Speakers Sometimes,intentionally or Unintentionally,make Arguments with Logical Flaws

question 13

Multiple Choice

Speakers sometimes,intentionally or unintentionally,make arguments with logical flaws.These flaws are called _____.

• A)reasoning fallacies
• B)logical loopholes
• C)logical illogic
• D)ethical dilemmas

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