Faulty Reasoning | Reading

L.I To understand Faulty Reasoning.
Faulty reasoning includes four things. Illogical, Circular Reasoning, Over-Generalization, Biased Argument and Contradiction. Illogical means Providing evidence that does not directly support the claim, Circular Reasoning means Supporting a claim with the same claim, Over-Generalization means making a global statement, Biased argument means Making a claim that influenced by your own personal feelings or experience and Contradiction means Provided evidence that goes against the argument. We had read four stories and had to get some quotes from the text that we thought were one of the faulty reasons. Here is a slide to show all of the work we have done.