Question

question #7
true or false: either/or arguments are a type of faulty logic that occurs when a writer oversimplifies an issue by offering only two extremes when, in fact, there are other possibilities.
true false

question #8
when considering an advertisement for a product or service, which appeal and details to emphasize would be the most important for a group of experts in the products field as the target audience?
show them the products quality and emphasize details that prove the product is tested and well built.
show them the product has value and emphasize details that show the product as educational and money saving.
show them the product is fun and emphasize details that are exciting and interesting.

question #9
which angle of the cubing strategy is used when you show how your topic or advertisement relates to something else or how it reminds you of something else?
associate it.
analyze it.
argue for it.
describe it.

Explanation:

• Question #7: An either/or argument (also known as a false dilemma) is indeed a logical fallacy where only two extreme options are presented when there are more possibilities. So the statement is correct.
• Question #8: Experts in a product's field are likely to be most concerned with the product's quality and its technical soundness (like being well - tested and well - built). Value in terms of education and money - saving might be secondary, and fun is less relevant for experts evaluating a product in their field.
• Question #9: In the cubing strategy, "associate it" means relating the topic or advertisement to something else or what it reminds you of. "Analyze it" is about breaking it down, "argue for it" is about making a case in favor, and "describe it" is about giving details of its features.

Answer:

• Question #7: True
• Question #8: Show them the product's quality and emphasize details that prove the product is tested and well built.
• Question #9: Associate it