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Cyrus: The majority of people are against school uniforms, therefore we should not enact it.

This is an appeal to majority because it argues against school uniforms only by the number of people that believe it.

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Slippery slope:
If you don't do your PTP before you graduate you are going to fail high school, then you are going to have to work at McDonalds, and then you'll be stuck cleaning grills all day.
This is a slippery slope because people think that the PTP is really important, and there can be consequences if you do not do it before graduating.

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Cyrus: The principal says that students are causing trouble if they stay after school therefore it must be true.
This is an appeal to authority because even though they are the principal they obviously don't know everything that happens at school.

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"My teacher said that we had to do homework but we dont have to do homework so dont do homework."
This is circular reasoning, becasue there is no evidence that not doing your homework will turn out fine, but the speaker still pushes the point not to do it.

"If you dont have all A's in high school you will fail at life, have no money, and live on the side of the road for the rest of your life. "
This is slippery slope fallacy becasue not getting A's in high school is not directly connected to being homeless.

"Hilo high has a better sports system than any other school, becasue people at other schools are dumb"
This is a adhominin becasue the speaker just attacked other kids intelligence

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False dilemma: The school's athletic department should not receive more funding, because if we offer them increased funding, we will have to offer to raise it for every single other department at the school.  We cannot avoid raising it for everyone if we offer it to one group.
This is a false dilemma because it presents only two potential, extreme outcomes (this or that) and ignores all other possibilities.

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Bandwagon fallacy: There is a new phone out , there is 50 billion people who already have it. Therefore others should buy the new phone because it is so popular.
This is a bandwagon fallacy because it refers to peer pressure and succumbing to the society so you can better fit in.

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Cyrus: I find a class very hard so it must be very difficult for everyone.
This is a hasty generalization because your or anyone's experiences are not universal and we all struggle with different things.

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Hilo High school is yellow therefore the people in it are happy.

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The school must be haunted because there is no evidence to show it isn't haunted.

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If you don't go to college then you won't succeed in life and you will barely get by.

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Ad Hominem ;  This persons article is not well written.  They are illiterate, lazy, and stupid.  therefore, so will their article.

This is Ad Hominem because instead of giving evidence on why their article was bad, it instead more so attacked the writer.

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Hilo High School must be super rich because there are a lot of tourists coming to Hawaii.
This is an appeal to causal fallacies because it gives evidence not related to the topic.

Hilo High School is better than Waiakea because Waiakea's teachers are lazy and give easy work.
This is an appeal to straw man because it attacks another topic instead of talking about the original topic.

If you drop out of Hilo High you will never be able to get a job and you'll become poor and homeless.
This is an appeal to slippery slope because it is assuming an unlikely outcome.

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Bandwagon:
Everyone liked how school was the last time we were in person, so there is no reason to ask the new students and staff for feedback.
This is a bandwagon fallacy because it shows an idea that may be popular, but not necessarily right or true.

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Appeal to pity: When students complain about lack of sleep and that teachers should not give them homework or classwork.
This is an appeal to pity because its trying to get teachers to feel pity for the students over their lack of sleep, and give them less homework.

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Slippery slope: If you don't do good in school, then you cant go to college.  If you can't go to college, you cant get a good job.  If you don't have a good job, you won't have money to sustain your lifestyle.  If you can't sustain your lifestyle, then you will be sad and die.
It is a slippery slope because it tells you that if you don't go to school, something really bad will happen to your life.

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Since I think Kai Hy is very cute than everyone must think he is.

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"My friend who is in AP Language and Composition does not play sports. Therefore, everyone who is in AP Language and Composition does not play sports."
This is a very hasty generalization, as this conclusion is based on one person who is taking AP Language and Composition. There are students, like at least half of this class, who do sports and are in AP Language and Composition.

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By graduating high school and going to college it will guarantee success in your lifetime, although if you do not go to college you will never make it in life.

This statement is a False dilemma, the options that are given have only two possible answers , the lack of evidence makes the statement more inaccurate.

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1)Circular Reasoning:
"Everyone should take chemistry because chemistry is an important course to take."

This uses circular reasoning, because there is no evidence provided to back up why you should take chemistry.

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Our school must have a bank account down the drain because the school lunches are dookie.

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"If you don't exercise, you will get heart disease and you will die at the age of 30. "
This is a slippery slope because it assumes that this course of action will happen when you make a certain choice/ something happens.

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hasty generalization: People who love and own dogs are way better than people who are cat lovers.
This is a hasty generalization because it refers to the opinionated view that people who like dogs are better than people who like cats.

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jenna is very cute hehehehehe

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Slippery slope:
If you do not participate in any extracurricular activities during high school, you would most likely not be successful in life.
This is a slippery slope because you do not have to participate in an extracurricular activity during high school to be successful.

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Red Herring: When my teacher asks me why I didn't do my homework and I state, "no one else did it." Hasty Generalization: You don't need to study for the test, I didn't and I got an A.                                                                                                                        False Dilemma: You can either vote for students to not wear school uniforms or vote away our rights.

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Red Herring: When my teacher asks me why I didn't do my homework and I state, "no one else did it." Hasty Generalization: You don't need to study for the test, I didn't and I got an A.                                                                                                                        False Dilemma: You can either vote for students to not wear school uniforms or vote away our rights.

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The SAT and ACT is not required in most colleges; though they say that it wont matter, you should still do it to increase your chances of getting in.

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Some argue that students should not be measured under statewide standardized testing, while others believe that standardized tests should be used to evaluate students, so clearly the best method is to measure students with reduced testing. (Middle Ground Fallacy)

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Bandwagon: Because other people skip class and hang around campus when they should be in class, I should do it to and join them.
This is a bandwagon because people think that because lots of people do it they should to.

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Person 1: "You need to do quality work so you don't get fired."
Person 2: "Man, your family is broke and close to losing their home and living on the streets. Don't tell me about hard work."
This is an example of ad hominem. Instead of taking the critcism or defending themselves with logic, Person 2 instead attacks Person 1.

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slippery slope: If I don't eat this carrot, my eye sight will get bad, then I'll fail my road test cause I can't see, then I'll die in a car crash.

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Appeal to Authority: My friend said that people who don't follow the rules and do what they please should be properly punished. Therefore it must be right because he got that source from an adult.
This is an appeal to authority because you are getting information that might not be credible at all.

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There's no way were going to fail the next test! It's probably as easy as the last one, no worries!

This an appeal to wishful thinking because it suggest the claim that they won't fail is true due to how strongly it's hoped it is.

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2)Slippery Slope:
"If you take soccer you're gonna break your leg terribly, and then you won't be able to walk properly ever again."

This is a slippery slope fallacy because playing soccer does not mean you will break your leg, and having your leg broken does not mean you will never be able to walk again.

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1. ad hominem:
I am doing bad in my Math class because my Math teacher is lazy and irresponsible.

This is ad hominem because the student is attacking the teachers character, rather than address why they are struggling in class.

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Straw Man ; This person says that their teacher is unfair and mean.  But they are so nice, so they must not be if they are nice to me.

This is straw man because they have a distorted image of their teacher due to the favoritism received.

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"If I get sick, I will miss school. If I miss school, I will not be able to take notes. Without notes, I will fail my test. If I fail my test, I will fail the class. If I fail the class, I will fail high school. If I fail high school, I will be living on the streets with the cookie monster."
This an example of slippery slope. Yes, missing a day of school puts you at a disadvantage, but this can be resolved by simply asking the teacher or a classmate for the notes of that day.

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Those apposed to uniforms want students to show up in whatever vulgar clothes they choose. (Strawman)

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i saw someone bring a dog on campus - therefore we are allowed to bring our pets!

just because someone brings their dog on campus dosen't necessarily mean its allowed for all dogs and other animals

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"People pick difficult classes because they are all hardworking."

This is a hasty generalization because not all people that pick difficult classes are hardworking.

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Appeal to Majority: Most people at school have I phones, therefore I phones are superior than other phone brands.
This is an appeal to majority because it argues that I phones are better than other brands, based off of majority.

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Band wagon ; I would like to join this club but no one else is joining this club, so I wont either.  But others are joining this other club so I will too.

This is a band wagon logical fallacy because they are doing whatever everyone else is doing rather than something they want to do themselves.

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hasty generalization: if my friend is good at swimming and eats 2 bowls of saimin everyday, then if I eat 2 bowls of saimin, then I'd be good at swimming.

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Anyone who wants school to start later is lazy and has a poor initiative. (ad hominem)

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3) Hasty Generalizations
"I saw several people vaping in the bathroom. This must mean the bathrooms are a vaping zone."

This hastily generalizes that you are allowed to vape in bathrooms, just because someone found that people were not caught for it.

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Hasty generalization:  Some kids chose to vandalize a bathroom, therefore, all kids are dangerous vandals who have no respect for school property.
This is a hasty generalization because not every kid would vandalize a school bathroom.

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bandwagon: everybody thinks the cowboys are trash so I will not be a fan of the cowboys

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"I don't really enjoy playing [sport] anymore, but since I've played it for 5 years already I should keep playing it."

This is a sunk cost fallacy because they are stating that a sunk cost of 5 years is a reason to keep playing the sport despite not enjoying it. It is not a reasonable argument.

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Hasty Generalization: If you get straight A's in all your classes, than you will likely succeed in life. People who gets Cs and Ds will fail in life.
This is hasty generalization because it is focused on peoples beliefs that if you do well in school you will be good in life, but for the others who aren't so great will likely fail.

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My PE teacher says that we are not made of billions of atoms.
This is a Appeal to Authority because the Teacher is the person of authority and he states something that is not related to physical education.

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Since I saw a kid vaping in class, in front of the teacher (they somehow didn't notice), I know that I can vape without any consequences in front of a teacher.
(straw man i think)

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2. faulty analogy
Not taking your SAT test is as bad as throwing away 1 million dollars.

This is faulty analogy because not taking your SAT and throwing away 1 million dollars are two things that are not comparable, as throwing away 1 million dollars is much worse than not taking the SAT.

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Ad Hominem: Students with bad grades are lazy and not trying hard enough.
This is Ad Hominem because it attacks students with bad grades, by calling them lazy.

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Ad Hominem:   My teacher supports the Raiders football team, so he should not be a teacher.

This is an ad hominem because it uses a personal attack to criticize a point.

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"most students say we should be able to leave campus for lunch. So in that case, it has to be true."
this is appeal to majority because the conclusion was made based on what most people think.

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"my football coach said that practices will now end at 6:00pm instead of 6:30pm because it always seems to start raining at 6:00pm"
This is a false cause because two separate events that appear to be related, because of coincidences in timing, are not.

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"school days should not be longer than 7 hours because they have always been 7 hours or shorter"
this is appeal to tradition because the conclusion is based off of how things have always been done.

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3. circular reasoning
I did not do my homework because I am irresponsible.

This is circular reasoning because their reasoning gives no actual evidence and does not qualify as the actual cause of why they did not do their homework.

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Appeal to authority:
"If the president says something, I will believe him.  He got there by being smart, so he must be smart enough to follow."

This appeal to authority is caused by people believing in the leader of their nation to the point of ignorance as they have the position of president thus they must be correct.