Logical Fallacies Interactive Flip Cards

Example: “Do not listen to her on climate, she failed math in high school.”

Example: “Before he speaks, remember he is paid by Big Oil.”

Example: “You smoke, so your advice on health is worthless.”

Example: “She wants better school lunches, so she wants the state to control kids’ diets.”

Example: “You are either with us or against us.”

Example: “Both sides lied once, so they are equally dishonest.”

Example: “If this bill passes, society will collapse.”

Example: “Give me the job, I have a family to feed.”

Example: “Millions use it, so it must be the best.”

Example: “We cannot change the process, it is how we always did it.”

Example: “Use this method, it is the latest.”

Example: “I wore my hat and then we won, so the hat caused the win.”

Example: “Ice cream sales and drownings rise together, so ice cream causes drowning.”

Example: “If we allow this rule, soon all freedoms vanish.”

Example: “Two employees were late, the company is lazy.”

Example: “This player is great, so the team is great.”

Example: “The team is elite, so every player is elite.”

Example: “No true gamer dislikes this franchise.”

Example: “This medicine works because it is effective.”

Example: “Nothing is better than freedom, a sandwich is better than nothing, so a sandwich is better than freedom.”

Example: “When did you stop misleading customers?”

Example: “The professor believes it, therefore it is true.”

Example: “A celebrity doctor says this stock will soar.”

Example: “Why discuss the budget when crime is rising?”

Example: “Your evidence is good, but now we need a randomized trial.”