Once you start to lie, you are __________. ( ). A: on a slippery slope B: failing C: to a slippery slope D: on a slope
Once you start to lie, you are __________. ( ). A: on a slippery slope B: failing C: to a slippery slope D: on a slope
Deng Ling warned Mary to be careful of the stairs, because they were slippery.
Deng Ling warned Mary to be careful of the stairs, because they were slippery.
中国大学MOOC: It _______ rained last night, for the road is wet and slippery.
中国大学MOOC: It _______ rained last night, for the road is wet and slippery.
Motorists were warned to slippery conditions.
Motorists were warned to slippery conditions.
The rock was slippery as a ball, and they had to rather than climb.
The rock was slippery as a ball, and they had to rather than climb.
It _______ rained last night, for the road is wet and slippery. A: must B: / C: must have D: could have
It _______ rained last night, for the road is wet and slippery. A: must B: / C: must have D: could have
Slippery Slope is when someone argues that a minor action will lead to ludicrous consequences.
Slippery Slope is when someone argues that a minor action will lead to ludicrous consequences.
The roads are _______ after the rain. A: slipper B: slippering C: slippered D: slippery
The roads are _______ after the rain. A: slipper B: slippering C: slippered D: slippery
A logical fallacy of faulty generalization by reaching an inductive generalization based on insufficient evidence, this is the fallacy of Slippery Slope.
A logical fallacy of faulty generalization by reaching an inductive generalization based on insufficient evidence, this is the fallacy of Slippery Slope.
Consider the following argument："If you smoke one cigarette today， then you will end up smoking another onetomorrow， and more the day after that， and before you know it you will smokingtwo packs a day and shortening your life expectancy by decades. So you shouldnot even smoke one cigarette today.”This argument contains a（ ）。 A: fallacy of equivocation. B: conceptual slippery slope fallacy. C: causal slippery slope fallacy. D: fairness slippery slope fallacy. E: all of the above
Consider the following argument："If you smoke one cigarette today， then you will end up smoking another onetomorrow， and more the day after that， and before you know it you will smokingtwo packs a day and shortening your life expectancy by decades. So you shouldnot even smoke one cigarette today.”This argument contains a（ ）。 A: fallacy of equivocation. B: conceptual slippery slope fallacy. C: causal slippery slope fallacy. D: fairness slippery slope fallacy. E: all of the above