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False Authority could mean someone gives information to someone else, when they do not specialize in said topic .

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An average high school student who studies marine biology claims they can prescribe people medicine.

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When someone who is not and expert gives there testimony/ opinion and makes you think its a fact or the best option.

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As a student I can tell you the best ice-cream is chocolate and no other flavor tase good.

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Ad Hominem is a logical fallacy in which someone will attack the person with insults related to them rather than to attack the argument that the person is making.

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A complex cause is when a complicated situation is oversimplified into having only one cause when it has many.

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An example of a complex cause is saying that a basketball team lost just because someone didn't make the final shot.

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When the cause and effect reasons are switched

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The fall of the Berlin Wall caused the end of the Cold War

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A hasty generalization is a claim that states that all things are one way or the same based on insufficient evidence.

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A hasty generalization is when an individual makes an assumption or claim based on a sparse amount of evidence or facts.

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Strawberries, raspberries, and apple are all red. Therefore, all fruits are red.

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Placing blame elsewhere is avoiding whatever is asked and bringing up another problem.

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A lawyer only debating on behalf of their favorable side of the argument.

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John Dela Cueva
Explanation: Loaded or emotive terms are used to attach value, moral goodness, or the lack thereof, to make a statement more convincing.

Example: Only bad, immoral, and selfish people would believe in [blank]. The smart and factual person could only think that [blank] is a benefit to everybody.

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Because I ate oatmeal this morning, it rained.

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explanation- when you come two completely different things

example - I think Sports cars are better than Motorcycles.

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Believing that wearing your lucky jersey will help your team win

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Explanation: Assuming that since two things have something alike in one area, they are alike in another area despite their differences.

Example: Two friends frequently listen to a song. They both must also love this song. Or assuming crocodiles and alligators are practically the same.

-Dennis Le

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Explanation: A very complex situation thought as only happening because of one simple cause
Example: The Dodgers won because a player on the other team tripped in the outfield.

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Faulty Cause and Effect is a fallacy that assumes one event causes another.

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I saw two people eating sandwiches for lunch at school. Therefore, everybody eats sandwiches for lunch.

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Connecting two unrelated events

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This is where your explanation goes

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This is where your example goes

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Simply ignoring the opposing argument.