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1. Take a screenshot (if your output is from a video or TV ads) and/or cut out (if your
output is from a newspaper or editorial, of logical fallacies committed in an
argument. Your source can be any of the following: newspaper articles, social
media, interviews, news, advertisements, or TV commercials.
2. Provide one example of ARGUMENTUM AD IGNORANTIAM fallacy.
3. Provide a 3-5 words analysis/explanation for the fallacy. on why do you think such
article or argument, or advertisement commits a logical fallacy.
4. At the last page of your output, provide 5-10 sentences answer or analysis on this
question: "As a Senior High School student, how can you defend the Truth?"
5. Submit this task in a long bond paper with 1" margin for both sides. Overall, this
Major PT is equivalent to 100 points.
6. For the rubric, refer to the copy found in the appendices.
(ANIKA)
1. Take a screenshot (if your output is from a video or TV ads) and/or cut out (if your
output is from a newspaper or editorial, of logical fallacies committed in an
argument. Your source can be any of the following: newspaper articles, social
media, interviews, news, advertisements, or TV commercials.
2. Provide one example of ARGUMENTUM AD HOMINEM fallacy.
3. Provide a 3-5 words analysis/explanation for the fallacy. on why do you think such
article or argument, or advertisement commits a logical fallacy.
4. At the last page of your output, provide 5-10 sentences answer or analysis on this
question: "As a Senior High School student, how can you defend the Truth?"
5. Submit this task in a long bond paper with 1" margin for both sides. Overall, this
Major PT is equivalent to 100 points.
6. For the rubric, refer to the copy found in the appendices.
(GERJEN)
1. Take a screenshot (if your output is from a video or TV ads) and/or cut out (if your
output is from a newspaper or editorial, of logical fallacies committed in an
argument. Your source can be any of the following: newspaper articles, social
media, interviews, news, advertisements, or TV commercials.
2. Provide one example of ARGUMENTUM AD POPULUM fallacy.
3. Provide a 3-5 words analysis/explanation for the fallacy. on why do you think such
article or argument, or advertisement commits a logical fallacy.
4. At the last page of your output, provide 5-10 sentences answer or analysis on this
question: "As a Senior High School student, how can you defend the Truth?"
5. Submit this task in a long bond paper with 1" margin for both sides. Overall, this
Major PT is equivalent to 100 points.
6. For the rubric, refer to the copy found in the appendices.
(SANDY)
1. Take a screenshot (if your output is from a video or TV ads) and/or cut out (if your
output is from a newspaper or editorial, of logical fallacies committed in an
argument. Your source can be any of the following: newspaper articles, social
media, interviews, news, advertisements, or TV commercials.
2. Provide one example of POST HOC fallacy.
3. Provide a 3-5 words analysis/explanation for the fallacy. on why do you think such
article or argument, or advertisement commits a logical fallacy.
4. At the last page of your output, provide 5-10 sentences answer or analysis on this
question: "As a Senior High School student, how can you defend the Truth?"
5. Submit this task in a long bond paper with 1" margin for both sides. Overall, this
Major PT is equivalent to 100 points.
6. For the rubric, refer to the copy found in the appendices.
(CARLA)
1. Take a screenshot (if your output is from a video or TV ads) and/or cut out (if your
output is from a newspaper or editorial, of logical fallacies committed in an
argument. Your source can be any of the following: newspaper articles, social
media, interviews, news, advertisements, or TV commercials.
2. Provide one example of NON SEQUITUR fallacy.
3. Provide a 3-5 words analysis/explanation for the fallacy. on why do you think such
article or argument, or advertisement commits a logical fallacy.
4. At the last page of your output, provide 5-10 sentences answer or analysis on this
question: "As a Senior High School student, how can you defend the Truth?"
5. Submit this task in a long bond paper with 1" margin for both sides. Overall, this
Major PT is equivalent to 100 points.
6. For the rubric, refer to the copy found in the appendices.
(KRISHA)
1. Take a screenshot (if your output is from a video or TV ads) and/or cut out (if your
output is from a newspaper or editorial, of logical fallacies committed in an
argument. Your source can be any of the following: newspaper articles, social
media, interviews, news, advertisements, or TV commercials.
2. Provide one example of HASTY GENERALIZATION fallacy.
3. Provide a 3-5 words analysis/explanation for the fallacy. on why do you think such
article or argument, or advertisement commits a logical fallacy.
4. At the last page of your output, provide 5-10 sentences answer or analysis on this
question: "As a Senior High School student, how can you defend the Truth?"
5. Submit this task in a long bond paper with 1" margin for both sides. Overall, this
Major PT is equivalent to 100 points.
6. For the rubric, refer to the copy found in the appendices.
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