Multiple Choice
An objection commits the strawman fallacy when:
A) It attacks the person making an argument when he or she is not there to defend him- or herself.
B) It distorts or misrepresents the target argument to make it easier to refute.
C) It asserts that the target argument is flawed without explaining why.
D) It presents a weaker version of the objection to make it easier to respond to.
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