“We can’t know ahead of time if our efforts to curtail global warming are going to make a difference, and it’s easier to live as we are, so we might as well do nothing” Is this fallacious? Why or why not?

Give an example of a Tu quoque fallacy. 

“When the governor says we should save water during this drought, we should really listen to him.”  Is this fallacious? Why or why not?

If I try to convince you by weeping in front of you–real ugly crying–what Aristotelian means of persuasion am I attempting? 

Name and define the five elements of Burke’s Pentad.

Complete this syllogism: The defense accuses the police of planting evidence at the defendant’s home in order to incriminate the defendant. In order for planted evidence to be credible, the police must know that the defendant does not have an alibi. The police had not yet interviewed the defendant when they found the evidence at the defendant’s home and it was among the first pieces of evidence they discovered. Therefore…

Complete this syllogism: The villainous Magneto threatens the autonomy of mankind by turning them into mutants. Autonomy is a principle of human rights. Therefore…  

In this lateral diagram of the female pelvis, the indicated structures most likely represent:

The deepest, or innermost, muscle of the anterolateral abdominal wall is the…

The finger-like projections of the female genitalia are known as the: