Question

based on your assertion that women should have a right to bodily autonomy, you think that women should be able to kill babies, even after they are born. guilt by association straw man question 18 (1 point) listen both mr. stevens and ms. cameron are members of the chamber of commerce. they think that workers should have no rights. straw man guilt by association question 19 (1 point) listen jefferson blacksmith serves as president of one california state university campus. all california schools and colleges strike a balance between fiscal responsibility and serving community needs. blacksmith will run the state into the ground with his bleeding - heart concerns for equity, so he should not be nominated for governor. slippery slope appeal to fear question 20 (1 point) listen anne katsulis should not be elected to the state supreme court with her pro - women views. if she is elected, men will have to get their wives permission for anything they do. appeal to fear slippery slope question 21 (1 point) listen carmen smith has not served as secretary of state, so she cant know about foreign policy. if you elect her as president, we will be attacked by foreign terrorists. slippery slope appeal to fear question 22 (1 point) listen if we develop solar technologies, we will be required to give up our current vehicles that run on gasoline. when that happens, we will all have to rely on electric vehicles. the government will be able to bring the country to a halt simply by turning off the power grid. slippery slope appeal to fear

Explanation:

• Question 17: The argument misrepresents the stance on bodily - autonomy as being about killing babies after birth, which is a straw - man fallacy.
• Question 18: It assumes that because they are in the Chamber of Commerce, they think workers have no rights, which is guilt by association.
• Question 19: It creates an unfounded fear that Blacksmith will ruin the state due to his equity concerns to oppose his nomination.
• Question 20: It uses the fear of men losing autonomy if a pro - women candidate is elected.
• Question 21: It instills fear of foreign terrorist attacks if Carmen Smith is elected, without a proper causal link.
• Question 22: It describes a chain of events from solar technology development to the government being able to halt the country, which is a slippery - slope fallacy.

Answer:

Question 17: B. straw man
Question 18: B. guilt by association
Question 19: B. Appeal to Fear
Question 20: A. Appeal to Fear
Question 21: B. Appeal to Fear
Question 22: A. Slippery Slope