1. Choose a fallacy from the [possible choices]; explain your response *if needed*.
a. "If you haven't written short stories, you shouldn't be questioning them."
Possible choices: [Hasty Generalization, False Use of Authority, Begging the Question, Ad Hominem]
b. "If you want to decrease the violence in today's youth, tell these video game makers to stop making games that glorify violence."
Possible choices: [Bandwagon Appeal, Hasty Generalization, Ad Populum Argument, Slippery Slope]
c. "The majority of the people voted for him, so we should at least give his new initiatives a chance."
Possible choices: [False Use of Authority, Hasty Generalization, Circular Reasoning, Bandwagon Appeal]
d. "Rap and Hip-Hop music today is either full of guns and drugs or sex."
Possible choices: [Begging the Question, False Analogy, Bandwagon Appeal, False Dilemma]
e. "Americans shouldn't find hunting objectionable because one of our most famous presidents, Theodore Roosevelt, was an avid hunter."
Possible choices: [False Use of Authority, Hasty Generalization, False Dilemma, Bandwagon Appeal]