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Definition 4))
Any argument that
attacks the other's
side's representative
personally, rather
than refuting their
argument, is an ad
hominem fallacy.
(Political ads are
huge propagators of
this fallacy.)
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Red Herring
,AP Lang Exam
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Comprehensive
Guide to 44 Key
Terms, Strategies,
and Practice
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Katie
obviously
can't be
treasurer of
Spanish
club. She
, couldn't
even
remember
the ords to
the national
anthem at
last
month's
basketball
game.
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Definition 4)) Term 4)
Alliteration
Alliteration is a term used to
describe the repetition of initial
consonant sounds.
"Carol constantly craves
cornflakes."
Review:
Comprehensive
Guide to 44 Key
Terms, Strategies,
and Practice
Questions –
Guaranteed
Success
Correct Practise terms
in Learn
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your missed
terms more
Next steps until you get
them right.
,Your answers
Definition 4))
Any argument that
attacks the other's
side's representative
personally, rather
than refuting their
argument, is an ad
hominem fallacy.
(Political ads are
huge propagators of
this fallacy.)
Take a new test
Take another
test to boost
your
confidence.
1 of 44
Term 4))
Red Herring
,AP Lang Exam
Review:
Comprehensive
Guide to 44 Key
Terms, Strategies,
and Practice
Questions –
Guaranteed
Success
Example:
Katie
obviously
can't be
treasurer of
Spanish
club. She
, couldn't
even
remember
the ords to
the national
anthem at
last
month's
basketball
game.
Give this one a go later!
True False
Correct definition
•v/ Ad Hominem
2 of 44
Definition 4)) Term 4)
Alliteration
Alliteration is a term used to
describe the repetition of initial
consonant sounds.
"Carol constantly craves
cornflakes."
