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Diagramming Practice – Cakes

Diagram the following conditional statement and find its contrapositive: “The cakes are delicious, except for the gluten-free ones.” Answer To diagram a statement involving the word “except,” you should first change the word “except” to the phrase “if not.”  Then,…

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Flaw Practice – Budget Proposal

Identify the flaw in the argument: “Ricardo’s budget proposal would allow us to cut costs while maintaining productivity. Meanwhile, Angelica’s proposal would cause severe damage to the environment.  Thus, Ricardo’s budget is preferable.” Answer This is a comparison flaw.  Whenever…

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Flaw Practice – Darts

Identify the flaw in the argument: “Every time I play darts, I hit the same spot on the board. Thus, I am good at darts.” Answer This is an equivocation fallacy.  One version of the equivocation fallacy occurs when you…

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