
something someone which is handed down from generation to​