- Avoid all noises.
- Listen to loud music every day.
- Use hearing protection, like earplugs, at loud concerts or construction sites.
- Damaged hearing can always be repaired.
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- It is a stereotype with no logical connection between wearing glasses and academic ability.
- All good students wear glasses.
- Wearing glasses improves memory.
- It is based on scientific research.
- Assume the factory is the cause without investigation.
- Blame the pollution on residents.
- Test the factory's wastewater to see if it contains the same pollutants found in the river.
- Conclude that the pollution is natural.
- All squares have four sides.
- All rectangles are squares.
- Some squares do not have four sides.
- All four-sided shapes are rectangles.
- All doctors are wealthy.
- Wealth is not solely determined by profession; many doctors may have debts or work in low-paying sectors.
- Doctors do not earn much money.
- It is a well-known fact.
- Increased crop yields.
- Decreased risk of wildfires.
- Water shortages for the population.
- Improved soil quality.
- All birds in the world can fly.
- No birds can swim.
- Most species of birds are capable of flight.
- Flight is not common among animals.
- People who exercise will never have heart problems.
- A sedentary lifestyle might be a risk factor for heart disease.
- All forms of exercise are equally beneficial.
- The heart is the only muscle that benefits from exercise.
- The plant will grow faster.
- The plant will not grow well or may die.
- The plant will not need water.
- The plant will grow taller but have no leaves.
- It uses a single case to reject a well-established scientific consensus.
- It proves that smoking is actually healthy.
- It is a logical and valid conclusion.
- It focuses on the benefits of smoking.
- The change in weather caused the drop in flu cases.
- The vaccination campaign was effective in reducing flu cases.
- People started washing their hands more often.
- The flu virus became less contagious on its own.
- Whales are cold-blooded.
- Whales are warm-blooded.
- Some mammals are not whales.
- All warm-blooded animals are mammals.
- It is based on a single piece of anecdotal evidence.
- It is supported by scientific studies.
- It considers all possible variables.
- It is a well-known fact.
- The person definitely has measles.
- The person might have measles, and further tests are needed.
- The person has the flu.
- Rashes are always caused by measles.
- All diseases are caused by vitamin deficiencies.
- Eating citrus fruits, which are rich in Vitamin C, can help prevent scurvy.
- Vitamin C is the only vitamin the body needs.
- Scurvy is not a serious disease.
- It confuses correlation with causation.
- It is a valid cause-effect argument.
- It is a strong generalization.
- It is based on scientific fact.
- Studying for many hours may lead to good grades.
- All students who study for 10 hours will get an A.
- The student's success was due to their study method.
- The test was easy.
- Generalization
- Analogy
- Cause and Effect
- Coincidence
- All fish have backbones.
- All backbones belong to fish.
- Some fish do not have backbones.
- All animals with backbones are fish.
